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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1926
Page
13
A long feature notes the rise of moire silk and rayon bloomers in autumn fashion, contrasting opulent fabrics with practical garments. It highlights silk weaves, colors from claret to royal green, black with pink trim, three-in-one undergarments, and chic accessories for travel, stressing comfort and modern elegance.
A report from Canton Ohio outlines a shift from riveted steel frames to welded skeletons using electric welding. A two story garage demonstrates the method, with Pittsburgh projects planned for five story buildings. The new method promises faster construction and lower costs, challenging traditional riveting.
A Brockton Enterprise reader recalls a watch now failing to run and visiting a local jeweler. The expert notes mainsprings break more during the heated season and thunderstorms, making repair costly. The unnamed speaker says he learns something new each day.
The largest projecting electric sign in the world was installed on a Chicago theater. It lights a town of about 8,000 people with electricity efficient design. A Colton quote notes men are born with two eyes and one tongue to see twice as much as they say.
A compilation of sayings notes that youth can become old quickly without time, and that those who crave praise reveal a lack of merit. Breon and Piutareh are cited as sources for these reflections on character and effort.
In a Monticello physician's account, Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is praised for safely regulating bowel movements in constipated children. It contrasts harsh cathartics like calomel and salts with a mild, dependable remedy that promotes natural regularity and gentle relief.
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