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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
4
A fragmented scene follows Markham, Canby, and others in a tense pursuit. The group moves toward a garage exit as Markham slips inside, planning a concealed approach while threats loom. A restless journey unfolds with chatter about meals, routes, and perilous escapes.
Markham and Landis chase leads on Canby amid a web of alibis and possible motives. Betty Lawson’s loyalties, a “layout,” and a double murder loom as the two cars press toward Atropia while contending with uncertain night choices.
In a terse departure scene William Gerard Chapman depicts Markham directing the crowd to the side entrance of a hotel. Landis carries suitcases to the rumble and whispers requests to wait until they reach the roadster. They flee through Western yards into the silent Red desert.
Landis, a young inventor, crafts a silencer stolen from his lab. Betty Lawson, in love with Landis, suspects Markham and a promoter named Herbert Canby. An explosion and burglary at Porthdale follow as Landis, Markham, and associates pursue a plan involving Betty’s shoes and a dangerous mission in Louisville.
Markham and Landis flee a mounted pursuit after a payroll railcar in a desert town. They dodge a train, fix a leaky spare tire with aid from a railroad agent, and race toward Fleetwing, finding fuel and car trouble while a second group shadows them along the mountain road. The night tour reveals tense alliances and perilous supply runs.
Dairy extension article notes trench silos offer cost savings and simple construction. It cites 180s South Carolina data, outlines four advantages including low labor, no vertical filling equipment, and wind resistance, with potential value for small North Carolina dairy operations and other Southern states.
Cutting fake posta in the woods and placing them on the ground a few days later without barking or curing them wastes posta and labor. Posts should be cut months before setting, bark removed, and proper curing done. Durable woods include orange, White oak, mulberry, red cedar, and black locust. barked and cured posts last 20 to 40 years under ordinary conditions. Creosote-treated softer woods last as long as harder woods. Unbarked posts retain moisture, promoting fungi and insects that shorten life.
Bean Beetles Common Olio report severe garden damage from the Mexican bean beetle a copper colored insect about a quarter inch long with 16 spots The southern visitor now common in Ohio may be controlled by spraying with calcium arsenate at one pound to 50 gallons of water Dusting before bean pods form is advised The pest feeds on the underside of the tent leaf requiring thorough spraying or dusting to apply the material to the lower leaf surface.
Readers ask about fall planting of raspberries, brambles and other perennials. Fall setting can be practical and convenient after leaves drop, with firm earth around roots. Windy sites benefit from rocking plants and careful root hold, tops cut back to reduce wind exposure and surface for drying, with surface manure used as mulch and fertility aid.
Leapedeza is described as a pasture crop and hay supplement akin to clover or alfalfa, valued for fertility and reseeding benefits. It is not a substitute for common forage crops and is discussed in Hoard's Dairy notes, noting its spread northward to Indiana and Michigan regions.
Sir John Sinwn tokens the Innocence of the chess player while drawing parallels between chess and diplomacy. He notes pawns and bishops as symbols of political forces, laments modern warfare, and questions rule bound virtue as he likens chess to governance and power dynamics.
An advertisement promotes Bagdad Tea as a pure vegetable product claiming to melt fat from arms legs busts and hips without dieting or exercise. It promises a youthful appearance with vigor and vitality, costs $1 for a three week supply, includes a money back guarantee, and asks readers to mail payment to Nor-San Laboratories in Peoria Illinois.
A fragmented excerpt from the Cloganatl Enquirer notes a claim that women outlive men, with scattered dialogue about aging and speech outlining possible themes of gender and longevity. The readable text is sparse and partially garbled.
A vintage ad promotes Premiums with a free booklet titled 7 Money Saving Meals. It claims Eco friendly economy for EN, WOMEN, CHILDREN and families, urging readers to get a big box today to access main dishes desserts and longer lasting meals.
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