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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
8
A selection of reader letters from Menasha and nearby areas praise Peruna as a blood remedy and tonic. One writer credits restored strength after years of fatigue, while another describes relief from catarrh and improved appetite following use of the remedy.
A hitle about a theft and deception unfolds with a shopkeeper scolding a girl for staged crying to cheat customers. The scene shifts to a columnist note on failures of civilization and human behavior, including a quip about thieves and pardoned luck.
A fragmented archival snippet recalls Miss Simmuo-Harold in exile with a reference to Portun The Insulting Pimpy. The dialogue hints at personal estrangement and a declined peach as a symbol of animosity, reflecting a domestic or column-like sketch from an older era.
A Postum ad recounts a Washington young woman and her family who, after years of coffee, suffered stomach issues and bad breath. They switched to Postum and reported improvement in digestion, calmer nerves, and clearer complexion within weeks.
The report highlights eight hour agitation in Sypoe, wage talks in New York, Brooklyn, and Boise, and a rise in union membership. It notes mine, textile, and shoe factory labor trends, strikes and settlements, child labor laws in Finland and Belgium, and welfare provisions by unions. It also mentions Canadian and British labor actions and organizational growth in several unions.
A long, mixed OCR fragment discusses inbreeding in thoroughbreds, bloodlines from Diomed and Lexington, and the risks of inbreeding versus introducing new blood. It shifts to farm pests, frog spittle, and the frothy mass of spittlebugs, then to stacking and cabbage maggot remedies. It covers crop yields at Pennsylvania Station, clover seed adulteration, and various farming practices and observations.
Gluten meal can be valuable in dairy rations when used lightly and not daily with other grains. It is often fed with ground corn and bran, or with corn meal and bran, to provide protein and heat. a winter feed, not ideal for summer. Also describes constructing a handy salt box for cattle with specific dimensions and a lid overhang to prevent weather exposure.
A jumble of early 20th century notes discusses salt boxes, refrigerated meat storage in London and provincial towns, large steamers with meat capacity, and British import statistics. It mentions 190% import totals and various grafting and tree pruning ideas, with fragmented guidance on top trimming and branching practices.
A weary Irishman asks a waiter for odd dishes like toasted porpoise and oat London Chronicle, prompting puzzled replies and a lighthearted scene. The exchange ends with the diner ordering toast beef and vegetables, amid gentle amusement.
Mrs A Taylor of Wharton New Jersey describes severe kidney trouble with pain burning sensations and frequent urination. After eight boxes of Dons Kidney Pills her health and strength fully recovered a testimonial from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY mentions sale locations.
In a terse exchange a husband and wife discuss a minor delay and settle into calm conversation. The husband complains of a late arrival while the wife reassures him with simplicity and patience about her own late entry. The scene ends with mutual ease and understanding.
The fragmentary telegrams reveal Bill Nye and Mr. Riley on a professional journey with Mrs Nye bound for the West. News from Kansas City says their children have scarlet fever, forcing Stu to cancel the California trip and the manager to halt the tour. A garbled message passes between Eugene Field in Chicago and others dated April 20 1999 and April 21 18399.
Ewint B. Wilson of Liscomb Iowa describes severe chest face and neck eruptions that crusted over, spreading to arms and legs. After using Cutleria Remedies he reports complete cure and five years without recurrence, expressing strong faith in the treatment.
The dialogue shows Marin pressed to abandon a summer trip due to an overdrawn bank account. John chides Marin as a financier and questions why the account wasn’t placed with a bank that had ample funds. The excerpt reveals financial strain and the tension between vacation plans and monetary limits.
A fragment advertises Allan's Foot Ware powder as a home remedy for tired swollen feet and corns, urging readers to write to Alien 8 Ottmate N X for a free sample. It claims to cure aching feet and provide relief by shaking the powder into shoes.
An elderly man named Kpas waa botted in Egregy, money divided among suspects. The fragmentary note describes theft and subsequent recovery, with unclear names and details.
A scrambled reminiscence describes a Manila voyage where a ship neared port but Chinese exclusion laws and suspected cholera barred landing. A young passenger recalls a tense scene with officers, missing Mrs Taft, and a host of unnamed crew and travelers in an uneasy atmosphere aboard ship.
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