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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1931
Page
16
The report surveys Soviet foreign policy under Molotov, noting strained tension with the United States and Western powers. It highlights debates in Washington over Russia policy, trade implications, and the stance toward recognition, while detailing U S domestic political reactions and various international concerns shaping the era's diplomacy.
Walter Chrysler grew up amid Kansas rail yards and shops, learning mechanics from his engineer father and early hands on toolmaking. He apprenticed as a machinist, built a miniature locomotive, and rose through roles at Union Pacific, Colorado & Southern, Chicago & Great Western, American Locomotive, Buick, and other firms to become a leading automotive figure with a New York base and a famed toolkit from his boyhood.
Dr John Th Sellogg denounces aging rejuvenation trends calling many “80 Un scientitle” and mocks a bogus cure. A colored woman’s trip to a drug store leads to a warning about unsafe pills and quackery. The ad promotes Dr Tierce’s Pleasant Pellets for liver, bowel, and stomach regulation.
In Yacoma, Art Sullivan lifted four fleece of wood for a stove and exposed an old pipe sealed in the tree heart. Examiner notes rings around it and suggests the pipe was likely placed in a 14 ft trunk about a century ago by a trapper or hunter. William Bouney of the Washington State Historical Society identifies the discovery as likely historical.
A brief cartoon caption shows a wife telling her husband to inform a clothes seller that Tye needs. The judge remarks frame a humorous domestic scene with a sense of everyday life.
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