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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
9
A household tip notes a simple device to keep powdered sugar from clumping. It claims the invention grinds and dries the sugar quickly to restore fine powder for cooking and baking use.
The article recalls the May 24 1865 grand review of Union veterans in Washington following Lincoln’s assassination. It notes General Grant’s address praising soldiers for preserving the Union and ending slavery, the subsequent disbandment, and the national solemn tribute. Eyewitness accounts describe the moving scene, music, and emotions as hundreds of thousands watched the veterans march.
The United States government erected a monument to 8,884 Confederate soldiers and sailors who died as white prisoners of war at Point Lookout Maryland. An undetermined number of unidentified dead are buried there with others shipped home after the Civil War. The monument sits about four miles from Point Lookout near high ground overlooking the Potomac River.
Pathfinder Magazine notes a Chelsea herb garden founded by Hans Sloane beside the Thames embankment. The site remains hidden from many passersby who traverse the riverfront daily, unaware of the historic plant collection and the garden’s origins.
A broad expedition collects exotic herbs from coral islands and tropical ridges. Plants travel to London for study and are shipped to medical centers. Each specimen undergoes careful cultivation and testing to determine therapeutic value.
A short note encourages using positive thinking to brighten the eyes and mood. It suggests focusing on pleasant thoughts to improve outlook and vitality, linking mental attitude to a more lively, alert appearance.
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