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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
16
The Graettinger Times reprints a collection of witty and reflective snippets on society, education, fashion, and prosperity. It highlights the era’s humor about winter fashion, debt, technology, and the easygoing American spirit with brief quips and observations.
A string of quips and observations on politics, health, fashion, and daily life. Notes clue quirky lines about candy consumption, cod liver oil, and scams, with remarks on drivers, dress, and old sayings. A playful mosaic of topical humor and social commentary.
A British physician argues the victims of the Black Hole massacre did not die from oxygen deprivation. He questions whether lack of companionship played a role and notes new findings arising from the crossword craze. The issue is linked to a surprise discovery that onion belongs to the lily family. Booster songs are set to be sung by hundreds at Patlow, including a dairy song highlighted for readers unable to attend.
A mixed collection of verses features the patriotic tune America the Beautiful alongside a humorous Iowa dairy song. It mentions Iowa pride, various dairy cows and farming woes, including lines about milking, butterfat, and farm finances. The piece combines cultural homage with rustic humor.
A collage of quirky local items, including a lecturer urging heed to handwriting on the wall, jokes about mustache styles and crossword clues, a tale of inheritance versus tax risk, a western woman’s pallid face, and a humorous Emmetsburg Township Farm Bureau party with hard times costumes.
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