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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1929
Page
2
An advertisement extols Diamond Dyes for superior color fastness and even application. It claims the dye contains high quality anilines and recommends the product to consumers for home washing and fabric care, asserting broad consumer adoption and pricing at 15 cents at drugstores.
The top creameries report a surge in butter profits as producers strive to meet public demand with carefully kept stock and steady prices. Strong market activity highlights gains for industry leaders and broader consumer impact remains to be seen.
Edward W. Pickard surveys Hoover and MacDonald talks at Washington and London inviting the United States France Italy Japan to a naval conference in London. He notes hopes of restoring naval parity, reaffirming Paris peace, and dissension over Kellogg pact links and submarine limits.
Christian lesson text on Gen 2 15 Ex 20 0 John 5 17 John 9 4 Acts 20 3 86 and 1 Thess 3 0. Emphasizes work as divine purpose, six day ethic, Jesus’ Sabbath actions, Paul’s example, and the claim that those who won’t work should not eat. Highlights urgency, toil, and rightful earning versus theft or aid.
Fragmentary text presents a muddled quotation attributed to IL-p. Q. Alnsyworth about mastering the situation and the will of God. The readable portion hints at a philosophy of control but lacks clear context or events.
A Baptist record quotes that God answers prayer but sometimes in His infinite wisdom says no. The saying underscores faith and trust in divine timing.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss sweeteners and a minister figure, mentioning Phillips Chemical Co and a predecessor in 1873. The readable portions imply a general promotional style and references to a household health prescription era, but concrete facts are sparse.
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