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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1926
Page
21
An old clipping highlights a harmless vegetable color named Dandelion Butter Color marketed by Drip Blores and general storer, selling bottles for 35 cents. It also mentions a large U S output in electrical equipment and a Cutleura Toilet Trio ad promising cleansing and healing benefits with a perfume powder. True statesmanship quote from Alger.
In a sunlit Walton home Edith, recovering from illness, learns that Ina has funded her care through bold, nervous courage. A mysterious benefactor, the gas clerk Mr Clark, and Doctor Danks saved Edith, with Ina revealing the gift’s origin as a basket of food and a future job.
In great defection a reader notes the tenth endinet installment of a thriller. The hero battles a villain as the sister of the villain complicates the plot. The hero, with bloodied head, confronts the ledge where the foe meets fate. humor follows as a selfless remark lands a twist.
The Ohio State Journal notes a traveling investigator claim about camouflaged hose for English women. An inventive designer introduces hand painted shadows at the ankle to slim the appearance, promising to make even the fattest ankles look trim and graceful.
Caution urged to verify the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin, claimed as proven safe by physicians for 26 years. The ad warns against imitations and urges buyers to look for the Bayer brand.
A Kansas City Star item recalls young Audrey riding with her father who spots a roadside car wreck. The girl jokes that mosquitoes have stripped the car of everything, noting her merry take on the scene.
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