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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
6
A Graniteville reader, Mrs. Cras Barclay, writes of recovery through Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during the change of life. She praises the remedy for female complaints, declaring it restored health and strength and urges others to try it despite the personal disclosure.
In a college town a police crackdown followed reports that students carried concealed weapons. The chief issued strict orders to stop the practice, leading to a group pursuit and a final pageant of compliance as students surrendered items including a cornbeoth. The chaotic scene prompted stern warnings from officials.
Fragmentary 19th century sermon excerpt discusses charity or love as the supreme virtue. It cites first Corinthians 13 themes, defines divine love as the Spirit given, and contrasts worldly almsgiving with heart‑bound duty. It emphasizes love as patient, kind, truthful, hopeful, and enduring beyond material good.
The article surveys careful egg handling to prevent bacterial growth in incubators and the value of shallow cultivation for root crops. It highlights Conyers Manor's Packard truck use for hauling, the rise of farm automobiles, and ongoing advances in road quality and agricultural machinery alongside notable notes on yautin and taro crops and global gold statistics.
An advertisement for Munton's Eminent Doctors at 63d and Jefferson streets Philadelphia invites readers to request a medical examination blank, have their case diagnosed for free, and decide on treatment. It urges voluntary participation with no obligation and promises thorough, free diagnosis.
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