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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1943
Page
6
Useful tips on maintaining cleanliness and care for everyday items. Dipping brooms in boiling soda water and kerosene spray to reduce dust. Milk handling guidance. Cushions, shoes, and shoe trees. Saw filing tip with candle heat. Removing grease with corn meal. Childrens shoes sizing and passing on when too small to prevent future foot trouble.
A wartime home economics feature encourages readers to bake at home using sugar substitutes like corn syrup and honey. It shares practical recipes including a Honey Ring Gingerbread and Raisin Cookies, with menu ideas and notes on adapting ingredients amid rationing. it also advertises a problem clinic by Lyan Chambers inviting household questions.
A brief notice notes a march 21 lesson with subjects and scripture texts selected for use under International Council of Religious Education copyright permission. The notice emphasizes licensed materials and the educational purpose of the lesson plan.
A fragment notes that time taken in summer without cholera may be repurposed as a sun-tanner. It hints at practical, seasonal use but lacks full context or concrete events. The line suggests efficiency or resource use tied to summer conditions and health considerations.
A devotional outline of John 17 18 26 focusing on Christ praying for Himself and for believers It emphasizes reverence humility and the unity of believers through the Father and the Son It calls Christians to consecration holiness and a oneness of love centered on the gospel through the Spirit driven unity
Lynn Says offers practical guidance on handling vegetables to preserve vitamin C and overall nutrition. Store green vegetables promptly after purchase, cut fruits and vegetables and add dressing quickly, avoid exposing produce to air, and cook frozen foods before thawing to minimize nutrient loss.
At a weekly gathering of the colored Sons of I Will Arise Society, a man shouts that Sam Jackson is a low-down chicken thief and a scarred member loudly seconds the motion, with Sam defending himself by seconds the accusation.
A terse reflection notes that if we exerted as much effort to be our true selves as we do to hide our nature we would resemble ourselves naturally without any disguise. The lines provoke self-scrutiny and honesty over appearances.
A list of eight general knowledge prompts covering Vatican City acreage, history of the first woman congresswoman, the George of England after whom Georgia is named, frost damage to plants, U S states without counties, origin of the word shrapnel, founder of Detroit, and the top petroleum producer among South American nations.
The list cites Vatican City’s tiny size and a 1 square mile metric, mentions Jeanette Rankin’s 1916 milestone, notes George II, explains cell water freezing bursting plant cells, identifies Louisiana’s parish government, claims General Shrapnel as inventor, credits Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac as explorer, and names Venezuela.
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