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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
11
A fragmented essay warns that mental inertia traps individuals in fear and conformity. It urges vigilance against complacency, urging steady courage and purposeful action to escape the “churches of an inward that tail slisvedd” and pursue useful, life-affirming work.
Wayne C. McMurray discusses the English physician Sir Thomas Browne, noting his era’s lack of wide recognition yet praising his enduring influence. The article covers Browne’s notable works on natural philosophy and medicine, his belief in alchemy, and his status as a respected figure in 17th century science and letters.
Poem lines describe a shifting generation and lingering hope after war. A call that truth moves slowly yet forward, the speaker notes new trends and the persistence of children as future hope amid a world scarred by past conflicts.
An antiquarian note traces the Washburne name from England to America, detailing Benjamin Washburne as a 19th century U.S. secretary of state and Elisha Washburne’s congressional service. It mentions related Burr and Ruffin lineages, a brief England provenance of the Ruffin/Rofine surname, and notes on Roman coin hoards found near Noman era sites in Fayoum with references to Theodastus and Arcadius.
Fragment of a home canning recipe and kitchen guidance with steps for preparing fruit mixtures, including raspberries peaches and pineapple, describing packing jars, boiling water bath processing, and final sealing for long preservation. Mentions citrus fruit, berries, and sugar, with cautions about timing and temperature.
A garbled note from the McChure Newspaper Syndicate mentions a young lady across the way and a coat dealer. The fragment hints at a large purchase of 1000 pounds and unclear dialogue about selling.
In a dramatic winter ascent on Longs Peak East Face Agnes Vaille perished while Walter Kiener survived frostbite and snow blindness. The rescue effort, led by Kiener and others, brought Vaille's body down to Tahosa Valley as the park honors are given to the climbers and the lookout station remains linked to the tragedy.
A scrambled, antiquated piece recounts a burglary in France thwarted by a twist of fate as the would-be thief discovers the occupant is mime Dutlens. The intruder abandons his plan to steal and begs to take photographs instead, praising the tenant’s beauty and heart.
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