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Newspaper
Grabill Review
Location
Grabill, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1913
Page
2
A vivid description of a fast paced tale about amusing characters in risky situations. The piece highlights energetic action and broad appeal that drew crowds to a two year stage run.
On an island vacation, Montmorency, Lucile, and family begin a week of fasting prompted by Lucile’s health zeal. They ban food and alcohol, drink water, and plan orange juice and popcorn to break the fast, while tensions with love, jealousy, and a rival man named Frank Bopp unfold.
A western farmer dropped in to the liberty loan committee with a milk can on the table. He emptied its contents into the fund, revealing copper silver gold coins and bank notes worth a goodly sum. He said he never kept money in a bank but would trust Uncle Sam.
A German proclamation in September 1914 ordered hostages from Belgian towns to be seized and held to ensure order during occupation. Documents and diaries detail threats, executions, and forced civilian actions to terrorize populations, with notes of bishops, mayors, and citizens shot or threatened as the war progressed.
In Gap, Arkansas, Gap John explains to an Inquirer how a quarrel with a drummer led to a fight. He says they argued about politics and other matters, he apologized to keep the peace, then prepared to head home for Nekhin.
The Wisconsin state agricultural experiment station has developed a machine for absolutely uniform planting. This innovation aims to support the development of high grade grain seed and improve crop uniformity across fields.
An ad-like fragment promotes GOLD MEDAL Capsules to relieve backache and claim versatility and freedom from pain. The copy mentions Haarlem and the Netherlands government granting authority, and argues the product strengthens children. The text interweaves medical claims with branding and period tone.
A Kannas City Times note questions Tibet’s readiness to join the piles while unsure whether Ilana is the country ruler or the sheep fielded by the Lassa, reflecting confusion in the geography story.
An advertisement touts Cuticura for rapid hand healing with a three step routine and offers free mail samples. It also reports on England canaries in munition plants whose hair and skin turn yellow from fumes, noting recovery if treated.
An old ad touts Boschee's German Syrup for coughs and bronchitis. It promises a night’s rest and easy expectoration, claiming the syrup has helped across the United States for decades. Bottles are sold at 30 and 60 cents with a homey closing gag about teachers and cold guesswork.
A reflective note argues that people undervalue those who fight for them and win praise yet remain ungrateful, suggesting any resemblance of truth in such claims strengthens the argument about loyalty and recognition.
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