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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
24
A traveling man read a letter from his drama using crisp language on expenses. It was passed to a smoker and contends roundly. After comment he slipped it into his side pocket and asked why keep that note as he would write to his wife tonight.
Fragmented classified style note lists a level farm, large modern house, new barn, churches, and ads for Western farm benefits with Eastern advantages. Mentions address M 14 Polla Matvera Olila and a proverb about persistence. References friends and enemies as useful to a wise mind.
And Nothing Else to Do. Man-Where are you going to attend Behoo this fall At the university Maid-No, Wn tired of dancing. A BOOK OF DESSERT RECIPES. In every box of Plymouth Rock Gal izing there is a sttle booklet of chosen recipits, showing how some very uive puddings can be made without pees or milk, or low left "over 'Preserves or fruit, Jutee can be made Into pleas ing desserts.
A Boston girl smiles at a rude demand while a nun shows calm progress. A passerby asks for a kiss and receives a witty reply about motives. The exchange ends with a quip on improving prison reform by better people.
Albert Birney Seip, grandson of Civil War officer Gen William Birney, plunged 104 feet from the Washington Monument after stepping from a window ledge. The fall, accelerating to 120 miles per hour, shattered bones and sent his body to the sidewalk below. A nurse reported the scene as police traced the tragedy to a suicide, with witnesses recalling a sudden sign of distress before the fall.
New York state that the Interstate Commerce Commission shows U S class one railroads earned a net railway operating income of 860,654,700 in January, a 5.54 percent rise over the through January last year. The prior period yielded 29,486,000 in net operating income, equal to a 2.75 percent gain.
French troops have occupied three additional towns Inclndine Mulhelin, Witten frerth nas Guimmersbieh, and Eiberfeld area. German railway resistance hindered troop movement. French forces seized Kehb railway station and tracks as a strategic move.
March reports describe French forces in Dortmund occupying the railway station and halting local police, expelling town officials, and confiscating government assets as preparations unfold. Separate notes include Hughes preparing speeches on U.S. relations with the League of Nations court and Wisconsin changes to alcohol regulations, plus a citizenship case.
Advert reads Dr Kilmer swampr root claims cures for kidney liver and bladder ailments. Endorsed by doctors and customers with sworn statements claiming success. Sample bottle by parcel post from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY. large and medium bottles sold at drug stores.
Aitekeod, once a Soviet ally, was expelled and sentenced to hang for treachery after being deemed disloyal. Quentwrk notes four crowns, and a quip about an ideal marriage declares wealth defines partnership.
Health for working women stresses dangers of long hours and poor posture. Personal testimonials from Carolyne Mangels and Eleanor Sheblak praise the remedy for menstrual troubles and related ailments while urging others to request the accompanying text.
Fifty years ago Dr Paul Wagner became director of the Darmstadt experiment station and built a foundation for commercial fertilizers. His work on Thomas phosphate and improved fertilizing methods boosted practical agricultural use, with articles and lectures aiding American agriculture. The piece also notes early flying squirrel observations and ends with an advertisement for Cuticura Toilet Trio.
A young woman sought a city school board member to discuss teaching kindergarten but faced a wary response. He asked about transcendental sin, she hesitated, and acknowledged kindergarten work might be too ambitious for her.
A short authorial tale describes a recently married man named Sam who confesses to his employer that he and his wife Mandy have parted. The farmer rebukes him noting the marriage vows, while Sam quips that the parson who joined them warned of better or worse. The story uses dialect to illustrate a misjudged union and the misfortune of Mandy.
A report notes that canteloupe movement in the United States last season would need a freighter train 71 miles long to haul the crop. The piece also offers a wry line about laziness arising from miscredited philosophy.
Harvard zoologist George H Walker reports hatchling loggerheads cue toward the sea immediately after emerging. Turtles prefer downhill paths and open horizons with blue areas attracting them more than other colors, a complex eye response beyond simple hunger cues.
A bank teller and a visiting American discuss currency, joking about rubles marks and crowns. The exchange rate joke centers on six million of one kind and half-a-dozen million of another, highlighting a quip about rights of way and quietness.
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