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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
5
A fragmentary verse quotes Tosiah Adama lamenting unseen players in a mythic contest. The speaker laments foggy memories and calls for recognition of those who fought in a nameless, brutal struggle, promising we will answer after the "Noll" with shared resolve.
Samuel Crary urges quiet reflection on Memorial Day, honoring veterans and unknown soldiers, and emphasizing sacrifice behind peace. The piece links Civil and Spanish-American War losses to present duties, urging youth to act with courage, charity, and patriotic resolve to keep America strong and righteous.
The historic Governor's alley now Province Street is being widened to admit more sunlight. The project removes landmarks including Province Inn and the old stone steps with iron arch. The street once formed from an apple orchard. nearby sites include the first Catholic church built in 1788 and the Second Universalist Church in 1827.
In Saranac Lake a domestic scene ends with a Florida alligator torn to shreds by a jealous cat. The display, once a shop attraction, sparked feline aggression until dawn revealed the gator mauled beyond recognition and the cat restored as household pet.
On Bosworth street Oliver Wendell Wohnes Uved, author of The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table. The area once held fashionable gardens on Tremont and Bromfield streets. Congestion now prompts widening work on aging Boston streets and lanes.
In Kean near Republic a monkey named Jock became a resident of W H McClure's farm three years ago. He climbed aboard a wagon with hogs during a poultry scare, then rode the team and settled among the hogs. He guides saddle hogs, sleeps between two, and feeds astride a pig back each day.
A brief editorial note argues sin is a state of mind rather than outward acts, attributed to Seiwell, framing moral fault as internal attitude over behavior.
Xeula expedition led by Dr. Melvin G. Kyle reports evidence of an early Bronze Age Canaanite civilization in the Dead Sea region of Palestine dated to the twentieth century B C. Findings suggest a pre Moabite culture and link to biblical Sodom and Gomorrah, with destruction noted as final. The letter cites graves opened by Arab treasure hunters and posits a subsequent gap before Byzar civilization more than two thousand years later.
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