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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
24
Purported ad claims a blood purifier medicine cures rheumatism by removing impurities in the blood. Encourages internal remedy SSS from a druggist and suggests sending a history of the case to a Chief Medical Advisory in Atlanta, Georgia.
A Bristol citizen separated from his wife advertises for a housekeeper in New York Merah style wants a congenial, nonreligious woman with no religion bar. Applicant must be under 30, available before Thursday, suitable for domestic duties and a compatible living arrangement. Apply locally.
The Federation of Jewish Firms reports over 10,000 Jews own farms across the United States. The total farm value exceeds 50 million dollars, with machinery worth an additional 10 million. Many are foreign-born immigrants who built success on thrift and industry.
Readable garbled OCR describes a London moment where Mrs Nagit adjusts dust off boots with a powder puff. A man jokes about not knowing folly and a speaker asks if she has finished. The fragment hints at social folly and stagey manners in a city setting.
Two Illinois residents meet daily at noon for lunch and return to work, their greetings now stilted by routine. A sudden rain breaks their pattern and sparks a quip about the weather. A seven year old asks for bread and jam prompting a grandmotherly joke about growing up, while farm life and humor appear in a collection of vignettes from American Legion Weekly.
Article from the U S Department of Agriculture outlines techniques to beat Jack Frost by starting vegetables indoors. It recommends using south light windows, seed trays, and staged transplanting to save weeks, with careful watering and light orientation for optimal growth.
A bureau of markets summary notes progress in wool standardization since the tentative grades were issued over two years ago. Field tests across 16 states, demonstrations, and expert graders have evaluated about 1.8 million pounds of wool. Most expect little change when official standards are finalized, with renewed activity anticipated next season.
Guidance for amateur poultry keepers stresses cleanliness and balance. It warns against vermin, chilling, unbalanced rations, overcrowding, neglecting green feed, improper culling, spoiled grain, dirty eggs, and winter losses. It urges consistent work to achieve results.
Larry A. L. Allen of Pittsburg Pa testifies Tanlac restored his health after rapid weight gain and relief from stomach issues, rheumatism, and fatigue. He credits the medicine with renewed energy, sleep, and ability to work. Allen, a known Oliver Iron & Steel employee, urges others to try Tanlac. ad promotes its sale.
John Blake of the Chicago Daily News argues newspapers condense world events into readable history. He urges careful reading to gain education, noting news is only valuable if it is interesting and followed up with diligent study.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Talcum as part of the popular trio alongside Soap and Ointment, priced at 25c. A quip follows about a stranger in New Mexico reacting to a heavy windstorm, with a resident’s joke about ground squirrels and moving pictures.
A South California farmer contributing to a United States Department of Agriculture study argues good live stock depends on systematic breeding. He notes many failures in rye stock result from insufficient selection and temperament in breeding programs.
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