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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1926
Page
11
Urges medical check for kidney health and warns against excess acidity. Recommends four ounces of Salts from pharmacy in water daily for several days to cleanse kidneys and ease dull pains, backache, and urinary irritation. Mentions galta made from grape juice and lemon juice to neutralize acids and relieve bladder issues.
A postwar report notes couples opt for cheaper weddings to curb expenses. Registrars say civil ceremonies rise as religious rites limit by cost. church weddings account for a portion of marriages, with overall costs still pressured by inflation.
A garbled note describes a firmless vegetatia bitter color called Dandelion Butter Color. It mentions drug abusers filling bottles with Dandelon for 3h cents, hints at bankruptcy, and references a costly remedy. The text is fragmented and unclear.
Mothers seek harmless cures for constipation that harm neither digestion nor appetite. An advertisement touts O-Y Chocolate Yeast as a palatable, ready to eat chocolate yeast product that replaces bitter yoast tastes with a chocolate flavor, promising full vitamin value and tonic benefits.
A garbled advertisement requests a free sample of a chocolate product labeled See See and mentions a renewal of vigor. It includes partial contact hints like Lasalle Street and a dealer name, with no clear address or verifiable company. The fragment suggests a marketing pitch typical of old classified-style notices.
Laurie Ordway and friends navigate a web of secrets in New York as Laurie's fragile social circle watches a mysterious woman, the twin threats of danger and desire, and a perilous hospital procedure unfold amid whispered plans and rival loyalties.
In a tense scene, Laur ie confronts a frightened plea to stay out of police matters as a perilous romance unfolds. He promises restraint while she, exhausted, withdraws, and a shadowy follower trails him from a studio to his apartment building, raising the stakes of the unfolding mystery.
Laurie awakes troubled by life rising around him while Bangs grows distant yet caring. Rodney’s shifting mood surfaces as he shows concern for Mrs Orkway and Louise. Louise unexpectedly understands Rodney's feelings after a supportive moment, and Rodney suggests visiting Sonya in town after breakfast.
An Hyver pill traveling agent visiting Songtown Arkansas was found in room 48 of a local hotel with a bullet wound to the groin after a poker game in the White Eagle. The editor notes the town’s gambling quirks and warns outsiders that strong players and sharp customs can lead to fatal consequences. The story claims the incident occurred during a Royal Flush misread as a jackpot, with Williams Smith in the gun position and a pistol shot stopping the pot. The town boasts a rough edge not like Chicago or New York but warns that those who fail to adapt may pay the price.
An African houseboy saves money to buy glasses but cannot read the letters on tests. After trying many pairs, he reveals he has never been taught to read due to lack of funds, and the optician learns reading glasses alone won't solve the issue.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a confused scene with an attendant, a possible inquiry about a court or duty, and references to a outer office. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. The readable bits suggest a procedural or administrative moment without a distinct event or outcome.
An old style advertisement promotes Diamond Dye for clothes and accessories with bright promises of true tones and soft shades. It touts easy tinting for underwear, shoes, stockings, and garments, claiming high color quality and light-fast results. Readers are invited to request the Diamond Dye Cyclopedia and Color Craft booklet by mail from Burlington, Vermont.
The article lists the fates of the twelve apostles with traditional accounts. It notes Andrew’s martyrdom at Patrae on St Andrew’s cross, Bartholomew at Albanopolis, James the Younger likely stoned, Matthew dying naturally, Philip killed at Hierapolis, Simon the Zealot crucified at Nome, Jude Thaddeus in Persia, John the Apostle dying at about 100 in Ephesus, Thomas in India, and Judas Iscariot’s suicide, alongside miscellaneous remarks on folly and virtue.
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