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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
2
At the Bentley colliery near Doncaster England an explosion killed 45 miners. Swift, a colliery worker, testified he left the pit moments before the blast after receiving an urgent message by telephone, a detail shared at the inquest into the disaster.
News Review reports intensified fighting around Shanghai as Japanese forces under Gen Yoshinori Takawa press the Chinese rear. With a League plan for a conference, observers doubt durable truce paths as Britain and the United States lean toward avoiding a boycott while Japan seeks a decisive victory.
Missionaries increasingly use airplanes for rapid transport in Africa and Asia. Bishop Grison in Stanteyville, Africa, reports can cover diocese distances in three days by plane. In Siam, first commercial airline opened and missionaries travel by air, boosting moral impact on natives.
Fragmentary quote notes that cities are fiat after growths and that any bits of America expand much faster than the rest, reflecting a historical discourse on urban growth and development.
Forest service to establish primitive areas within national forests to preserve unimpaired natural values and offer the public a pioneer development experience. While tourist parks provide amenities, many will value untouched settings that may later become part of national parks. Capture Manuel engagement discussed.
A fragmented ad touts Syrup Pepsin as a gentle stimulant for bowels liver and stomach claiming it prevents sickness and colds. It urges adults to use larger doses and positions the product as a household remedy from a famous doctor.
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