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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1923
Page
13
Mrs Haven Seven of 2711 Thomas St Chicago writes she found relief from backache irregularities and bearing-down feelings after using a ladies vitamin compound. She offers to write to women suffering from such troubles to answer questions and share her experience.
Automobile travelers touring Boulder witness a rock formation that resembles a face near Niwot. Locals recall a large rock feature long noted in Colorado terrain and a historic landmark in the region.
An old newspaper ad touts Castoria for relief of hiccups, constipation, “wind colic,” and stomach upset in children. It claims 80 years of use, natural sleep without opiates, and emphasizes the genuine product bearing a signature.
Brandon warns of a missing cattle thief as Jim Plimsoll is suspected. News from Molly and Mrs Keith brings plans for a Hereford visit, lifting moods at Three Star ranch where family hopes hope to return to calmer days amid ranch duties and hard work.
Miranda Bailey preps Three Star for Molly Casey and guests with a busy, hopeful mood. Sandy, Molly, and Donald Keith arrive by private car. Molly’s groomed elegance masks old tensions while Molly’s growth into a woman stirs Sandy’s secretly deep affection and questions about East West ties.
An elderly neighbor humorously declares she does not need a bond to prove age in a Boston Transcript style snippet. The fragment mentions a brass hand and a passing woman who sings Darling, I Am Growing Old.
Bleter notes his little brother seems uneasy and fidgets, offering a gentle guess that his hands are clean and therefore innocence or calmness is expected in the scene.
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It cites a druggist praising its effectiveness and urges readers to request a sample by mail and to buy larger bottles at drug stores.
Sir Philip Gibbs quips about breakfast as a test of loss and the tendency of people to break like boiled eggs. The note mentions Transcript and observes that police sometimes capture those who help themselves.
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