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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1930
Page
4
A vintage recipe piece from 1930 describes easy ice cream and dessert ideas using the Iceleaf refrigerator. It includes Maglio Ice with lemon gel and seedless grapes, Coffee Shrup for iced coffee and other drinks, Tropical Salad with cantaloupe orange tomato on lettuce, Garolsh with green pepper, and Banana Ice Cream with junket tablets.
A young wanderer in coarse linen meets Angie by Squire Edmonds’ farm gate. He shares hunger water and a small kindness, then gives Angie a ruby kept in a paper wrap. Angie later learns the gift ties to Daniel Boone Hendricka and a tale of frontier life.
A reader writes after 15 years of marriage about saving for the future versus enjoying present income. The columnist argues that prudent saving protects family security, while reckless spending harms dependents, urging steady budgeting and insurance as safeguards. The piece contrasts this with a note on birds, noting protected status of egret and heron populations.
An early 20th century analysis defines defense mechanisms as unconscious efforts to cover deformities or defects. The piece argues such mechanisms exaggerate other traits to gain social acceptance and reduce self-reproach.
An old folk belief claims that when two people's teeth are set far apart one will be prosperous and happy. The notion appears as a curious superstition with no scientific basis.
A humorous ad style passage extols Sir Walter Raleigh blend as rich fragrant yet mild enough for even fastidious pipe smokers. It claims the tobacco offers body and real flavor, suggesting it helps overcome social distance and attract friends.
A experimental racer built from tin alloy named Golden Arrow set a speed mark at Daytona last March. Major Lagraive led the run, noting tin’s unique friction resistance and heat tolerance as key factors in the record attempt.
The article touts DIAMOND DYES as simple to apply and smooth, yielding true even colors that resist wear and washing. It emphasizes the dyes’ rich pure aniline content as the source of quality, noting higher production cost but affordable consumer price.
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