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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1922

Page

9

Graettinger During the Gold Rush Tale Unfolds in Paris

In a reminiscence from Graettinger Iowa a summer dance after a baseball game leads to stories of a barber, a Silk Department buyer named Dick, and Tom's misadventure in Paris with a mysterious French card. Tom and Dick tour Paris and a duel card prompt prior hotel expulsion as the tale unfolds.

Fox Lake Imogen Guckeen California Graettinger Sherburne Paulsen White Sox Northwest Graettinger Barber Chicago Tom Harry Europe Silk Department

Worth While It Is Easy to Be Pleasant

Serene lines contrast virtue under fire with enduring character. The speaker argues that true worth comes from resilience in hardship, not mere manners, and champions virtue tested by fire. The poem continues with playful questions about anatomy and beauty, hinting at the limits of surface comprehension.

Earth

The Suit That Washed Away In River

A farmer plans to surprise Eliza with a new suit by tossing the old one from a wagon at a bridge. Night curdles into cold fear as the despised clothes wash away with the river. The man returns home shivering, yet hopes to surprise Eliza with the new attire.

Eirza Neeled Eliza

Dietitian Confronted Over Nutrition Remark at Charity Office

An angry New Jersey mother, Mrs. Caruso, confronted a charity dietitian after hearing the phrase "poor nut" used to describe her son Angelo's nourishment. The dietitian has yet to explain the remark.

New Jersey Charities Association

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