05 Mar 1942
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1942
Page
1
Advertises a free grand cook book packed with recipes for yeast raised breads and cakes. Readers are invited to mail a postcard with name and address to Standard Brands Inc. at 691 Washington St New York City.
In the final Deep Water Island installment, Dick and Karen confront truth about James Wayne’s death and a large payment. Karen reveals a two hundred seventeen thousand dollar receipt and pieces together Hokano, Lilua, Tsura, and others involvement. They decide against further quarrels and consider a voyage to Nuku Hiva, seeking sense over blame.
Captain Dick awakens aboard the Holokal to a westward sun and a missing Honolulu port. Karen reappears at the bow, teasing his sleepiness and confirming the altered course toward the Marquesas. A reunion follows as flying fish leap past the bow.
A 1942 lesson outlines seven reasons men drink, cites Genesis 43 34 Psalm 104 14 15 Proverbs 31 4 5 Ecclesiastes 2 1 8 10 11 Isaiah 66 12 and 1 Corinthians 8 3 8 as guidance. It argues social, happiness, responsibility evasion, sorrow, poverty, satisfaction, hope and recreation temptations, urging reliance on God for true joy and restraint.
A fragmentary dialogue juxtaposes philosophy and cynicism with a romance. A shy suitor, Ted, asks Jasmine how she, an angel, could love him, while a quip about happiness and desire threads through the exchange. The female speaker claims sharp wit figures prominently.
A New Mexico State Employment Service meeting reveals a Black woman's claim about her husband's death after a car crash. She insists the doctor said the brain suffered a “conclusion of de brain,” and officials suggest “concussion.” The woman confirms he is dead.
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