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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1914
Page
5
A fragmented excerpt discusses pineapple being rich in minerals and water, its digestive enzymes, and cautions about its acidity on the mouth. It also mentions gelatin in desserts, pineapple juice for throat ailments, and simple fruit preparations like Apple Tea and Apple Water. It notes strawberry benefits and currants for kidney and bladder issues.
Miss Anna and Clarice Berdin spent the weekend at home. Several local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Mathis, Mr. and Mrs. Jed Upton, and Ole Peterson, visited neighbors Sunday. Dancing at Osgood and Louie Iverson's drew crowds. ball games were played at Hy DeLawyer’s with Jack Creek winning.
A Kansas article outlines nut based meals as a healthier alternative to meat, detailing recipes like Lima Beans With Nuts, Nut Parsnip Stew, Nut Hash, and Vegetable Roast. It provides steps for soaking beans, preparing parsnips, mixing nut meals, and serving suggestions with cream and cranberry sauce.
In Gravel Pit notes a baby girl arrived last week. Mrs K G Amdall and children visited Nels Mortenson home Sunday. Scriner boys and Arthur Jensen visited Maria Jacobs. Maggie Elsie Amdahl Mae Jensen visited Wilson home. John Jacobson family visited A C Jacobson home. P P Petersons visited George and Knut Amdahl. Katherine William Maher visited Tom Hoff. Herberger family visited Wilson. Edith Iverson weekend at Rose Wilson. Amdahl Maher Jacobson Westfall husking begun. Schreiner Weir attended C T Levy sale near Graettinger last Thursday. Jim Jensen and John Jacobson at Henry Debawyer's Sunday for High Lake vs Jack Creek game. score 14 to 11. Myr Jensen Mac Arthur visited C B Larson Thursday evening. Ole Ressell helping C B Larson during husking.
Local items report social visits and Sundays shared at homes in Burr Oak and nearby areas. The Shipping Notes recount shipbuilding milestones around the Clyde, detailing the Aquitania, Viger, Benbow, Shamrock ventures, and yard activity with thousands employed, while noting spectators at the launch and future battleship efforts. Continued next week.
Miss Lorene Shofield was a Sunday visitor at the AlLande Martin Peterson and family were down from Estherville Saturday and visited with Chris Christopherson's Willie Rasmussen is building a new machine shed 24x38. Mrs. Andrew Sandanger returned one day last week from Minn where she has been visiting relatives. P. C. Jensen, Jorgen, Paulsen and wife left Saturday for Stor den, Minn. From there Mr. Jensen and Paulsen will go to Wil mar to look after their farm interests there. A. I. Lande, Olaf Martinson and son, Christian, were over Sunday visitors at Catherville. Martin and Arthur Simonsen, Cecil Tweet, Oliver Lande and Theodore Thoreson visited it Pstherville Sunday evening. Willie Rasmussen, Glarence and lady.
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