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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
6
A recently built hotel on the thirty-first floor in New York reserves a special dog hotel for the Euesis’ dogs and cis. Most New York hotels refuse dogs, but this one offers a kennel maid, pet cook, bathroom, beauty parlor, and roof garden exercise runs for pets.
Mrs Margaret Washington recounts a severe cold that left her bedridden for five weeks. After starting Milka Emulsion five weeks later she gained weight from 111 to 126 pounds and reports regained appetite, strength, and daily work capacity.
A tenant pleads about multiple running accounts with collectors. The landlord notes several obligations, illustrating ongoing debt and pressure from collection actions as the dispute unfolds.
An advertisement proclaims Med Cross Ball Blue as essential for households, claiming it keeps white clothes bright in snow and harms no fabric. The jingle-like note urges readers to buy, framing the product as safe and effective for all laundry needs.
Fragmentary lines discuss youth appearance and ongoing costs with casual debate about yearly expenses, indicating a conversation about aging, value, and price Without complete context the excerpt reads as a snippet of dialogue focusing on contrasting views of youth and expense, likely from a larger feature or column.
This lesson on Christian stewardship emphasizes the obligation of believers to witness and give. It highlights the Macedonian example of generosity born from poverty, the readiness of believers to give, and the principle that gifts are acceptable when given from sincere love and God’s grace. It argues that self-offering follows commitment to Christ and that giving should be voluntary, proportionate, and motivated by love rather than compulsion.
The line notes many Christians miss Christ’s presence, living with Him in their heads or Bibles rather than in their hearts, urging a shift from mere knowledge to intimate experience.
Ruskin states that true human help to God comes by allowing God to assist man rather than by man aiding God directly. The remark emphasizes divine grace shaping human effort and humility before the divine will.
Cromuna Ava Ladders Crossed are ladders that lead to heaven.
The United States Department of Agriculture released new summary tables on the chemical composition of fresh fruits. Authored by Charlotte Chatfeld and Laura T. MecLaughiin, the circular presents data for 07 kinds and varieties with 31 fuel sources, detailing moisture, protein, carbohydrates, and other constituents as percentages of edible portions.
A Capper's Farmer feature notes B. G. Roberts of Arkansas as a pioneer Muscovy duck raiser in the region. Ducks lay from February into cold weather if not broody, feed largely on greens, and quack mainly when frightened. Drakes are quiet. young birds are easy to raise with a milk bread and bran based starter, then a wheat bran and corn finisher.
Agricultural notes discuss feeding, livestock care, and seasonal tips. Emphasizes balanced rations, the limits of certain remedies, and practical observations on pigs poultry and sheep. Warns against costly ineffective cures and encourages adapting farm to improve yields and animal health through better feed and management.
An autumn afternoon at a Mast Side drug store features two women and four girls in a casual chat about a minister and marriage. The conversation unfolds with light humor as Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Jones speculate on whether a minister would choose them as a wife, aided by Mrs. Jones' daughter who weighs in that ministers aren’t supposed to pick the pretty ones. The item reflects small town talk and social assumptions of the period.
Senator King of Utah, during a Whalington dinner, laments palitten acandals with the remark that efforts to absolve guilt only deepen the harm. He recalls a Munich butcher reply to an American inquiry about horse meat in sausage, insisting there is no meat in them at all.
An advertisement notes Pastor Koenig began making Koenig’s Nervino and Nervina in the past. The formula comes from German doctors and is sold worldwide. A large free sample offer requires mailing a postal for Koenig Medicine Co. at 1045 North Wells Street Chicago Illinois, with notice to mention the local paper.
A comic dialogue notes a man’s renewed proposals after a girl rejects him twelve times, hinting at superstitious youth and the patience of romance. The exchange Playfully contrasts matrimonial resolve with persistent courting and aging hopes.
A fragment from a Lowell item notes a cryptic phrase about measuring the wore shiper and dates back to a historical reference. The readable portion lacks clear subjects or events to identify. This brief line preserves the tone of a clipped item from the era.
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