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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
19
Captain Gu Blegle of the vessel Kowenay will command the yacht for Captain MacMillan in a northern expedition toward Arctic waters north of Greenland.
A fragmented poem reflects on forgotten sacrifices etched in memory and age. It laments society’s ease with past horrors and urges recognition of gallant youth who died in war, contrasting their courage with present indifference and comfort. Memory haunts the hearth, shaping awe and guilt.
A Houston Post spirit of reverence recalls the sacrifices of those who served and died. President Coolidge’s commendation is cited as a measure of national gratitude, honoring men who laid down their lives for their country in a Confederate material service.
A nostalgic piece on Civil War veterans once called boys and how combatants were perceived as youth. It notes Maj. R. S. Anderson and Maj. James A. Abbott as longtime senate doorkeepers who once faced each other at Petersburg and now remain loyal colleagues.
The piece reflects on Memorial Day as a national tribute beyond sectional bitterness. It notes how flowers honor the fallen from both sides, Civil War soldiers and the Confederacy dead, and how the country reunites in spirit to remember sacrifice, while guiding the rising generation to repay the debt to those who served.
Near San Paulo, Brazil, the mayor decreed an 80 milreis fine for barbers who cut a woman’s hair without permission from her father or a male family member in authority. The rule targets control over female autonomy and reflects local gender norms of the period.
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