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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1921
Page
14
A new special plywood material for odorant control is claimed to be a superplywood that sews together the Inverscart cemented with waterproof material and stitched in parallel rows. It is described as the strongest material weight for weight, made in sheets up to eight by sixty feet long with variable thickness, and produced by Landau Pte TlH.
A fragmented OCR item notes Stella Loat asking a question about return. The readable lines indicate a respondent named Stella Loat seeking a return with one question posed. No dates or organizations are clearly identifiable.
A reflective piece on American spendthrift habits from the newly rich and thoughtless. It argues that profligacy often comes from youth and sudden wealth, warns of reckless living, and urges time and money discipline for a robust future. The author calls for moral restraint, self denial, and steady effort to avoid hardship in old age.
A fragmented lyric fragment discusses love and burning desire with lines about a coals red blaze and steady flame. It references affection through seasonal imagery and repeated assurances that one loves the beloved, ending with a copyright note.
A short exhortation on choosing work discipline over socializing. It argues that balancing parties with duties harms performance, noting success requires bearing the grind of work as part of the price. The piece urges focus, clarity, and dedication to duties to achieve business success.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions school, goats, medicine, a house, and possible injury or illness. Names and clear events are unclear, with many garbled phrases and nonsensical passages.
Louisvillie Courier Journal explains a playful spelling lesson on spelling spoons and spoons usage in daily speech. The piece contrasts spoonful and spoonfuls with related terms, highlighting pronunciation and language quirks.
Fragmentary recipe notes describe a Halloween candy set, including three cupfuls brown sugar two teaspoonfuls butter and molasses. Instructions mention mixing, pouring into pans and cooling to brittle state, with other baking terms and measurements partially legible.
The text urges staying in good condition with rest sleep and wholesome food and outdoor exercise as the price of success. It warns against views from some women who seek fascination rather than career goals and notes successful women are not afraid of losing a job.
An account traces the guillotine from its debated origins to its 1792 adoption by the French Republic. It notes Guilottine Wanalge and doctor Louis involvement, the instrument’s humane aims, and its naming after its proponent, linking to Marie Velissier’s death and later history.
A fragment from a vintage recipe describes making chocolate caramel candy. It instructs greasing pans, cutting cooled slabs, and wrapping in waxed paper. Steps include heating butter milk sugar molasses and chocolate until brittle, then cooling in cold water, adding vanilla and a pinch of salt, and wrapping the resulting bars in parchment.
Radio Time shows simple wireless telephone outfits to receive daily time signals aiding jewelers and repairers. A jeweler could display the outfit to attract customers, as in the South a shop uses a loud tone to announce noon. In Tahiti, serious crime is punished by tattooing a forehead mark.
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