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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
25
In a fable style scene, Fox begs Coon to climb for cherries he cannot reach. Coon obliges but stumbles into a wasp nest after Fox schemes to teach him a punishing lesson. Fox escapes to the river as wasps chase him.
A poetic reflection on maintaining resolve for peace and growth despite crowds and clamor. The speaker notes that earthly turmoil may distract, yet there remains room to grow in divine order and time, urging steady progress toward a higher boon.
Duchess Stella de Lante, daughter of the De Lante head of a longtime Italian family, becomes the first duchess to appear in a film. The De Lante villa in Rome remains a renowned show place in the Eternal City.
The piece argues warm weather tests civility, urging self control and restraint in comments about heat. It advises brief weather remarks, modest dress, and leniency toward both genders, noting fashion shifts for comfort. The author links personal conduct to easing others’ passage through hot periods.
The article traces the masculine and feminine forms of Frances, noting its roots in Vettonie and its rise in Italy with figures like Francesco and San Francesca. It links the name to Tudor memory, the Lady Frances Brandon, and the popularization of Frances in English courts, with cultural notes on meanings, associations, and lucky symbols.
A fragment from the Soulyaine Courier Journal hints at a fashion remark about a girly dress and blushes, followed by a dubious note on whether someone should perform a certain action. It mentions a practical folding bicycle designed for convenient carriage as a substantial invention.
Authorities on palmistry claim a singer needs a strong suf hand and polysted fingers with clear Venus Luna Saturn and Apollo mounts. A good Apollo line and bracelet rising to Saturn indicate public favor and ambition, while self confidence stems from the life line and head line.
The advertisement touts Cuticura for pimples and blackheads claiming it smooths skin. It promotes Cuticura Ointment for pimples, Cuticura Soap with hot water for five minutes, and daily use to maintain clear skin, including Cuticura Talcum.
A humorous tale centers on Mose trying to sell Sambo a mule named Sam, claiming it is dead. The mule springs to life, runs wild, and crashes into a tree, proving the mule is not blind though misjudged. Judge narration notes the mule’s stubborn resilience and Sambo’s wary stance.
A family dinner scene unfolds with a shrinking meat supply due to wiscrientation. Six year old Agnes asks to share her portion, whispering that she cannot sell her meat as the platter runs low.
A Palm Beach luncheon features Trene Caste and farm hands joking about a new dancing class and film education. They quip on learning to dance, handling firearms, and the fear of being seen as natural while reflecting on media and rural life.
A court case hinges on a breach of promise claim amid colorful testimony. The defendant challenges the suit while the plaintiff asserts failed negotiations and damages. Local observers note the dispute highlights trust and financial expectations in social circles.
In a crowded streetcar scene a woman challenges a man's refusal to yield a seat. He retorts by asking if a woman should vote like a man, and she answers yes. He replies that she can stand like a man, highlighting a humorous early debate on gender roles.
A Carrollton resident who traveled north returned last week and confessed he had not caught a single fish. The item appears in the Huston Evening transcript.
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