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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1926

Page

29

Indians Ride in Sedans and Public Works Progress

The text notes Indians using sedans and travel arrangements in seasons of expeditions. It mentions the Ginder National Park renaryation and changes in transport to accommodate winter conditions. It also references the town of Dunbar and funds from ale sales to improve harbor, town house, school, public buildings, and fresh water supply.

Indiana Ginder National Park Rocky Mountain Dunbar

Old-Time Tax Levy Found From 1714 in Dunbar

A preserved document dated 1714 discovered at Dunbar Scotland details a tax levy for Inghig Cie duty of 10 pennies Scots or one sixth of a penny sterling, outlining a historic fiscal charge and its monetary unit.

Dunbar Scotland

Proper Kind Penchant for Gentle Writing

A fragmentary notice discusses a pen brand named Proper Kind and a playful exchange about pen softness. It notes a product called Twont pench and a pale Melo from Paria, suggesting a writing instrument or correspondence context in a poetic, vintage tone.

Ragged urchin misinterpreted as spy before Lee

A ragged urchin was captured near a Confederate ammunition tent and charged with spying. A pocket note reading puff, puff draw up, pulk draw up was used as evidence, but the boy explained it was only the tune Home Sweet Home on his mouth organ and he was acquitted.

North Lee Lim

Bargain Hunting Train Ticket Puzzles Readers

A scrambled fragment points to a ticket agent in Springfield and a traveler seeking the cheapest fare. The banter hints at a humorous exchange about travel plans and prices, set in a small-town rail context with local color and confusion.

Fragmentary Sports Note of a Housing Rowing Duel

A garbled sports gag describes a private boat row, Red releasing a chain and the owner arriving. It hints at Osh being caught, but the exact outcome remains unclear.

Red

Would Rather Eat We Wouldn't Have Much Trouble Paying Salary

A fragmented dialogue in a church setting shows a deacon pressing a parson with a quip about willingness to give and support during a church supper, reflecting community dynamics and humor through partial text.

Meant Nothing Emmanuel and the mule handlers tale

A fragment recalls Meant Nothing Emmanuel arriving on crutches as a mole tender. A friend jokes about mule handling skill and pride echoes that they lack a mule with a bad reputation. The quip highlights social banter in a rural setting with working animals.

Emmanuel Love Pearson's Weekly

Dead secret strands between friends in fragmented speech

A distorted dialogue fragment shows characters Tookes and Pauline discussing Germania and a secret, with incomplete phrasing about life and a naked Vootus. The text preserves names and possible relationships amid unclear context.

Pauline Tookes

Line from a dialogue about sweets and cosmetics

A quoted exchange discusses sugar in cosmetics. one speaker asks Ale if she adds sugar to all her cosmetics and another notes it has proved a notable inducement.

Nowday! Play To Showman Sparks Clan Question

A showman heckled a performer with a blunt compliment and a sharp jab, asking why the act seems unaware of knowledge, labeling the performer a “boob” while praising the show’s clever staging and the audience reaction.

Nowday

Safety First Prompt Fails to Clarify Guidance

A request uses fragmented quotes about seeking advice on loans and handling sensitive information. The user asks for a best approach to request a loan while instructing to destroy the reply, creating a confusing prompt that mixes coercive tone with ambiguous intent. The text reads as fragmented dialogue with unclear source context.

Bowlegs or Knock Knees A Kansas City Boy's Leg News

A Kansas City boy once bowlegged at age two is now knock-kneed after shoe adjustments. A specialist recommended inner sole elevation and the family paid $9. The father jokes on baseball roles, hoping for continued leg advantage.

Kansas City Kanaux City

Rubber gear for sale in aisle three at Flourwalker

Shopper inquires about rubber gear while a store clerk directs to waterproof socks in department three, aisle two.

Don Hase

Watch Cuticura Improve Your Skin Ad

Watch Cuticura improve your skin with gentle use on the face. Smear with Cuticura Ointment, wash off in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Advertiser claims 1 percent concentration aids poor complexions, damaged and rough hands.

The Hypochondriac Survives Many Medicines, Star Says

A Washington Star item quotes a pharmacist and assistant describing a man who has taken every medicine he could obtain. They note Andrea has survived them all, highlighting the chronic condition and medical misadventure.

Andrea Washington Star

Betty's Heaven Sake Quip After Cow’s Push

A cheerful child nicknamed Little Betty aged six forms phrases from family speech. While helping with chores she repeats an exclamation and, after a cow swats a worker in a farm scene, Betty calmly echoes the line “Well, for heaven's sake” witnessed by Indianapolis News readers.

Betty Indianapolis

Into the Odd Ballad of Grubbs and a Grinny Quip

A fragmentary humor verse shows Mrs Grubbs debating tidiness and a joke about negatives. The line hints at playful dialogue and regional speech characteristic of the era. The piece centers on Mrs Grubbs and a witty retort about grammar accusations.

Seaside Cities Eye Salt Water Fire Main Use

Seaside towns like Lynn Massachusetts consider using salt water pumped through high pressure mains to fight downtown fires. The system would be powered by electric pumps triggered by the fire alarm system, offering cheaper and more dependable protection than fresh water methods.

Lynn Mass

Women Smokers Barred On Rail Road Cars in NYC Limits

Women may be seen smoking in most New York public places but city liberty ends at the city line. On major railroads women who enter the smoking car are politely but firmly asked by trainmen to exit once outside the masculine precincts.

New York

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