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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
8
Historical ad fragment touts Munyon’s Remedies for various pains and ailments. Claims quick relief within hours, listing remedies such as the Philadelphia product and a 26 cent price. Emphasizes doctors and universal dosing across conditions.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a veterinary remedy claim for horse ailments, mentioning Kelaca Georgia and references to cures and spavin. The text is garbled but centers on a touted cure and animal treatments with emphasis on horse health. Specifics and names are unclear due to transcription errors.
Report describes an eruption near Mount Bina and Mount Cac tollazao causing lava flows that destroyed vineyards orchards and several peasant homes. Fear spreads as residents flee with possessions and animals while ongoing eruptions threaten additional towns and farms.
Ethnographer Ruth Amon Wheeler, 18, found burned on a fire escape at 224 East 70th Street New York. Coroner Dr O Hanlon said lungs were congested and a rope mark on the neck indicates strangling before incineration. Kalchan Muller known as Kate Miller is held on murder charges, police cautious on her guilt. Captain Carey and Walter Wolters’ son could not obtain confession.
In the Fourteenth District of Massachusetts, Republican candidate wins over Democrat William Buchanan of Brockton by 11,? votes amid a district shift toward Republican strength. The Brockton vote margins reflect a broader emergence of GOP support, with the Democratic candidate conceding the race in a district long influenced by Republican figures. The result signals strong Republican gains in the region and suggests a broader party trend.
Major General J P Gaxin Dell chief of staff of the army was badly injured and Mrs Herbert J Blocusm wife of Major Blosum of the Seventh Cavalry was killed when their automobile collided with a trolley car on the Tonallytown road near outskirts of Wauhleyton. General Doll suffered broken ribs scalp wound and other injuries. The chauffeur was uninjured and Mrs Slocum died moments after the crash. The husband is stationed at Governors Island New York and the trolley operator was exonerated by the head of the Department of the Army.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt told the University of Egypt assembly in Cairo that assassination must be condemned and self government requires preparation. He rejected pressure from missionaries and officials who feared harm and declared, If I cannot ask what I believe to be true then I won't speak. The speech pleased some while angering extreme nationalists who planned protests at night. Security steps were ordered to protect Roosevelt amid growing tension.
Conyny Durean reports the six months ending February 28 show cotton supply at 41,552,361 bales. Distribution includes 2,626,082 consumed and 4,599,682 exported with 1,674,331 held by mills and 1,932,621 in independent warehouses. Other stocks total 819,844. Sept 1, 1909 holdings were 1,ABN,586 with gains during the Monthey period and net imports of 1,074,898 and 5,778.
A new wave of action by women’s groups in Wellasley, Lys Mawr, Raycliffe and nearby towns sparks protests against tax assessments. Members vow not to marry until reforms pass, while allied factions push for pay parity for government officials to aid American merchants. Pickets target city households with leaflets urging women to abstain from voting and attend meetings, highlighting a broader push for social reform.
Chicago election board rejected the Anti-Saloon League drive to put a dry measure on the aldermanic spring ballot. Only 19,233 of 63,611 names were valid, with 20,128 nonregistrants and 820 doubtful. Officials did not address about 2,200 obviously fraudulent names, 1,200 duplicates, and 6,700 forgeries alleged by opponents.
In Kansas City a husband assaulted a man with a knife when finding his wife with another man after a joy ride. Earlier incidents in weeks included banker Jack Cudahy attacking Jereding at his home and Dr. J B King taking his wife and William A Young to Swope Park before slashing Young.
Prosecution against J Cudahy the packer over an attack on Jero Lillis the banker was dismissed in Kansas City Municipal Court by Assistant City Attorney Daniel Howell who said the case should not have been brought. Patrolman Brows Undernoon was the only witness to appear as the proceedings had been continued twice.
The report notes the Lind ofmN line from Louisville to Indianapolis and on to South Bend marking a key epoch in the region’s electric railroad history. The route includes Chicago to South Bend with a 296 mile stretch, average speeds around thirty miles per hour, and a six ty mile per hour high in places. A New York Bible Society fund drive seeks up to 1000000 while subscriptions in New York total about 86000 to date.
A garbled record mentions Adwity King Granafather and Caspar Butler, both teenagers, facing a legal matter. The text references a courtroom setting and a term implying imprisonment, with further unclear phrases about life and a grandparent. The fragmented OCR yields insufficient clear facts.
Justice David Josiah Brewer of the U S Supreme Court died suddenly at home in Washington after 11 pm He was 73 and had served on the court since 1889 Born in Smyrna Asia Minor he studied at Yale and Kansas He was known as a progressive liberal thinker and his death may affect pending tobacco and Standard Oil rulings and close votes on the court
A hotel ballroom in Dekorersto Hungary crowded with guests caught fire during a ball. A woman's dress ignited and spread to others, causing a panicked crush as the roof collapsed. Many were killed or injured in the stampede and trapped beneath debris.
An OCR fragile fragment describes a discussion at a university involving Dr Howard, Moyer, and the jury system. It mentions a lively Japanregarded topic and a regulatory debate about recturia and governance, with unclear names and dates.
An old clipping promotes Peruna with testimonials for bladder and digestive trouble, offering a free bottle and free medical advice from its Columbus Ohio company. It also references Dr Pierce's Pellets and notes Pennsylvania tax facts amid miscellaneous medical and retail blurbs.
A fragmented note describes a fashion outing with a black linen blouse and skirt set. It mentions small tucks, paneling at the sides, a belt, a collar, and decorative chiffe. The piece hints at a jaunty tie or detailing across the blouse front.
A distorted excerpt shows a child pleading for candy and an aunt naming candy colors. The dialogue reflects a domestic moment as references to pink and white sweets appear, with characters including Constance and Bogard. The excerpt hints at a vanished scene and a brief exchange on treat preferences.
A fragmentary ad style text describes a person’s nervous stomach relief after avoiding coffee. It mentions Postum as a beverage that "invigorates" and provides a sense of remedy, with scattered phrases about taste and effects. The passage reads like a 1900s advertisement copy with garbled OCR.
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