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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a high plateau with elevations near 16 400 feet and peaks around 20 000 feet with deep valleys. It references centers LatRn Sitzintee Gyriigs Youth's Calpine and a marketing line about LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tied to a drug signature.
A historical discussion explains cable diameters and terms such as shore end intermediate and deep sea. It notes that deeper water requires lighter cable and heavier ends aid repairs, with references to accessibility and maintenance in submarine line work.
The notice describes damp prevention methods for wallpapering and plastering with broad warnings about costly hazards. It details a system using lining cards, panels, and covering to prepare walls from ceiling to floor, including steps for board removal and wall coverings. Strong entities include a Minneapolis publication and catalog references, with emphasis on safety and construction materials.
Fragmentary report notes Mrs Thragley reacting with pride at Jefferson City to a local tale or declaration. The garbled text mentions Loller, Deelweatha, and signing a twenty to write seventeen, with a claim of honor denied or disputed by townspeople and a reference to UNT delphty Tress.
Incentive details describe a large blaze at Centkaljit Pay that damaged a five to seven block area and endangered local businesses. No fatalities are confirmed, but arson is suspected and investigators search for the missing workers. Mixture of names and places appears in fragmented OCR.
A collection of notes covers rough carpentry for a movable winter door, roof and floor elevating 2x8 plates, and ventilation details. It also discusses the Crow Mortgage System and debt among cotton raisers, then shifts to bee pollen intake, river bank protection, tree effects on slopes, and bird egg coloration. Prime Lad XVI, a Hereford king, garners attention at livestock shows. A kerosene carbene spray is offered for poultry houses.
The article warns farmers to prevent mold in cow barns and control hazards that reduce milk yield. It stresses whitewashing cow tyres, ventilated stables, and keeping work areas dry. It notes dogs near herds can disrupt milking and that poorly located washing rooms and odors harm productivity. It also advises proper barn design and education for dairy workers.
A fragmented passage discusses managing faults in others to strengthen teams. It quotes Napoleon on not dwelling on private failings and Gordon on keeping temper when a private’s knot is untied. It emphasizes restraint, focus on outcomes, and leadership discipline.
Frank J. Cheney of Toledo attests as part of an oath that Hall's Catarrh Cure will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured, with a claim distributed by F J Cheney & Co Toledo. The notice references sworn statements from December and promotes the medicine and a family laxative product.
The Chicago Tribune quips about an overblown feud between Bob Mantell and Soublrette Well as Internments Big and Pshucke spar over tragedy and acting, with witty jabs about skin fitting and ears sticking out in a playful, theater themed exchange.
A historical advertising snippet claims PAZO Ointment guarantees relief for itching bleeding or protruding piles within six to fourteen days and mentions a course of treatment with wine consumption statistics for Great Britain. The fragment notes wine usage averages three pints per person yearly and cites population trends.
Mrs. Algy Cockburn of Shiloh Ohio recounts her son Clyde suffering eczema over body for a year. After ineffective treatments he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, followed by Cuticura Resolvent. He slept first night in months and improved within six weeks, with physician recommending Cetlearn for eczema.
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