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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1924
Page
12
The report notes thousands affected by an eye disease with hundreds of blindness cases and describes control measures through early treatment and fly breeding prevention. Privileged visitors may witness native ceremonies including the Table presentation procession led by a village maiden in bark cloth, followed by three talking men and the assembled community.
Journal excerpt on American Samoa detailing political status under U S Navy rule since 1900 with Capt. Edwin Taylor Pollock as governor. Describes hospital services, native nurse training, yaws treatment with neoursphenamin, conjunctivitis prevalence, and cultural rituals including food offerings and kava ceremonies. Also praises Samoa as a model of peaceful administration under U S governance.
The text traces early census efforts from 11th century England’s Domesday Book to modern national censuses. It notes Sweden and the United States as origins, cites 1800 as Britain’s census office establishment, and lists early national censuses in the United States 1700, Russia 1802, France post revolution, Prussia 1805, Austria 1828, Belgium 1888, with various nations creating central bureaus for population data.
A compact note reflects on how people must live with one another and navigate daily interactions. It suggests resilience and practical tolerance as everyday tools for harmony. The piece emphasizes simple cooperation and shared effort to endure social frictions.
Abraham Lincoln advises that if you intend to go to work there is no better place than right where you are. If you do not intend to work you cannot get along anywhere. Squirming from place to place achieves little.
A compact opinion piece notes that while youth are numerous, the older men hold the purse strings. It contrasts vigor with wealth, suggesting economic influence concentrates with longevity and accumulated capital among older men.
The note instructs customers to always ask for Diamond Dyes and refuses any package without the Diamond Dyes name. It promises simple directions for dyeing all fabrics and garments from skirts to draperies, with every 15 cent package offering color choices at the drug store.
A provocative line echoes from a public forum as a remark surfaces amid a discussion on family dynamics and social boundaries. The moment highlights tensions over acceptable language in media and personal boundaries within contemporary discourse.
The fragment shows a coin exchange exchange with a boy asking for a threepenny bit and a seller urging thrift. It includes an advertisement line stating Always Keep a Box on Hand Brandreth Fills are a safe and reliable laxative made in America for ninety years and entirely vegetable.
The Man recalls being urged to depart abroad immediately, while The Girl dismisses the warning as nonsense. The Man reveals the warning came not from a doctor but a lawyer, in a London Opinion note.
In a terse workplace exchange, a manager questions why the decision to fire Jones occurred. The answer cites spending excessive time reading success stories instead of focusing on core tasks. The remark highlights a leadership concern about balance between inspiration and productivity.
Mrs Celia Fleming a 16 year practical nurse in Berkeley California praises Tanlac for restoring appetite digestion strength and weight she says a 1904 operation left her weak until starting Tanlac three years ago. She reports an 82 pound weight gain and now recommends the medicine to patients. Tanlac is sold by druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
Report from Brighton Beach New York on a Sunday afternoon shows several bathers dubbed arctic swans and pillar bears swimming in frigid surf. A group including one man and four women left the water seeking shelter as their teeth chattered and icebound air whipped their exposed arms and legs.
A terse aphorism notes that people are rarely fooled because they believe the act lacks value. It suggests skepticism toward deception, hinting that the perceived futility of manipulation reduces its use. The remark emphasizes practicality in judging social behavior.
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