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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1924
Page
15
The fragment notes blindness and yaws with control efforts through early treatment of inflammation and fly breeding prevention. Privileged visitors may witness native ceremonies such as the Tulolo food presentation procession led by a village maiden, followed by talking men and assembled residents in their best attire.
A historical overview of American Samoa under naval rule, detailing governance by the U S Navy since 1899, the status of Samoan citizens, health and social programs at the Samoan hospital, native nurse training, and the island society's prosperity and calm under U S administration. Mention of Pago Pago, copra exports, and Frank Bohn praising the arrangement as the “Happy Isles.”
The article traces early census origins in England with Domesday as an agricultural count, notes Sweden and the United States initiating national counts, and lists milestones: Sweden 1740 clergy statistics, Britain 1801 first official census, US 1700, Russia 1803, followed by France after the revolution, Prussia 1805, Austria 1828, and Belgium 1883.
A reflective piece notes that people must find ways to get along with humanity as a whole. It emphasizes resilience and cooperative spirit in navigating social challenges. The author underlines everyday acts of patience and mutual aid as keys to harmony.
The quote asserts that intending to work makes any place workable and that aimlessness prevents progress. It frames effort as essential to success, contrasting movement with purposeful intent. Lincoln stresses that genuine progress arises from committing to work where one stands.
A provocative remark notes that every age claims youth, yet older men appear wealthier. The line suggests ongoing tensions over wealth and opportunity among generations.
A historical notice warns shoppers to demand the product name Diamond Dyes on packages to avoid substitutes. Each 15 cent package supposedly carries simple dyeing directions suitable for any home user. The ad lists a wide range of fabrics and items and urges refusal of substitutes.
A vintage ad shows a cash register style exchange with short dialogue about a threepenny bit and careful money, followed by an advertisement urging to keep a box on hand and praising Brandreth Fills as a safe reliable vegetable laxative made in America for ninety years.
A tense exchange unfolds as the man reveals the caller urged immediate action. The girl resists, insisting doctors cannot frighten her into fear. The twist shows the intruder was not a doctor but a lawyer.
The exchange questions firing the young Jones amid concerns that emphasis on success narratives consumed time and energy. Officials cite overinvestment in success stories as a key factor, while colleagues note potential impact on morale and development.
A Berkeley practical nurse with sixteen years’ experience says Tanlac cured post operation debility. She details loss of appetite, disordered stomach, anemia, and sleepless nights, noting a 82 pound weight gain and renewed strength over three years. She urges others to try Tanlac Vegetable Pills.
A New York Brighton bathers Sunday afternoon show several hardy winter swimmers. A woman explains that the water’s appeal lies in thrill and challenge despite cold. bystanders note chattering teeth and icy limbs as they chat with the crowd.
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