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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1950

Page

8

Once Upon a Time and the Boss’s Surprise Meeting

Sonny asks if fairy tales always start with Once upon a time. His mother explains that some begin with a telephone ring and a voice delivering news that the boss called a last minute meeting, mixing whimsy with work life.

Questions and Answers from an Early 20th Century Quiz

The set lists five trivia items with answers: wrist watches became fashionable for men during World War I. Ninon de Lenclos was noted for her beauty at age 80. the first man to swim the English Channel was Captain Matt Webb of England on August 24-25, 1875. the world’s greatest entertainer was Al Jolson. and a triple threat football player is someone skilled in running passing and kicking.

Ninon de Lencos Matt Webb England al Jolson

Humane society rents store window for fur exhibit

Members stage an exhibit of wild furred animals to protest ruthless killing. A man wearing a drunken claim insisted on joining, justifying his act with a large sign stating, We were skinned to provide furs for fashionable women.

Humane Society

Planning for the Future Buy U S Savings Bonds

The article promotes purchasing U S Savings Bonds as a long term investment option for families and individuals planning ahead. It highlights benefits like steady growth, safety, and accessible saving instruments suitable for various financial goals.

Hadacol touted as cure in old time ad claims

A vintage advertisement touts Hadacol as a universal remedy improving digestion and energy for all ages. It cites testimonials from Ethel Guidry of Port Neches and Mrs. Thompson of Port Arthur, praising weight gain, appetite, and vitality after using Hadacol. The copy emphasizes B vitamins and minerals, liquid form, and a money back guarantee, urging readers to order via penny post card or direct from The LeBlanc Corporation.

Ethel Guidry Montgomery St Port Neches Texas Guidry Miss Guidry Port Arthur W. M. Thompson Thompson Mrx Il Ae LeBlanc Corporation Lafayette Louisiana

Devotional Scripture Reading Notes

Fragmentary religious text references Acts Corinthians and Chronicles. It suggests a devotional reading plan with verses 15 38 18 22 and 1 Chronicles. The exact content is unclear but centers on scripture study and spiritual reflection.

Make Rug of Any Size By Adding Squares to It

Add A Square Hooked Rug pattern describes interlocked circles flowers and cherries. Rug size adjustable by adding 12 inch squares. Pattern 20 provides tracing designs and directions for every Alep. Price 25 cents. Workshop Pattern Service Drawer 10 edford Mill New Yorks.

Alep Edford Mill New Yorks

Corinth shows church living with the lid off in a pagan world

A sermon contrasts Luke and Paul on Corinth, showing the church’s flaws and strengths. It argues Christians must be distinct while living amid a corrupt society, urging restraint and moral discipline in a modern jungle of Hollywood influence and secular temptations.

Corinth Jesus Paul Hollywood

Odd Things Happen At Carnegie Hall Recall

New York story recounts Carnegie Hall memories from Winston Churchill as a student lecturer to 1919 Wilson speech, with host manager John J. Totten detailing famous performances and a near riot over a Turkish capital debate and the 1919 half empty crowd due to heavy security.

Carnegie Hall New York N. Y Winston Churchill Ladysmith South Africa Churchill John J. Totten Tchaikovsky Manhattan Totten Caruso Heifetz Rachmaninoff

That Settled It Sim Startled Dead I Was Not

A fragment from a humorous or fictional dialogue shows Jim denying reports of his death after a mistaken notice. The exchange references a casual greeting and confusion over identity, reflecting light orienting humor. The readable text hints at mistaken news about Jim.

Sim Jim

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