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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
6
A long advocacy touts Mrs. Pinkham as a confidante for women with female weakness. It urges contacting Lynn Massachusetts, notes letters are read only by women, and promises expert knowledge from twenty five years of experience.
A fragmented narrative recalls a dune of dust after a fire and a curious claim over a lost scarf pin as a stout man searches debris while a stranger skeptically but politely offers to help. The second sketch recounts a Yosemite stage driver fearing venomous snakes and a tale of a snake striking a wagon fangs first, leaving the wagon swollen.
A fragmented passage describes a vow over the moon, a talking scene with a dog named Mather and a 'Wee' figure. The text shows disjointed phrases about trust and an organized act, followed by the little dog weeping.
A brisk exchange reveals plans for a summer visit. One person will spend weeks at a brother’s farm while relatives stay in the city, ensuring the house will not be left unoccupied.
A detailed construction sketch describes building a feed box with 4x4 legs 34 inches long and beveled ends, 2x12 sides, a seven-board bottom from 16-foot fence boards, and center supports. It covers clamps, wind protection with a corn crib strip, and a hardwood center brace, plus notes on teeth care for horses and meat reduction in meals.
Fragmented copy reports on corner brace for fences and wire bracing to reduce strain, with notes on poultry housing and fattening for market. It includes garbled references to a dermatology trend predicting baldness if current styles persist and emphasizes skin breathability and care.
Fragments advise refilling feed boxes, giving horses bran twice weekly, and using sturdy stanchions. It extols farming thrift through consistent care from pasture to flock, warns against extremes, and notes land investments seldom fail. Also mentions garden yields, marketing quality, and a southern town example of profitable produce sales.
Fragmentary text recounts the emblem of a broad arrow on convict uniforms in England and questions surrounding its origin and interpretation. Also includes satirical anecdotes about public figures and a remark on Mrs. Ulghwas and Mrs. Apoore. The excerpt shifts to a lecture anecdote about Gladstone and a farmer's critique of a woman speaker.
An excerpt notes a recent Vienna invention enabling any Torchon face pattern to be produced by one machine. It praises efficiency and hints at broader industrial benefits. The item reflects late 19th century machine era optimism and trade interest.
A Lawrence Times item relays a reporter sent to cover a house fire. At the door the maid says the lady and family are out, and when asked about the fire the hired girl quips that last night’s fire is out as well.
The dialogue depicts a quirky exchange about a one legged man and a farmer, with a performer named Mr. Buimber introducing a song. The scene emphasizes humorous banter over a rural setting and playful mispronunciations.
In a dialogue, a caller praises Professor Fem for practical wisdom and plain common sense, while Mrs. Lapsling concurs, calling him one of the most saponacious men she has ever met. The exchange highlights admiration for clear thinking and humility over conceit.
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