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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
7
A fragment recounts George Matthew Ademay describing how workers across trades face health risks. It lists miners, metal workers, fishermen, cooks, bakers, millers, and many others prone to lung, liver, kidney, and nerv ous ailments from fumes, confinement, and poor air. It warns no constitution is immune when health laws are ignored.
The readable passages discuss themes of despair and authority, with scattered references to black clothes and English history. Notable mentions include Blake described as a Boston scientist figure and Admiral Robert Mogland noted in a distant context.
A poem excerpt classifies four types of knowers. The first denies knowledge when unsure. The second dodges, hinting yet withholding. The third pretends to know all but offers wrong answers. The fourth studies, reasons, and tests before speaking, with the first and fourth providing the best guidance.
An old college mentor argues food can reflect learning and service. The piece decries unlearning at a women’s college, then shifts to a recipe note about pineapple or plum juice with lemon jello, water, and a peach pickling hint. It closes with a simple sandwich idea using jam on biscuits served with tea.
Practical directions cover keeping sandwiches moist by layering on a plate and wrapping, plus options for layer cake with whipped cream filling and boiled frosting. Additional notes mention using stale bread with sour milk for crumbles or rudding, and a milk pudding mixture with sugar and butter.
The article surveys summer knitted garments for children, noting ensembles, sweaters, coats, and coordinated outfits in navy, tan, gray, and bright colors. It highlights styles for girls and boys, including dresses, tunics, long coats, and matching accessories, with emphasis on ease, color, and practicality for school and play.
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