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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
8
An advisory promotes drinking water and using Jud Salts to flush kidneys and relieve backache. Cites grapes and jamun juice as aids and claims these remedies neutralize acids and stimulate kidney activity, urging ongoing hydration for kidney health.
English World War veteran Philip Amory, now a trader on the Finnland of Papua New Guinea, plunges overboard to save a musical comedy actress known as Gin-Bling during a perilous eastern water journey.
A narrator awakens with Ita Laurier on his mind, imagining her as a Verona lineage ideal. He recalls Pia Laurier and a fanciful destiny while racing through morning routines on a ship before facing departure and the challenge of wooing her with limited means and time. He seeks help from Mrs. Kipple for a chance at Pia.
On a voyage to Singapore Ocean socialites Gia Treacher aka Gin-Sling dominates the shipboard scene. Her glamour draws eyes and ire as Pia Laurier and mother watch jealousy from below. A tense promenade encounter ends with the narrator fleeing in guilt and fascination.
A Kansas City Star science note explains that a church bell formed from fest bell metal can sound harsh if out of tune with itself. Researchers show a bell’s tone comprises five notes: strike, nominal octave, hum, third, and fifth, harmonized through precise shaping on a rotating table.
France captures nearly a quarter of the roughly eight hundred million dollars Americans spend abroad each year. The tourism flow supports French parks and attractions as American travelers allocate funds across destinations.
The movement begun in Germany is expanding fast in Ireland with a push to health education through boy camps and scout centers. It aims to become one of the country's largest educational campaigns.
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