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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1917
Page
2
In a quoted exchange the speaker contrasts a dove of peace with a warlike image. The orator asserts that the dove must be supplied with defensive armament, sharp claws and a falcon's beak, to face modern threats. The remark highlights a satirical view of militarized symbolism.
An old ad touts Cascarets as a remedy for liver and bowel troubles with a 10 cent box promising relief from headache biliousness indigestion and constipation. It urges nightly use for lasting health and happiness then shifts to a stray dialogue about a child and the moon on a porch at half past eleven.
A Cincinnati authority touts freezone to lift hard or soft corns and calluses without pain. Apply drops directly to the tender area. soon the corn loosens and can be lifted out root and all. The small bottle is inexpensive and reportedly safe for surrounding skin. If a druggist lacks it, ask for a supply from a wholesale house.
Dramatic line from a dialogue scene where a lettered figure claims his image across his chest halted a bullet. The exchange hints at romance and danger, with a bold boast about the photograph's power.
In a tense Quebec fort scene, Madame Cassion discovers her husband’s leather bag containing a major’s commission and secret orders. She debates trust and justice with De Baugis and De Tonty as scouts, while a wary De Tonty offers cautious aid. The fort braces for attack as Indians threaten.
Mr Neverwed asks if his wife treats him the same after marriage. Mr Peek replies that she does not. Before marriage she would refuse to speak when displeased, now the dynamic has changed.
An old advertisement promises free samples of Cuticura Soup and Ointment to relieve itching and rashes in babies and suggests exclusive use to keep skin clear. It directs mailing a postcard to Cutteara Dept. L Boston and notes the product is sold everywhere. Also a stray line jokes about couples at the movies.
Dr. Pierce of Buffalo promotes Anuric as a life prolonging remedy. He claims toxic polyons are removed by kidneys and urges drinking pure water. For backache and urinary issues, take Anurie double strength from a druggist to dissolve uric acid, described as powerful as hot water dissolving sugar.
Sioux City note recounts a testimonial claiming relief from womanly weakness and back pains after taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The claimant, MIS A M'Kinz'ns, says two bottles restored health and strength, urging readers to consult local medicine dealers or write to the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo for a free book and medical guidance.
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