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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1921
Page
30
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder troubles and may not notice. Dr Kilmer SwampRoot is advertised as a remedy. readers are urged to mail for a sample bottle and mention the newspaper.
Polly the parrot escapes from her cage during a home adventure tale. Mr Day, Mistress Tass, and a wary dog follow as Polly dodges the chase, climbs to a tree, and eventually dashes back into her cage with the aid of a few helpers. The animals discuss adventures and the idea of rescue.
Jean Paige, known as a striking film star, spent most of her life on her father’s model farm in Paris Wisconsin. She pursued equestrian sports after school and only later, after going East to school, received and accepted a film offer. Her acclaimed work includes a recent picture titled Half of Patience is Don't Care.
Mary Marshall Duffee discusses etiquette for young women in business and lunching with male colleagues. It weighs when it is appropriate to dine with an associate, offers guidance on choosing venues, and notes expected social conduct and gratitude after outings.
Facts about names trace origins meanings and significance. The piece discusses Mildred Marshall and a long ornate note on pearls and jewelry. It links the name to light child and divine associations and mentions lucky day and jewel symbolism.
An apparition of dialogue reflects a community struggle over policing and peace. Citizens debate enforcement, authority, and trust as violence and disorder swirl through streets, echoing broader tensions and uncertain loyalties amid political discourse.
An unstable fragment describes Bryer Tablets of Adpirin with a claimed 21 year history in medicine and protection against imitation. It mentions the word Layer on tablets and packages and references an advertisement and conversation, plus a garbled line about a duke and a lent girth.
An old style ad extols California Fig Syrup as a universal remedy for children. It claims a teaspoon cleanses the liver and bowels, promising a quick change to a cheerful, healthy child and urges mothers to buy the genuine product labeled for babies and all ages.
Contemporary critique notes a shift in juvenile fiction from lone athletic heroics to more nuanced portrayals of school life. It argues readers tire of solitary triumphs and prefer stories exploring character development and realistic social dynamics over flashy sports feats.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a woman named Mrs Meyer from Orange California claiming remedies by Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It mentions operation avoidance and restoration to health, suggesting testimonial style with urged use of the product. The text is garbled and lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an incident at a residence in Irvington near a mother’s home, mentioning names Dorothy Aldubour, Gladys, Kathleen Yon sip, and references to towns Antioch and Jers Nawa, with unclear context and damaged wording.
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