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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
2
A terse alert cautions buyers to verify the Bayer brand when purchasing aspirin. It warns that mislabeling and imitation products may pose risks and urges consumers to look for the Bayer name to ensure authenticity and safety.
London reports All Britain mourns as Alexandra widow of Edward VII and mother of George VI dies at Sandringham after heart disease. Great bell at St Pauls tolled an hour, public functions canceled, royal mourners gather including Mary and Victoria. Queen born December 1, 1844. marriage in 1863. first child born 1864. second son George born June 3, 1865.
Announcement from the Navy department states Captain John B Hines selected to succeed Captain Waldo Evang as commandant of the Great Lakes naval training station in Chicago. Captain Hines entered service in May 1888 and is fifty five years old.
Fragmentary note references Progressive Chiefs and political actions in Cleveland. Mentions Chairman P Vict amipanced with national antlers in the Conference and future action. Readable context is limited. core items include Progress and Cleveland references.
Washington reports Capt. Paul Foley a former judge advocate was exonerated of charges claiming he tried to influence a witness in the Shenandoah inquiry. The board then attacked credibility of critics of navy airship policy with Capt. Charles P. Clark testifying that Shenandoah was overweight and that parachutes might have reduced fatalities. Clark admitted he is not an airship pilot or design expert but urged parachutes.
Clara Morris an emotional actress died of heart disease at 79 in New Cannan Connecticut after a short illness. Visiting at C N Herold's home she had long been confined to her room with no near relatives. Born Clara Morrison in Toronto on March 17 1846 she rose to prominence over twenty five years ago and was Mrs Frad Erick in private life.
Chicago reports that within about two months contracts will be let for two major units of Dilnels contribution to the Lakes Gulf waterway. Contract No 2 covers Starved Rock lock and dam while contract No 3 provides for the channel and retaining walls through Joliet. The Brandon road pool turning basin will be built, aiding fleet assembly for lighters. The project involves about five million dollars in expenditure.
Peggy Joyce Morner, reported to seek divorce from her Swedish count husband after two years of marriage, denied arriving at Haer Mauretabla to obtain a decree. She stated they remain deeply in love and rejected divorce plans, emphasizing their strong bond as husband and wife.
A westbound mail plane from New York to Chicago diverted to Rockland Pennsylvania at dawn due to adverse weather. Pilot T. Kaufman landed safely with slight damage to the aircraft. No injuries reported.
A freighter named Mantig, with cargo of 2,000 nal, sank off the Formoga coast on Friday afternoon. All crew members were saved.
President Coolidge outlines a constructive national development program during a New York State Chamber of Commerce dinner. He promotes World Court participation, inland waterways, railroad consolidation, terminal distribution, government reorganization, electrification, and stark cuts in industrial waste while noting wage and price trends.
Col John G Coolidge father of the President shows improvement as his physician notes encouraging signs. He eagerly anticipated President Coolidge’s radio address and sent a telegram of congratulations after hearing the speech.
Mrs Katherine Thompson Wood of Wilmington was granted a divorce from Osborne C Wood, son of Governor General Wood of the Philippines, after testifying he left her in Paris in April 1024. Witnesses described Wood at a Tampa hotel with a Miss Essington in March this year.
Berlin reports Baron Knobelsdorff led a flyover at the Church of Mercy cemetery in tribute as Captain von Richthofen's body was laid to rest. Moments later the Red Knight was killed when his aircraft crashed. President von Hindenburg and high military and civilian officials attended the burial.
Regular weekly list of new radio broadcasting stations was not saved and applications for permits are held up by the Department of Commerce under a policy of omitting stations. Officials warn delays affect new services and licensing timelines across the industry.
In Youngstown Ohio two men named Mike Protich aged forty two and Anthony Parent aged twenty three were killed by a gunman who fled after exchanging fire with police during a bootleg gun battle.
The annual Christmas seal sale funds health work by county public health associations and the Iowa Tuberculosis Association. It lists services from school health education to clinics, dental care, nutrition, nursing, and hospital support. Iowa shows a reduced tuberculosis death rate, expansion of sanatoria, and large statewide health education efforts aided by the campaign.
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