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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1927
Page
14
An old style musterole advertisement urges keeping Musterole handy during a cold. The copy uses quirky wording about heat burn and the ointment penetrating pores, with unusual phrasing and scattered phrases.
The Helsingborg monument honoring Tycho Brahe is revealed with prank carved portraits of local notables as constellations. Architect G. Widmark appears as the Bear Driver, the city editor as Perseus, the chair of the board as the Wagoner, and sculptor Astrid Aagesen as the Virgin. City physician Hallengren is pictured among the stars, though not as a caricature.
Betty explains why it is wrong to reveal secrets about others age and behavior. Tane questions the restriction, while Betty insists that children should not imitate smoking or premature grown up acts. The text contrasts frugal advice with a busy man’s curiosity about a loafer’s life.
In a frozen frontier scene, Joan Quarrier and Garth Guthrie wrestle with love and loyalty amid mission life and Arct ic danger. A brother’s deceit, a perilous crossing, and a wary Cree hunter foretell a perilous voyage ahead as secrets unfold and a dangerous trap awaits at the Kaplskau.
In a snowlit shore scene, Joan Quarrier and Hxile confront trust and memory as Shot the dog greets Joan. Garth notes the dog’s loyalty while tension rises over past insults and the island’s spring prospects. Words reveal a clash between belief and proof as Joan pivots toward a truth about her feelings.
During the census taking a Rus a government official encountered strong opposition in peasant districts against counting humans and horses. They linked it to bad luck, citing ancient beliefs, and traced the fear to a biblical precedent of David’s census. The Atlanta Constitution notes the unique silk thread in U S paper money.
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