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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1926
Page
18
A vintage ad style note highlights Dandelion Butter Color as a harmless vegetable butter color used nationwide for 60 years. It mentions 35 cent bottle prices and large yearly output. The text also references Cuticura products, toilet preparations, and a plate-keeping quote by Alger.
Ina Walton, youthful niece of Edith Walton, braves poverty to brighten Edith’s Christmas recovery. A bold grocery-clerk appeal for aid funds medicine, then a messenger brings a basket, including flowers, signaling renewed hope as Edith improves from illness. The pair share tender moments amid festive mystery and generosity.
Ina reveals a new friend has secured Edith a job and saved her life during pneumonia by arranging medical care and heat. Edith questions the source, but Ina praises Mr Clark and Doctor Danks who provided warmth, supplies, and support. The reveal of a secret admirer ends with excitement for Edith.
A Kansas City Times note comments on a movie serial's cliffhanger ending. The sister of the villain arrives amid bloody combat while the hero, head bloodied, discovers the ledge below where the sea crushed a foe. Pollyanna quips the villain was only her half-brother.
Adyer directs Stanley Styles advertising to be moved elsewhere in the newspaper, freeing space and reallocating ad inventory as part of a layout adjustment.
The Ohio State Journal reports a designer’s camouflaged hose meant to make English ankles look slimmer. Hand-painted shadows supposedly lengthen the ankle while narrowing its apparent breadth. The inventor asserts even the fattest ankles can appear trim and graceful.
An advertisement urges buyers to insist on the Bayer name on Aspirin or the Bayer cross logo. It warns that tablets without the Bayer branding are not genuine Bayer Aspirin, claimed to be proven safe by millions and prescribed for 26 years, and cautions imitation products may be dangerous.
A girl named Andrey notices a roadside car wreck stripped of valuables during a motor trip with her father. She quips with a merry laugh, comparing the scene to a mosquito-stripped relic, reflecting a lighthearted childlike perspective from a Kansas City Star item.
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