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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
7
Fragmentary ad claims "Weet Powders" cure for disorders and stomach troubles used by 80 years, says satisfaction guaranteed. Mentions Le Roy New York and a school closure incident with dental treatment referenced in unclear text.
A historical essay traces Easter origins from Jewish Passover to Christian practice, outlining disputes over dating between Jewish and Gentile followers, and detailing astronomical methods and centuries of attempts to fix a common Easter date. It discusses faith's impact and the enduring mystery of the resurrection alongside historical uncertainty.
A garbled text discusses heart and law of foray, references Christ and proof of a conception by Jeana, and mentions Jobus, Willis, and a cron. The fragment reads as a stray, partial meditation mixing names and terms with unclear meaning.
Letters from Mrs Quigg Royerford Pennsylvania and Mrs Betton Ridgely Maryland praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for teenage girls. They describe relief from irregularity headaches back pains and fatigue after months or years of illness. Both families urge others to try the remedy and offer to answer letters.
The text reports lumber production per capity at 1000, with 625 board feet, dropping to 1022 due to a 29 percent decline. Current output suggests 7,000,000,000 board feet annually. It notes concerns about national demand and forestry implications, with scattered references to population and a Minnesota figure.
This old advertisement touts Tanlac as a natural health tonic from Earth root and bark blends using the Fanti formula. It claims to revitalize blood, aid digestion, restore liver function, boost energy, and improve sleep and appetite, with testimonials of dramatic early improvements.
Speedy British steamer the Royal Scot designed for 22 knots on the London to Melton route. References to distant global knowledge and large hospital build costs suggest speculative figures. The text discusses ambitions for new building programs and economic totals, including a projected national expenditure.
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