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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
6
The speaker laments the hard work and toil of labor while seeking better prospects for prosperity and happiness. Despite world trouble, they cling to joy, rest, and a hopeful future, imagining a time of peace and golden days with loved ones.
A historical note discusses doctors in 1800s Gironde who suspected criminal poisoning. They considered criminal act a professional secret, but the idea faced contention as some argued crime discovered in medical practice must be shared. The debate cites Le Petit Marseuin as a source.
A clipped 1905 page fragment details a patient report on long standing psoriasis and painful symptoms, followed by unrelated notes and ads. The account describes widespread red circular patches, scaling, itching, and temporary improvement after topical treatments, with dates and locales linked to a testimonial. Additional brief items reference Notre Dame, Indiana University, a snake incident, and an advertisement for Allen’s Foot-Ease.
The piece profiles Henry Pripps of the Blier Corporation and other American magnates with vast holdings in iron and steel, plus Haward Rosewater a Nebraska Senate hopeful, tracing their origins from Philadelphia and Illinois to major national roles. It also sketches public figures like Charles Stewart Parnell and mentions military leaders and civic appointments, while mixing agricultural tips and public notices.
A column notes how superstition across Austria Hungary and the Pall Mall Gazette era bans certain numbers in theaters hospitals and homes. It cites ward and room numbers like 13 and 4 box numbers. the health exhibit warns of superstition as a public health menace. It also recounts a Philadelphia gardener applicant who proposes smoking cigars to kill pests in a greenhouse.
Conscientioun, Mrs True is awfully conscientious. A Detroit Free Press item notes a remark about her planning and finances.
A promotional piece extols building health into old age and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for alleviating menopausal symptoms. A Chicago reader testifies the remedy eased headaches and fatigue, claiming it kept her alive to care for family. Mrs Pinkham invites women to seek free advice based on her experience.
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