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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1923
Page
5
Amid celebrations Queen Wilhelmina and Princess Juliana toured Amsterdam after arrival from The Hague. Delegations from the Holland Society and several Dutch American groups congratulated the queen as the Netherlands maintained neutrality and sovereign law through wartime and beyond.
The article notes hard cedar-wood pillows found with King Tut-Ankh-Amen relics resemble modern wooden Japanese plows. It explains why the pillows are firm for temperate reasons tied to traditional headdress maintenance and monthly rituals, with commentary on river water salinity and mineral content.
Winffred Irwin addressed the Royal Geographical Society on the Rivyef Jordan’s chemistry, tying its minerals to the Dead Sea’s extreme salinity. He cited sample analyses from various locations to support the claim.
Le Mare council approves six and a half miles of living streets. Iowa Supreme Court ruling on public highways rights. Tama Toledo Railroad replaces old rails with heavy steel. Marshall County reports $77,221.72 in state auto license funds. Wyoming to build municipal electric plant after dispute with Iowa Electric. Chariton hotel to add forty guest rooms and elevator. Lincoln Highway Tama to Chelsea opens after summer closures. October 12 celebration launches Italian Des Moines project. Cerro Gordo county farm sold at 3225 per acre. Penn College funding drive advances with a $10,000 gift and $500,000 endowment plan. Des Moines to host new high school and grade school buildings during Educational Week. Sioux City borrows $50,000 for primary road work. Polk County road fund receipts top $171,310. maintenance spending nears $179,933. Oklahoma appoints Ames resident as president of Oklahoma A&M. World Dairy Exposition reports top Jersey bull price of 2,500 at Syracuse. Fort Dodge funds push for Lutheran hospital 100 beds. remaining needs in Webster and neighboring counties. Iowa Presbyterians foresee a swing back to Christian fundamentals. Izaak Walton League of America chapter joins opposition to drainage plans for upper Mississippi bottoms. Salvation Army Camp Des Moines receives $1,090 in Welfare Bureau campaign. State railroad commissioners discuss enforcement gaps in new material law lacking penalties. Corn crop labor shortage persists nationally as workers migrate to cities. Tort Dudes night course enrolls 512. ages 16 to 7. classes include auto mechanics and Shakespeare. Des Moines high school hosts newborn enrollment in new facilities. Bee honey and dairy cream yields cited in farmer anecdotes. Iowa Odd Fellows and Rebekahs meet in Cedar Rapids. $40,000 sought for Mason City orphan home additions.
W F Penny a prominent Hendersonville merchant praises Tanlac for curing years of indigestion and stomach troubles that required operation. He says Tanlac reached the seat of his troubles and restored his strength, urging readers to buy from reputable druggists. over 40 million bottles sold.
Fish culture in the Mississippi valley advances under the Bureau of Fisheries. Propagation of mussels relies on the presence of fish to which the free-swimming young attach, enabling mussel propagation and growth.
Ud Tunkins asserts that a man who mints his own business rather than being a valued citizen risks a reputation for unsociability. The remark frames social expectations and personal conduct as keys to community standing.
A patient from Goshen Indiana recalls a long lasting cough and severe weakness due to tuberculosis. After trying Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery via a recommendation, she reports renewed strength and health within a year. She has not suffered a deep cough for about two decades and remains grateful.
The exchange centers on a pudding recipe claimed to be from a friend, with both Mrs Youngwel and Mr Youngwel noting that the handwriting is atrocious. The dialogue, published in Voearson's Weekly of London, captures a humorous domestic dispute over attribution and culinary misfortune.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble without realizing it. Back pain headaches and nervousness can signal kidney disease. Start Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root now, available at drug stores or request a sample by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
A brief witty remark from the New Orleans States contrasts a man living on his wife's money with a claim to heaven, noting irony and absent minded love. The quip plays on hearts, religion, and social humor.
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