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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1941
Page
8
Delicate appliques in yellow or red brighten kitchen linens. Plaid panholder 29341 sells for 15 cents. Motifs such as cup, sugar bowl, salad bowl, mower leaf and tendril adorn luncheon cloths and napkin corners, creating distinct designs. Send your order to:
A guidance note on manners suggests that simple, unconstrained behavior makes a person seem well bred while overt affectation marks vulgarity. emphasizes the contrast between ease and pretense in social conduct.
A column from The Village News Press relays sharp quips by Ed Cantor about Carol Landis and Joe DiMaggio, with jabs at actors, politicians, and a flood of era trivia. It mixes radio chatter, Broadway chatter, and a long digression on newspaper history, books, and serials.
Washington era assessment argues the year’s greatest tragedy is British inaction over Russia. It notes Hitler’s invasion and limited Allied aid, calls for a second front, and discusses oil as the critical bottleneck shaping winter prospects for Germany and Russia. It analyzes Anglo American coordination and the strategic aim to seize Caucasus oil.
A sermon summary traces Christ’s humility and service as the true standard of greatness, contrasts worldly rulers with Jesus’s self-denying example, and highlights Zacchaeus as a sought and saved sinner. It emphasizes the need for humble service in the church and for following Christ’s redemptive mission.
Pattern No 1450 B introduces a long sleeved waist length collarless jacket with a wide skirted jumper. Fabric options include corduroy and wool blends. sizes 11 to 19 with busts 29 to 37 inches. Orders to be sent as specified.
Collier's notes that ground motion from a major quake can continue for days with numerous aftershocks over weeks or months. It cites the Tokyo event of September 1, 1923, where 1,256 aftershocks occurred within 30 days.
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