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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1919
Page
12
Fragmentary note appears to forecast holiday ribbons as preparations proceed. The text is garbled, with missing words and unclear context, but suggests timing and recovery of some items or events amid festive expectations.
The article describes winter clothing lines for children, including woolen coats, dresses, and undergarments. It highlights beaver plush hats and castor clipped hats, intricate pocket and braid details, and a duchess of craftsmanship. It notes outfits designed for daily wear with practical pockets and decorative elements to appeal to young wearers.
A fragmentary dialogue depicts a lawyer confessing a charge about calculating half an hour on a telephone and his wife replying with guarded questions. The text references hypothetical quits and elusive names, illustrating garbled OCR from a historical source.
An early Bayer aspirin advert promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin for headache colds pain and rheumatism. It notes nineteen years of physician use and pricing for a tin of 12 tablets while mentioning Bayer as the trade name and brand origin. The quirky text includes a stray anecdote about souvenir hunters and a diner using a spoon during stirring music.
Boschee's Syrup is promoted as a remedy for coughs bronchitis colds throat irritation and lung troubles. It claims decades of use since 53 years and asserts it provides rest from coughing and easy morning expectoration. Sold everywhere in Modern America.
Fragmentary text mentions a potential propeller driven roller device and trial concepts. No coherent names, dates, or concrete actions are present.
Fragmentary medical note discusses catarrh and deainoas misidentified cures. Mentions nonstandard remedies, inaccessible diseased portions, mucous irritation, and inflammation. No clear treatment or authoritative guidance emerges from the legible text.
An outbreak of a horse disease described as forage poisoning or cerebrospinal meningitis has struck western Anoka and eastern Colorado, killing several hundred horses. Veterinary authorities and officials from the Bureau of Animal Industry and Colorado Agricultural College warn owners to restrict grazing and feed only hay and grain from prior crops, moving affected horses to home or feed lots. The 1912 Kansas event cited underscores the potential severity and the need for rapid protective measures.
Agricultural college studies in Clare reveal silage based feeding trials for steers. Two feeding plans show cost per 100 pounds gain around $220 and profit per steer approximately $10 to $26, with corn, cottonseed meal, corn silage, and mixed hay as primary components.
A bulletin outlines the nature and provenance of hog tuberculosis and methods to prevent and control its spread. It notes that financial seed concerns may be avoidable and references a publication devoted to the topic.
Fragmentary tale describes Ning-year-oll fred visiting a game, a romantic confusion, and an awkward moment as a woman questions his actions. The narrative hints at misread signals and secrecy within a tense, intimate encounter.
Historic note urges parents to carefully examine each bottle of Castoria, the famed infant and children's remedy. It emphasizes the product bears the signature Vie, a mark associated with over 80 years of use and parental trust for Fletcher's Castoria.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a judge and parties debating a chauffeur’s routing and timing. The garbled text references a Dry Town, a 40 mile miscue, a Dur pyer bile glasses, and a Pichler Wainy era, suggesting confusion over travel and an hour’s delay in a town.
Mrs Anroh Garton of Muscatine Iowa testifies about exposure to cold and illness after travel to Oklahoma. She contracted Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and reports regaining health after using both medicines together.
A Minnesota woman extols Dr. Pierce's “Favorite Prescription” for female weakness and headaches. She claims other medicines failed to relieve her symptoms before finding relief with this remedy. The testimonial emphasizes the product's effectiveness and mentions improved health.
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