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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1935
Page
8
William M. Mranzin reported a rash of strange events after buying a paper containing rumors of a red necktie. Police said the case involves a robbery at Mranzin's office worth 850 in a recent period and an apparent sale of a new tie design by a vendor for 1 cent.
Earl Godwin Ashington argues for strict American neutrality amid global war. He warns profits from munitions and finance lure the nation into conflict, criticizes war supporters, and defends New Deal relief and public works against Republican attacks. He questions promises of prosperity and urges continued aid programs like HOLC and PWA to stabilize homes and industry.
Crochet edged flower pot holders in red yellow and green with petals formed separately and joined. Finished size about six inches. Instruction sheet with color arrangements available for 10 cents from Home Craft Co. Dept. F St. Louis MO. include stamped self addressed envelope for reply.
The federal government tallies profits from chain letters with about 1 500 letters in Columbus Ohio post office dead letter division. Amounts range from a dime to 850 and many remain unclaimed awaiting processing or return.
Chocolate flavored powders and syrups mixed with milk create nutritious beverages for all ages. Useful between meals or at bedtime, they support meals or extra nourishment. Invalids, convalescents, elderly, and active children may benefit, with several brands discussed by Cavis W. McCray in Hygeia.
A pithy remark laments lack of indignation gatherings, noting the need to nurse wrath to ensure success and momentum for such events. It frames frustration with organizing protests as a barrier to activism.
In a terse report indicating rapid changes, horses once housed at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police barracks in Macleod Alberta were not present for the foren. Animals previously kept at the southern Alberta headquarters have been sold, signaling a major stock adjustment.
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