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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1931

Page

13

Diamonds and Kimberley Rise in African Diamond Century

National Geographic notes Africa supplies most of the world’s diamonds, tracing Kimberley’s rise from gold rush to a modern mining hub. It describes mining methods, labor, and the Beers cartel, with Rhodes and Cock Forbes Rhodes cited as pivotal figures who shaped wealth and imperial ties.

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Stop That Gough Pneumonia Risk Warned

A 1910s style advert warns bronchitis and laryngitis may lead to pneumonia and urges quick treatment with B. and M Germicide. It describes a red flush after first application and offers a bottle by mail from BF B. Xollins Company of Boston with a free booklet.

Beverly St Boston Mass

Unusual Fertility Noted in West Memphis Garden

A West Memphis man reports extraordinary garden yields with twin radishes quadruplet tomatoes and a cabbage bulb having seven beads. The account from W. Stotts suggests unusually fertile land near the Arkansas town.

West Memphis Ark W. Stotts Mr. Stotts

No Help The Compass Points North Novel Dialogue Snippet

A young man who knows much about everything asserts the compass always points north while a beautiful girl laments that Shont is too bad if one wishes to go south. The line captures a terse exchange about direction and misfortune. The excerpt highlights mood over plot.

Factory Episode Why do you keep that old man around

A tense scene unfolds as a worker questions the reason for keeping the elderly man, only to hear that he is the owner. The exchange highlights authority and respect within the workplace.

Cosmetics and Beauty Practices of Thompson Indians

The annual report of the Smithsonian's Bureau of American Ethnology records Thompson Indian beauty rites. Girls wash with pine decoctions for hair and skin and stroke the body with fir branches to gain strength, beauty, and endurance. Ritual prayers accompany each practice.

Pacific Northwest Bureau of American Ethnology Smithsonian Institution Gir

Did Not Dare Brag About Husband’s Family Joke

A humorous exchange features a caller asking if the husband brags about his mother’s cooking. The young married woman replies that he does not boast because he knows his father died of indigestion.

Are We Created Unequal

Prof Harrison R Auntola of the Eugenics Research Association argues that biological discoveries over decades show people differ greatly at birth, often inheriting these differences, making it self evident that men are created unequal.

Harrison R Tola

Delicatessen Fire Sparks Witty Dinner Table Banter

A humorous exchange unfolds over a burned dinner as a couple riffs on whether a fire at the delicatessen nearby is the cause. The dialogue captures domestic lightness amid a small kitchen mishap.

Seneen Quotation Reflects Sin Seen and Hidden

A brief saying notes that other men's sins are visible, while our own remain unseen behind us, prompting reflection on personal fault rather than judgment of others.

Goose Banker Al Meyers Profits From Goose Purchase

Goose owner Al Meyers of St. Cloud Minnesota reported a cash profit of 1601 dollars after buying a goose for one dollar. He killed the fowl and opened the meat for sale in his restaurant.

al Meyers St. Cloud Minn

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