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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1924
Page
14
An old moral meditation on perseverance and self restraint warns readers not to falter in effort. It contrasts the fates of those who toil with kindness against those who fail to act, urging steadfastness and cheerful conduct as paths to success, with wry caution about the limits of pity.
Poem recalling enduring friendship and loyalty across distance. The speaker vows not to forget a departed or distant friend, with imagery of flowers, hearth, and shared memories. The piece preserves a historic newspaper voice and sense of sentimental tribute.
The article traces the term grass widow from England where it described a discarded mistress or separated wife, to its American adoption during the 1840 California gold rush. It notes origins linked to grace widow and Norse roots, with early neutral use before later disrepute. The piece cites Wheeler Syndicate, Inc. as the source.
Fragmentary text from a mothers cookbook blending recipes and commentary on warmth and family meals. Includes directions for Berkshire Pudding and a potato flour cake with careful measurements and steps, plus a New York style turnip dish and a range of dessert and sauce notes.
Fragmented reflections discuss love, marriage, and social quirks with satirical lines about husbands and wives. Cites Solomon, imagery of apples and dagons, and contrasts between male and female heart needs. Names various American cities and their nicknames linked to industries.
A Nebraska county shows residents how public money is spent by auditing books, revealing tax districts with $10.60 to $30.20 per $1,000 valuation and uncovering hidden property. Through meetings and posters, they cut district taxes by up to 20 percent and saved about $80,000 on bridges while increasing trust and local control.
A fragment from a Washington column recalls the Yankee schooner Susan Allen on the Connecticut River. Captain Sturgis and mate Collings clash over navigating near mud flats, with a tense exchange and the anchor finally dropped as the vessel holds its position in winter weather.
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