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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
7
An inquest heard a telephone warning helped save a miner named Swift who left the Bentley colliery near Doncaster Hog land minutes before a deadly explosion that killed 45 miners. The blast occurred at the colliery and prompted discussion of a private message received by Swift beforehand.
The article surveys ongoing Shanghai and Pacific war tensions, Japan’s push toward victory, and a proposed League of Nations conference while noting the Lindbergh baby kidnapping in Hopewell New Jersey and related international political maneuvers alongside U S tax and road bills and Hoover era reforms. It also mentions Finland’s Lapua unrest, British tariff changes, and global economic strain as nations weigh peace, blockade, and policy shifts.
Neuratcia natives impressed as Catholic missionaries speed visits by plane. Reports to the Propaganda Congregation note bishops and priests now use aircraft in Africa and Asia, cutting travel times from months to days and boosting church work in distant dioceses. A Siam air route illustrates expanding missionary mobility and claimed positive impact on local populations.
The forest service plans primitive areas in national forests to preserve natural values. These zones would offer back to nature experiences without tourist facilities and aim to become part of future national parks. The piece mentions public engagement involving Helen.
The ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild stimulant for the digestive system for both children and adults. It claims improved bowel movement regularity, fewer illnesses, and even protection against colds, urging use in larger spoonfuls for adults and warning against chronic overuse.
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