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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
2
A fragmented notice cites Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts and warns against a prisoner accused of uttering or selling unsafe remedies. The readable text hints at women seeking herbal cures and provides vague addresses and claims about special rice and mutable slang.
In a tense conversation Captain Warren and Mr. Sylvester reveal how Rodgers Warren’s fortune was gained and the schemes that kept Caroline from truth. Caroline agrees to accept the inheritance after Uncle Elisha’s urging, while Steve Learns of the plan and the group anticipates Thanksgiving reunion with Jim Pearson aboard.
A University of Oxford expedition to Siberia discussed by H U Hall explores long polar nights and foggy conditions causing shortened sleep and feverish activity. The period of socializing after work may erode self control and trigger a form of hysteria among Tungus, expressed as improvised songs and exaggerated self-glorifications.
A sensational ad touts Freezone as a painless remedy to lift off corns. It claims instant relief from ache and easy removal with a tiny bottle sold by druggists. Describes Freezone as the invention of a Cincinnati genius.
Birmingham Age-Herald quotes a man who mocks heavy reading as unnecessary for philosophy. He claims his only real philosopher learned from a nagging wife, a modest income, and seven children, underscoring humor over formal study.
An advertisement extols aging vigor with a health claim focused on kidneys and vitality. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for fatigue and weakness, urging immediate purchase at dry goods outlets. The copy promises full refunds if no improvement and cites the imported brand.
A cheery woman proposes a casual social event described as a grab bag where participants reach in and help themselves to items. Mr Groweher responds with amused confusion asking for a more modern name. The exchange touches on playful banter about naming and social gatherings.
An advert claims Green’s August Flower is a household remedy for constipation indigestion liver troubles and general low spirits. It touts gentle laxative effects and urges readers to ask their druggist for the product sold in many countries. A separate humorous exchange from Country Gentleman notes a new worker’s perceived dullness and honesty in a witness stand scene.
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