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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
4
A beacon 200 feet high will be erected at the Winnipeg store of the Hudson Bay Company to aid aerial night travel. It will be the largest airway beacon in Canada with 20 percent greater intensity than the Croydon tower in England and visible about 100 miles or more under clear conditions.
In October a Montana woman states she lost 10 pounds of fat on Kruschen Salts, praising rapid results. The ad claims daily half teaspoonfuls in hot water before breakfast cleanse waste, tone organs, improve blood, and yield energetic health.
A wounded narrator recalls failed schemes of love and danger on Thursday Island. Jinny Treacher visits the hospital ward with gossip about Fanshaw, Laurier, and an expedition that may lure a prospector away. The tale hints at a perilous plan and a looming departure.
Philip Amory, an English WWI veteran turned trader on Papua New Guinea, falls overboard near Suva and learns of a gold field. He becomes entangled with Pla Laurier, a wealthy New South Wales figure, and Sir Richard Fanshaw. Back in Daru he uncovers a plot involving a syndicate led by Fanshaw and contemplates informing Laurier. He drafts a message to expose the secret of the gold field.
The narrator contemplates revenge tied to Tatatata and Grace, weighing J. Phil Amory's pull and Richard Fanshaw’s fate. He plots actions involving Jinny and a lover, tracking emotions as Thursday’s magic lingers. He leaves the hotel to reach the beach and a cutter at Cape York with a telegram ready to send.
A narrator describes crafting a telegram to mislead Laurier about a marriage. The message cites Serious reasons against Fanshaw marriage and urges delay, while concealing the sender’s personal stake. The signature Philip Cosgrove Amory is used to bluff Laurier.
A Tlolyoke deer hunter near Montgomery misses on three shots at a buck and later a doe, then a second buck as a chase ends with him returning to Paper City and not boasting of the wonders of nature in a Springfield Union summary.
A fragmentary political anecdote from North Carolina features Very Bad Senator Simmopis recounting a tale at a New Born linchean. A minister questions a boy about his father’s work, the boy confirms steady employment for two months, and the minister asks what he does, receiving the answer three months.
Reflective fragment pondering human resilience and failure. The speaker notes pessimism about aging, warns of arterial hardening and brain fatigue, and critiques casual psychoanalysis and marital excuses as trends in dialogue.
French expert Charles de la Ronciere reports modern findings on ancient cartographers. Genoese, Majorcan, and Catalan mapmakers are cited with places like Tunia Ouulsta and Timbue. He asserts a Paris map preserved as Columbus’s own work pre voyage to America.
Use for cactus thorns onactus thorng make serviceable phonograph needles. The text urges diligence to improve access and progress, emphasizing purposeful effort and practical adaptation of materials for functional use.
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