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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
16
A reflective essay discusses how children today differ from past generations in tastes and reading. It argues parents should accept change and resist overprotective doubt, noting youths seek adventure in stories and travel while adults recall their own unguarded youth.
A vintage advice piece by Jessie Roberts urging women to pursue work with diligence and ambition. It highlights women entering tunnels and factory roles, notes training from Cornell and similar colleges, and underscores opportunities in skilled labor with promise of advancement and good wages.
Fragmented OCR reads like a poem about facing storms and cold with courage. It portrays white frost, fierce elements, and a youth who answers fate with bravery, moving through trials toward a steadfast goal. The piece emphasizes rising strength from adversity and resolve under harsh weather.
This piece traces Ernestine back to lofty origins in Ingle homes and ties to eagle imagery. It follows its evolution from Lombardy in 752 to Germany after the Reformation, noting variants and aliases such as Stine Ting Erin and Erin. It claims a mantle gem and lists legends of future fortune, health, and lovers, with Sunday as a lucky day and yellow as a color.
Fragmented text presents a jumble of culinary directions and ingredients for various dishes and beverages. It references melon cups, roasted meats, chicken with boiled rice, stuffing, and sauces, interwoven with garbled phrases, spellings, and nonstandard terms. The readable portions suggest a home cookbook style, with steps for chopping, grinding, mixing, and baking, though many core details are obscured.
United States Department of Agriculture warns that sheep killing dogs are a major threat to the sheep industry. Dogs attack flocks in groups or pairs, often at night, and can recruit other dogs. once a dog becomes a habitual killer, it is rarely deterred. Authorities urge no consideration and immediate destruction once habits are proven.
The article stresses beef cattle feeding as skilled work requiring knowledge of feed values, animal needs, nutrition, and business sense. It notes higher beef market demands than in former years and urges producers to build uniform, high finish herds to command profitable prices for premium cuts.
The piece urges providing hogs with water and wallows to cope with heat and parasite control. It notes that without sufficient trough and wallow water, hogs suffer in the sun, stressing that nature aids the fittest in harsh conditions.
Plan to prevent infection advises quarantining newly purchased or borrowed stock for at least two weeks before exhibition. Do not place new stock with your herd and keep in separate pens. Use careful feeding and attentive stock management to stop spreading illness.
Fragmented text notes a herd boar's influence in management. It mentions getting him out to a well-kept yard and references his power within the herd, with garbled phrasing surrounding his role.
A spring-time scene on a diamond where a former vaudeville performer counsels players to ignore backstage nerves and perform for the audience. The speaker gathers nearly half the team, urging them to focus on their onstage moment rather than theatrics or frat ties.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure scientific plant based medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises safety purity and strength in every bottle and offers sample requests by mail with a note to mention the newspaper. Available in two bottle sizes at drug stores.
Insects cause annual losses totaling 125 million dollars to global field crops per a report by Canada's Department of Agriculture. The entomological branch backs an ant waste research drive to find effective counteractives while the botany branch reports 40 million saved yearly through its crusade against smut late blight and potato rot.
In a Boston Transcript item a mother and child stroll downtown and eye a store entrance offering half price. The tale invites readers to buy Castoria, the famous infant remedy, noting its long history of use and urging careful parental purchase decisions.
Catarrhal deafness is described as caused by inflammation of the mucous lining and can lead to permanent hearing loss. The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine is a constitutional remedy that acts through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal function, urging readers to seek the product from J. Cheasy & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
In a brief dialogue a minister asks Tam if he knows who he is. Tetle Lille confirms but the philosopher calls him a philosopher. The philosopher defines a philosopher as one who refuses to worry about troubles.
A businesswoman boasts to her husband about a bargain, admitting she paid 40 for Panama goods but claimed a $3 cost to her wife. She recounts a clothes seller who overheard the offer of five dollars and jokes about keeping two dollars from an advertisement revenue.
An old advertisement urges buyers to verify the Bayer name on Aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure authenticity. It lists uses for colds and pain and notes small tin boxes cost a few cents with larger packages sold by druggists. A secondary, moral tale about an elderly man reflects on missed opportunity and aging.
A garbled dialogue recounts competing beliefs about mediums and messages from the dead. Dugan questions truthfulness while Monahan asserts proof. A transcript fragment mentions a misreported death and a person claiming to speak through a medium during wartime travel.
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