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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1913
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions a mall, fashion items, and a boastful remark about trips. It references a council or resolutions, pastry items, and a hidden singer or dancer, with unclear context about a town and national pride. The readable parts suggest a local news snippet with civic and cultural notes.
The Sioux City Journal suggests Huteta may depart the perch in Mexico as President Wilson presses for broader chances on the chautauqua circuit or the yada' village stage, signaling a larger opportunity ahead.
The Washington Democrat claims decent folks everywhere reject Harry Thaw calling him a stench and predicts he will return to New York in due time as public sentiment stiffens against him.
The Iowa City Citizen remarks that Congressman Woods, newly elected head of the Republican congressional committee, is not known as a harmonizer but is truthfully credited with strong organizational skill and the ability to win campaigns.
A newspaper offered a prize for the best answer to the earwig of the riddle Why is a news wee like a woman The fragment hints at a humorous contest or editorial quiz from a historic issue showcasing wordplay and prize culture.
An Oklahoma woman received a prize for submitting a provocative line arguing that every man should have his own wife and not chase his neighbor. The submitter contends Cummins will be reelected to the senate, opposing Pepper and Porter and Wads in a regional political dispute.
A defense of Caminetti argues against territorial morality claiming morality and decency transcend state lines. Juror remarks label the verdict disgraceful and imply shared moral standards across society, while the piece contends the law as applied harms due process and highlights federal versus local authority in cross state immoral conduct cases.
A Mississippi college president urges farmers to install modern home utilities to ease farm wives’ labor. He cites running water, baths, electric lighting, and furnace heat as affordable improvements, arguing women on Iowa farms deserve better conditions and labor-saving devices amid scarce hired help.
A Times-Republican opinion piece argues for stricter enforcement of state laws to curb indecency and criminal libertinism at home, contending that net must pay and that those harmed deserve full compensation. It emphasizes shielding the public from indecent opportunity and criticizes lax enforcement.
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