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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
2
A pretty young woman wakes with no memory after a taxi ride with a stranger who hints at an awful shock. She recalls nothing after a drug store stop and drives to the Biltmore puzzled by her clothes and belief she is suddenly married to a wealthy man.
A nameless young woman awakens in a hotel room after marrying a man she hates in a taxi. She cannot recall her past, contemplates Reno divorce, and senses a watching rival as she discovers her purse is stolen. She hopes memory return will clarify who she is and what happened.
A distraught traveler laments losing nine hundred dollars and her past as she approaches her baggage. A pudgy, foreign accented woman asserts control of the bags, voice firm and commandingly dramatic as the scene unfolds with the bellboy.
Di Prano pleads with old Maestro Guralpi to part with a priceless Stradivarius violin to fund a peaceful end. Moreno, a flashy buyer, relishes the instrument after a flawless display, agreeing to buy at twelve thousand. the scene ends with plans to replace the bridge and B string never needed by the purchaser.
The catacombs of Parla serve as subterranean stone quarries supplying building materials for Paris and other public works. State owned lands are leased to growers of champignons de Parla. An underground city features wide streets and eight miles of tunnels. Vehicles, pipes for irrigation, and petrol fans ventilate the vast mushroom metropolis. Daily five o'clock harvest feeds baskets that ship to towns across France.
Authority asserts golf is of Dutch origin and likely derives its name from the German kolbe or Dutch kolf meaning a club. It notes golf reached Scotland before 1457 and records in 1618 of significant exports of golf balls from the kingdome of Scotland to Holland.
The term grange traces to a barn and grain. Origins include meanings such as granary, isolated farm, monastery property, and grain tribute. Modern sense reflects shifts in usage and social context tied to historic agricultural groups.
The 300 year old practice in Connecticut required towns to keep common fields neat. Each household contributed one day of cleanup or paid a four shilling fine. Cattle grazed on these fields under a town cowherd, aiding farmers who worked their own land. In 1680 Wethersfield voters added another cleanup day beyond the legal minimum.
Public returns to liquid laxatives citing adjustable dosing and gentle action. Senna praised as the best laxative for many, with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin highlighted as a senna based remedy available at drugstores.
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