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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1928
Page
4
A letter from Manchester South Dakota describes how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound strengthened a weak woman. Facing fatigue and limited mobility, she regained energy to work at home and farm tasks. She notes family of five on 380 acres and invites letters for further details.
A damaged OCR fragment questions motherhood in an enlightened age and references a child. It appears as garbled dialogue noting a mother and baby without clear context or verifiable facts. No identifiable people, places, or events are preserved.
The lesson outlines Jesus as the God man and Messiah, contrasts popular and disciple opinions, and emphasizes the cross plan. It covers Jesus predicted suffering, rejection, death, and resurrection, Peter’s rebuke, Jesus’ refusal to publicize the Messianic mission, and the cost of following Christ through self denial and suffering leading to freedom and eternal life.
Fragmentary text presents a devotional plea about crying to God for spiritual birth and the meaning of life. It references a begetter and divine sufficiency, though the passage is cryptic and lacks clear events or names.
In Charlotte and Gaston County a sensational romance repeats. Philbeck faces larceny charges while Jessie May Francis and the married couple once eloped. A Shelby court verdict sent them to prison with suspended terms that hinge on future contact. Francis and Philbeck reportedly move toward reconciliation amid ongoing public interest.
A New York radio broadcast of a shipwreck tale 21 years late reunites Fred Jeffs’s sister Mrs. Elenry Claridge with the mariner who promised to return. The driver, Red Christern, ends the suspense as he visits the Claridge home in Queens Village to deliver the promised meeting.
Lake Erie, once a heavily stocked freshwater lake, is rapidly depleting its fish. Fishermen and scientists from Western Reserve, University of Michigan, Ohio State, Ohio fish and game, and Ontario authorities met to plan an investigation into causes. Longtime fishermen report shrinking hauls as pollution and fishing practices are studied.
The United States accounts for about forty percent of global power and roughly fifty percent of electrical goods production. A Boulder dam irrigation plan could irrigate about 2,000,000 acres in Nevada Arizona and California and parts of Mexico with seven years of construction and estimated costs of 41 500 000 for irrigation and 32 500 000 for power developments.
P. P. Clof of the Bell Telephone Laboratories in New York unveils a machine that measures a fraction of an inch a billonth of an inch. The invention promises extreme precision in industrial metrology and could impact manufacturing standards.
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