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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
6
A dense rand of community items from Graettinger and nearby towns recounts visits, health, and events. Edits note Emmetsburg trips, church dedications, a 103rd birthday, a 4 a.m. fishing opening, road and store work, and local court/jury activity. Names include Emmetsburg and Estherville residents, farmers, and businesspeople.
Eye care ad promises free eye examination and diagnosis of issues like headaches nervousness blinking squinting and watery lids. It warns against buying spectacles from unqualified sellers and stresses understanding anatomy physiology and light laws to ensure proper vision correction.
A list breaking down passenger nationalities aboard the Lusitania by cabin class. First Cabin totals include Great Britain, the United States, Greece, Sweden, Mexico, Switzerland. Second Cabin shows Great Britain, United States, Russia, Belgium, Holland, France, Italy, Unidentified. Third-class totals cover England, Ireland, Scotland, Russia, United States, Persia, and Finland.
The Panama-California Exposition at San Diego and the Panama-Pacific International Exposition at San Francisco are presented as the greatest chance for Americans to see their country. It highlights routes and trains like the Golden State Limited Rocky Mountain Limited and Cal-Merman while noting low round trip fares, liberal stopovers, and long re s ures limit.
The Lusitania case is seen as part of Germanys right to attack enemy mercantile ships, with Falaba cited as the first American fatality. Authorities note German warnings to travelers about war zone dangers and the public notices issued by the German government.
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