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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
21
Luther Burbank, famed horticulturist, shaped modern agriculture with countless hybrids and new varieties. The article traces his life from Massachusetts roots to California, detailing his inventive methods, long trials, and key works funded by Carnegie support, while noting Stanford and other leaders considering a transfer of his gardens.
A letter-like summary notes that about 30 percent of men are highly emotional versus 18 percent of women, arguing generational shifts offset by the claim that women have long been encouraged from childhood to express emotions while men have been restrained. cites Doctor Myorndikte of Columbia University remarking on large individual differences within each sex.
A fragment discusses weighing differences between sexes and suggests practical purposes may disregard these distinctions. The writing hints at framing gender as a conceptual variable rather than a fixed trait and raises questions about how differences are treated in real world contexts.
The text describes a graduated TAU Helen and her mother attempting to correct her faults. They teach her to hold back and to visit others, remarking they will keep some of what Latena offers, regardless of her desire.
A fragmentary quote recalls Velen hearing his mother stress generosity. He vows not to steal any Coke this time, accepting a lesson on sharing and restraint from a teaching moment captured in a student transcript.
A brief dialogue shows a respondent defending his hearing and lack of response while applying for a position on a telephone exchange. The snappy exchange implies a light, humorous newsroom moment about job candidacy and communication challenges.
Spanish forces reach Ad fir the capital of Abd-el-Arim leader of the Wuttin rebels as Madrid rejoices. King Alfonso appears at a window amid celebrations while communications praise Gen. Primo de Rivera for Moroccan campaign success. Advance continues with Spanish and French troops advancing from Alhuemas bay and from Kifane respectively.
Rumors in Geneva and Paris connect Mrs. Woodrow Wilson to Dr Sterling Ruffin of Washington D C. Mrs Wilson entertains friends in Geneva while Ruffin sails to New York on September 23 aboard the Majestic. A close companion says she adheres to her White House policy and neither confirms nor denies the reports.
Deadly landslides bury dozens in Tokyo and Yokohama with scores injured and thousands flooded as hundreds of homes are destroyed. Damage runs into millions as the Tokai naval station reports yard damage and narrow escapes. Crushed residents are pulled free and rescue efforts continue.
Mrs Doris Mercer Kresge wife of S S Kresge chain store head seeks examination of her husband in a suit claiming an alleged premarital agreement promised seven million in securities but she got only a ten cent toy dog. She later reduced demand to one million plus a fifty percent stock dividend and accrued interest.
Gen William Wallace Atterbury was elected president of the Pennsylvania Railroad at a directors meeting, succeeding Pat Sammel Rea who retired. Atterbury had served as general manager and vice president, born in New Albany Indiana fifty nine years ago.
Central figure in the Dayton Tenn evolution trial, John T. Scopes, enrolls at the University of Chicago for postgraduate work. He will attend evolution lectures by Prof. H A Newman and also take a geology course that supports evolution theory.
Defendants Harpy Hibba and Mama Henrissey were convicted of defrauding thousands of railway stock investors in a $000,000,000 merger tale. They received sentences ranging from 80 to 800 years in state prison.
Bodies of five American soldiers from the Pershing expedition are exhumed in Chihumtian City Mexico and will be reburied and transported to the United States for burial. Additional exhumations are planned to recover more remains for repatriation.
A vintage ad promotes Diamond Dye packs sold for 15 cents each. It claims simple directions let any woman tint delicate shades or permanent colors in wool, silk, cotton, linen, or mixed fabrics. The ad urges buyers to specify material when dyeing.
The first dated xelensife instrument known is a Perdlin portable astrolabe used by travelers to calculate time in the year 084. Science Service.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura products for a baby's red rough and itching skin. It urges hot baths with Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment for relief, and periodic use of Cuticura Talcum powder as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio.
Demand Bayer aspirin shown on package or tablets to ensure genuine safety proven by physicians for 25 years. Imitations may be dangerous. Postman H H Roehrig wore USKIDE soles 12 miles daily for 3400 miles in varied weather, soles lasting longer than leather. United States Rubber Company promotes USKIDE wear in shoe repairs and dealer pricing.
An advertisement by Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello promotes Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for children. It contrasts harsh traditional purges with a single daily dose yielding long lasting bowel movement, claiming safety and harmlessness for all ages and even fevers or bilious complaints.
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