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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
19
Ambiguity surrounds a pledge about a race and a promised payment. The dialogue shows exchange over responsibility and forgiveness after a broken vow, with both sides referencing promises and consequences. The fragment hints at tension over trust and obligations between two parties.
Color it new with Diamond Dyes packaging promises simple use for women. Directions claim easy dyeing of fabrics in Angerle and surrounding areas with permanent colors for ribbons dresses and trims.
Mrs. Margaret Lansdowne, widow of Commander Zichary Lansdowne, urged naval responsibility for the Shenandoah disaster before a naval court of inquiry. She alleged the Navy ordered the airship to Mid West routes despite protests, citing letters from the chief of naval operations and testimony claiming weather and scheduling pressures influenced the mission.
Col William A Mitchell declares he faced coercion and threatened court martial as he refused to testify before the naval court of inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster. He cites fears the War Department would weaponize his statements and would only testify under oath after the proceeding ends. He notes counsel and a general staff member were present during his testimony considerations.
Three known deaths occurred in a terrific explosion at the Tadejo Gun Light building in downtown St Louis. Forty were treated for injuries. The dead are Mrs Anna Stoll Carl J Brewer Armand Marquardt. Officials say the blast was caused by ammonia fumes expanding in pipes leading to a basement refrigerating plant.
Detroit’s automobile industry reports record employment with more men employed than ever before. Last week jobs rose by 2,422 to 200,816 workers, up 641,820 from the same week in 1924. Plants run at full capacity and are expanding facilities.
New York architect John Russell Pope received the $20,000 prize from the Roosavalt Memorial association for the best design submitted.
Governor Pinchot III and Lieutenant Governor Dubois, traveling by car, were advised to rest after being diagnosed with influenza. Doctors urged bed rest as the pair continued their tour.
August Hoekgehner financier and president of the Amahan Roller company buys the 82 story Broadway building for 17 million dollars. The deal highlights a major urban real estate transfer in New York.
Julia Boytomyley reports on velvet outfits and tailored frocks dominating fall fashion. Velvet coats, two piece suits, and cape-strap frocks appear with crepe de chine collars, lace cuffs, and bold colors like royal blue and damson purple. The piece notes the blend of elegance and youthful flair, with plaid and covert cloth variations alongside velvet and crepe satin afternoon frocks.
A young man arrives at a summer hotel and notes a sign urging guests to exercise patience until meals. He then asks to take a nearby girl he calls a patient for a walk along the beach, prompting a response from the hotel proprietor.
A playful exchange asks if Jacob has no Monday birthday this year and recalls Sunday birthdays last year. The child questions how many days of the week bear his birth, with the response rooted in a riddle tone from Vikin gen in Oslo.
A quoted dialogue notes a man’s reluctance to discuss his golf due to the belief that speaking about it risks a Christian. The exchange frames the tension between honesty and restraint in social talk.
In a tense exchange Millicent questions Noah's commitment to his art while Beatrice notes his possible devotion. The two characters debate whether Noah has truly settled into his vocation or merely dances between thought and action.
A fragment shows a child named Bobbie insulting a woman in a store, asking if a mother shook hands with a manlurist and noting she is not cleaning her nails. The snippet reflects casual dialogue and social snubbing in a shop setting.
The lines compare flowers to people, noting the daisy’s humility in byways and the violin's modesty, while the rose is praised for blooming.
A fragmentary dialogue recalls a fisherman noting a ten pound trout and its escape. The exchange hints at astonishment and a vow not to speak further as the fish eludes capture. The quirky phrasing preserves a rustic storytelling tone from the source.
An intimate exchange reveals a husband’s fondness and a wife’s acknowledgment of a marriage proposal. The dialogue centers on affection and commitment within a domestic moment.
A fragment mentions Ethel as exceptionally meticulous with her makeup, noting no other girl known takes as much pains with her cosmetics. The line suggests high praise for her cosmetic dedication.
Mia asks Askimo-Well where you have been for six months. Mr. Eskhue-My dear I’ve been up all night with a sick friend as Hamilton Royal Gaboon narrates.
A playful exchange centers on a gossiping narrator and a hardware shop scene. A remark about marriage, a widow, and affection appears in a light domestic vignette with suggestive humor and banter between two speakers. The dialogue hints at social expectations and personal loyalties in a small community setting.
In a lighthearted exchange, Mrs Henpeck questions why Widow Gable plans to marry Egala. Mr Enpack notes she likely has more to say on the matter, suggesting ongoing town gossip and curiosity about the engagement.
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