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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1927
Page
6
The Christian's hope lesson centers on heavenly home and prepare the faithful for eternity. Key points cover Jesus' promise of many mansions, return to gather believers, and the Resurrection of the body. Growth in faith sustains believers through grief, with emphasis on a prepared place for a prepared people.
A reflective saying from Living Message and Echoes discusses temptation and strength. It asserts that yielding makes us weaker while resisting builds virtue and that there is no need for evil thoughts. It presents a moral stance without specific events or names.
The brief line expresses belief that the peace of God sustains through weary circumstances, underscoring faith as a steadying force.
The feature highlights taffeta hats in vivid colors and spring travel coats with intricate needlework. It describes plaids and solid shades, straw brims, and nacre light taffeta, with bold color blends, floral motifs, and elaborate textures for a fashionable outlook.
Sir Aurel Stein undertook a 20 year exploration to trace Alexander the Great’s route into India. He penetrated a hitherto unmapped region beyond the northwestern Indian frontier, aided by a local ruler and British Indian authorities.
A glossary of music terms defines fugue as a composition where the melody appears in one part and is replayed in another per rules. Prelude is a short introductory piece. Gayotte is an old dance starting on the third beat in common time. Sonata is a musical work in three or four movements, each complete. Choral music is vocal primarily, distinct from orchestral instrumental music.
A Beech Groya child of three years, Paul Smith, was heard pounding in the living room while his mother cooked. He claimed he was fixing nails on the library table, saying he had nails on his finger nails. The mother warned him to stop, prompting the playful exchange reported by the Indianapolis News.
Workmen widening a road near Ton don Wigland uncovered a circular artificial area covered by rough stones. Measurements indicate a round Bronze Age cairn foundation about 4,000 years old, likely connected to a nearby Roman fort a few hundred yards southeast.
Archaeologists report finding broken statuettes of the Babylonian goddess Astarte at Tell-en-Nasbeth, a mound on a hill seven miles north of Jerusalem. They believe the discovery marks Mizpah of Benjamin, a major fortified altar from pre-Diluvian times.
Mrs. James Hennessey in Hillsboro New Hampshire glimpses a crow fly by clutching a ridge part in its talons. The bird drops the prey after a chase but escapes as the partridge dies soon after.
A damaged notice recalls Uncle Sam Rane still housed in a Treasury building in Washington. The device, once used to distill corn whisky, now yields only water. It has been confiscated and handed to the Treasury department garage to distill water for government storage batteries.
A Monticello physician with 47 years practice promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a safe mild laxative for chronically constipated infants and children. The ad touts gentle bowels, no harsh purges, and offers a free sample by mail order.
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