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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
3
A garbled relic shows opinions on mayoral attire, church spending, Chaplin earnings, and the vice presidency amid editorials. It cites Washington Times and Times-Republican takes on Marshall and Bryan, plus discussion of mail routes and Manhattan club rhetoric.
W B Patton and his clever comedians bring a new comedy The Good Samaritan to Hawkeye Theatre on Monday October 25. Patton, famed for Slow Poke The Blockhead The Minister's Son, relies on his past acclaimed performances to boost the season.
A fragment recalls a theater piece The Good Samaritan with an augmented cast and the largest scenic production yet, noting a longstanding star and the host’s memory. The dialogue snippet includes comic exchanges about Colonel Broadside’s age and memory from a Cleveland Plaindenter quote.
The passage argues true courage is not acting from fear of ridicule or harm. It defines so called brave acts done to avoid greater fear as not true courage, but rather a substitution of one fear for another.
A dialogue exchange centers on affordability as a suitor named Cholly attempts to woo a sister, while Bobbie challenges the fit and questions whether the suitor can meet expectations. The scene highlights tension between desire and financial constraint in a domestic setting.
A humorous exchange shows a woman and Tam debating superstition and dinner prep while Milly and Billy contribute quips. The dialogue blends playful mispronunciations and casual banter about kissing, cooking, and nerves at a shared meal.
A brief exchange from the St Louis Globe Democrat shows He asking if she will consider his proposal and her reply that it is a joke. The dialogue captures a humorous moment reported in the newspaper.
A science note states that one percent of the oceans would cover all land areas of the world to a depth of 290 feet. The finding highlights the vast volume of Earth’s seas and their potential reach across continents.
A school attendance officer recalls a woman summoned for her child's truancy. The judge cautions against violence and warns harsh words can harm, while underscoring the seriousness of attendance enforcement.
A historical quip from the Philadelphia Ledger notes a fable where the stork and the wolf defer to each other at a door, illustrating a long standing joke about which came first poverty or population.
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