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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1900
Page
6
The fragment recalls a courtly scene aboard the Santa Movin where players like Jip Spaalah debate ombre and court terms. A woman’s question and a paying teller’s cashing problem hint at social exchange and money constraints among nobles and merchants.
An Onen Let ter that Wl Conse u Sensation Hincala Neb special Ai No 2146 Orireet this city is the Tt M Walt Paper Tonsy I & AM are the taldat lettera of the proprietors Mr A G Bonsor and Mr J Mey ers The letter claims strong statements will go unchallenged The letter describes mistreatment and health claims for Dodd's Kidney Pills A Bonsor testimonial from 2415 O street Faineolu Neb notes improved sleep and relief from kidney pain The ad ends with Wodd's Kidney Hills dealers by 5 Vox ATL dealers
Military engineers agree no material for Cgctifications 14 superior to earth.
The fragment sketches Christmas themes across distant lands with notes on celebrations, food, and family rituals. It references Christmastide customs, gifts, and communal meals, interwoven with travel imagery and nostalgic reflections on holiday traditions.
Disjointed wartime and holiday scenes describe Uncle Sam’s urging efforts, soldiers in Asia, and Christmas parties in Luzon. Mentions of food preparation, decorations, and communal duties mix with sporadic phrases about a child, a circular hunt, and symbolic references from a distant era.
Milton Nahbica and Jack Haverly recall early days in theater circles at the Dramatlets Club. Warner, Nobles, and Haverly discuss past shows, with Nobles recognizing Haverly as the original and only Jack Haverty. The conversation reveals young John B. Sousa leading Nobles’ 21 year old tour, his first march for The Phoenix, and the origin of Sousa’s dinner music march now kept as a prized original score.
Fragmentary excerpt shows a suggestive exchange between Olealag and Mme Clarissa with a cryptic note about the Inq purchasing and a curfew or close time at 11 PM. The garbled text hints at a sensational urban anecdote or theater piece from a Bloomington era source. The passage lacks clear context or complete details.
Readers are told that a cure exists for catarrh through Mall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. The ad promises testers a bounty of one hundred dollars for proven cases, urging readers to request testimonials from J. Orubney & Co. and to buy through Druggists at the listed address.
Fragmented 1900-era ad filled with dubious cures and dubious claims for Cascar ets and other patent medicines. It promotes bowel cleansing products and cold remedies with exaggerated testimonials and nonsensical spellings. The piece references auctions and odd quotes, ending with random dates and mis-spelled attributions.
Fragmentary OCR reads a poetic claim from a company offering a catarrh remedy, with garbled phrases and mis-spellings. It mentions Nye, a “Person” free from catarrh, a hare and hearty old age, and a Columbus address for Perung Meui eine Co. vague.
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