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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1903
Page
8
A rambling ad copy from an individual in Houston extols Down's Kidney Pills as a cure for numerous ailments. The letter-like text describes relief from back pain, swelling, palpitations, and sleeplessness, claiming dramatic personal benefit and urging purchase of multiple boxes.
An old time referral ad offers a Bree sample of Allan's oot- Kiso powder to cure corns callouses and bunions. It promises relief from sour den, ho cures, and various foot ailments with druglets and sales pitches. The text is garbled but centers on a patent remedy ad in a historical Le Roy New York context.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at courtroom proceedings and a city issue. Names are unclear but the text suggests an upcoming court look into municipal matters over several weeks. Further readable context is limited.
A sermon discusses the resurrection of Jesus and its theological implications. It cites Paul in Romans and Corinthians, contrasts mortal and immortal bodies, and reflects on how belief in the dead's revival shapes Christian hope and daily faith.
A garbled advertisement style item touts Peruana by name as a spring tonic improving nerves and vitality. It claims a Mrs Helen Whitman of Milwaukee endorses Peruana after a yearlong illness, with multiple letters praising its blood cleansing and nerve-restoring effects. The piece references Dr. Hartman and the Hartman Sanitarium, urging readers to request his book and write for guidance.
A Georgia philosopher proclaims thanks for relief from rent taxes in a garbled quotation. The fragment references a phrase about sharing resources and a chanty line, but the text is unclear and largely nonsensical, offering little concrete context or names.
The fragment says Robinson Crusoe was offered to every publisher in Landou, with all refusing except a bookseller Windertank who published it and produced over 2,000 copies, boosting publishers. Edison is cited jokingly about a feast of all tw kvow, in the dime.
A Puck quote discusses an African theme with a teacher urging surrender of war elth for heads. The speaker refuses to give up territory, claiming to hold onto the war club to reclaim land and heads. The dialogue reflects colonial and imperial overtones in a satirical tone.
A fragmented dialogue shows a man claiming to own his home only to reveal he sold it or lost it, with references to Philadelphia Press. The exchange hints at intoxication, wealth, and a dubious gold cure, reflecting a terse social vignette.
Fragmentary note discusses drinking kerosene as a growing evil in France and possibly spreading to regions including the South Pacific. Mentions proposed measures and extended import restrictions through Siberia and large geographic areas, noting vast longitudinal coverage and global surface implications.
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