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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
8
An apparent business success story centers on Sutter and a venture linked to the stomach acid product. Details indicate substantial profits and expansion, with emphasis on earnings and corporate growth within a short timeframe.
A Farm Journal meditation frames the New Year as a time to face unguessed secrets and equal prospect. It speaks of embracing storm and stress, defeat and joy, and trusts that true happiness comes from self-mastery and strength gained through failures.
A New Year sermon reflects on life and death, urging self examination and acceptance of Christ. The preacher asks, What am I living for and what should we wait for in the new year, urging fruitfulness, readiness, and steadfast faith while invoking Psalm 36 7 and references to Israel and church themes.
A heartfelt verse-like note expresses longing to complete unread letters as a New Year gift. It speaks of heavy burdens yet urges courage to proceed, and asks the recipient to accept one year of intended loving deeds and words.
A father praises his son’s purchase of Liberty bonds while warning against overconfidence in holding government securities. The exchange stresses patriotism and duty, but cautions against assuming personal wealth guarantees safety or implied wealth.
Dr. Arthur Voelcker, in a presidential address to the Medical Society of London, urged doctors to avoid parliamentary politics. He warned that a ministry of health should be chosen on professional merit, not party, and cautioned against doctors serving both the state and individual patients.
The Ottawa Citizen quotes a witty remark about perception, noting a young woman who believes she is a huge success and a man’s quip on learning. The joke centers on popularity and impertinence, contrasting beauty with social audacity.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to soak hands in Cuticura Soap, dry and rub in Cuticura Ointment, then remove balm with tissue. Free samples available by mail from Cuticura, Boston. Soup 26, Ointment 25 and 50.
Instructs to place a small tunnel to the basket center leaving the cup part above soil hidden by foliage. Water daily so moisture soaks into soil gradually without dripping onto floors or damaging carpets or waxed floors.
Mrs. Peavish recalls wedding eraเสียง as Mr Peavish enjoyed her singing Home Sweet Home and now likes the clatter of dishes. The note also mentions doubled cotton prices and Maen thru Red Cross Ball Blue laundry use, while quoting a maxim about heroism being temporary and charity everlasting.
A note on the saying robbing Peter to pay Paul tracing its origin to Edward VI era when St Peter’s lands in Westminster were used to fund repairs at St Paul’s. The piece adds a quip about a woman past forty referring to herself as “girls.”
An advertisement urges women to read a 1,008 page Medical Adviser covering First Aid bandaging care of fractures physiology hygiene and baby care. It promotes Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for expectancy sleep appetite and health, citing a nurse’s approval and a reader testimonial from Morris Iowa and a Buffalo New York publisher at 663 Main Street.
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