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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1931
Page
7
Edward W. Pickard reports President Hoover, returning from the Caribbean, urges Congress to curb budget aims to avert a tax rise, while warning against sectional pressures as treasury deficits loom and economic strain deepens across the nation.
Eyelet embroidery adds decorative cutouts to blouses gowns and accessories making airy summer outfits. Floral sheer fabrics in navy gray white black and red dominate with bold prints and delicate eyelet details highlighting dresses jackets hats and belts for day and evening wear.
The piece describes Uc Kaletear talk in Deltish Guiana with a 741 foot drop, compares it to Niagara and Victoria falls, notes the Geraoppa Talla in South India at 820 feet, and recounts a legend of an old Indian man who died at sea. It mentions a nearby national park protecting wildlife and boating.
A noted physician, Dr R. Pierce, once practiced in Pennsylvania and moved to Buffalo, NY, to meet demand for his Golden Medical Discovery. The tonic aids digestion and blood cleansing, improves complexion, and is sold in both fluid and tablet forms. Ask your druggist for it.
The fragment references Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and a discussion about Prohibition and apartment choices. It notes a question about why a chosen apartment was favored, and includes garbled dialogue about counting and restrictions. The text appears as an OCR snippet with partial speaker lines and unclear context.
A fragmented report notes a medical procedure and a debate over an appendix removal. The text mentions individuals and an event context, but details are unclear and no firm conclusions are stated.
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