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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
6
A Knoxville Iowa reader reports relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for long standing right side pain and weakness. The ad copy touts the product as a standard female remedy for displacement inflammation ulceration and related symptoms with free expert advice from Mrs Pinkham in Massachusetts.
A clipped note recalls that the first national Thanksgiving proclamations were issued by Congress during the Revolutionary War. The fragment hints at early government action and patriotic observance, tying distant history to a modern public memory.
Biinmona College in Boston promotes training for women in planning and management embedded in an advertisement for Alabastine wall coatings. The copy touts adhesive, durable, insect and germ resistant wall paint with easy application and a free color plan, decor guide, and color samples from the Alabastine Company of Grand Rapids, Michigan. A separate line notes a Chinese rescuer compelled to support his savior for life.
Consumer alert warns against mercury based catarrh remedies and urges only Hall's Catarrh Cure from B F. J. Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Advertisement notes internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces and warns to avoid fake cures sold by druggists. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and compares Bronch honey weights.
The Eskimo divide time into sleeps rather than day night periods, writes Harry Whitney in Outing. Marches often last twenty to thirty hours with no night, and a single stretch can span forty eight hours or two ordinary days. Extended marches occur to exploit good weather or lack of suitable camping sites.
A garbled list chronicles moments from 821 to 1909 across colonies, wars, governance, and notable figures. Entries mention Virginia colonists, first Baptist Church in Providence, Pennsylvania excise, New York governor, Salzburgers in Savannah, Louis XV, Stamp Act era, Continental Congress, Boston evacuation, Arnold, Guilford Courthouse, Queen Charlotte, West Point, Napoleon, Boston Cow Law, U S postal, Texas Republic, Upper Canada, rail accidents, Kean tribute, Confederate actions, and various global political shifts.
More than 3,000 couples in New York believe themselves married but lack legal status, a finding from Appellate Court records. The decision notes that parental consent cannot validate a marriage underage. Annual city hall licenses total about 70,000, with roughly 2 percent issued to minors with parental or guardian consent.
A garbled wartime style notice reports Mauretania's transatlantic crossing from Dauntless Route to New York in a record time of days hours minutes, mentioning crew and management involved in the voyage and ship's course.
Orion Horne related a winter anecdote about Leigh Hunt amused by a piano placed before a large hearth. Hunt sat in a roomy chair with the piano on the hearth and declared the heat delicious as he played.
Frantic testimony from Mrs Matilde Lindemann of Chicago praises Dean's Kidney Pills for restoring strength and easing back pain appetite nerves and mobility. Ad copy claims 60 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co and notes widespread medicine use alongside other unrelated consumer items and statistics.
The article notes strong Western Canada farming prospects with record grain yields in 1909, expectations of a larger seeded area, and extensive prairie field work by steam and gasoline outfits. It warns of eventual slowdowns and market volatility while stressing continued growth potential and the region’s economic health.
The text presents a garbled health ad or drug instruction fragment referencing urine relief, phenachene, and a druggist, but no coherent events, people, places, or dates are identifiable. It appears as scattered phrases about murine terms and a trial of a product labeled B05 with unclear instructions.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to restore vital force and improve digestion, blood quality, and immunity against germs. It claims to be alcohol free, with ingredients listed on the wrapper, and cites a forty year record of cures with no substitutes as good.
A vintage note praises Pettit's Eye Salve from 1807 as a remarkable remedy, claiming widespread sales and eye cures. It mentions druggists Howard Bros. in Buffalo and a mysterious term internalva coro culture. Women of Allingtown Conn form a village fire protection effort, planning a country fair to raise funds for apparatus and to form a women’s brigade of the fire department.
An old advertisement touts Cascaret as a natural gentle remedy that relieves headaches and dullness quickly. It claims immediate help when needed with a mild physic, noting widespread use with millions of boxes sold monthly.
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