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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1919
Page
7
A vintage style dress features a body opening at the left front with loops over round covered buttons. A soft belt at the front leads to small equoid pockets bound with braid. Neck decoration and braids appear on sledves and pockets. Overall, the dress attracts attention and suits daily wear for a young girl.
Promotional piece discusses kidney disease dangers and late treatment. Claims Bright's Disease causes many deaths and urges timely use of Dodd's Kidney Pistol from Dodd's Medicine Co. Advertises order via druggists with stamps to Buffalo New York.
A confused exchange reveals a husband asking a hypothetical question and a wife clarifying that it took half an hour to pose the inquiry. The fragment hints at domestic tension and a strained telephone conversation.
An old note describes genuine Bayer Aspirin in a Bayer package with directions for headache cold and nerve pain. It mentions Bayer as the trade name prescribed by physicians for nineteen years and notes a handy tin of thirteen tablets.
The manager explains hunters caused trouble so the cafe replaced spoons with a musical solution. A diner wanting a spoon in his coffee was accommodated by the orchestra playing a stirring tune instead.
An advert claiming Boschee's Syrup is the most common remedy for coughs bronchitis and throat irritation. It touts safety and long usage over 83 years, asserts dramatic allergy and flu relief, and describes a proprietary packaging improvement and a global home use. The ad urges readers to buy widely with claims of affordability.
Outbreak of a disease known as forage poisoning or cerebrospinal meningitis appears in western Kansas and eastern Colorado, hitting hundreds of horses. The Bureau of Animal Industry and Colorado Agricultural College push a vigorous program to prevent spread, advising owners to limit grazing, keep affected horses from grace, and feed only hay and grain from last year’s crops.
Clark reports Colorado Agricultural stations recent experiments show silage as profitable feed for beef. Two lots of steers fed daily rations include shelled corn, cottonseed meal, corn silage, and mixed hay with gains and profits calculated per 100 pounds. First lot: cost 922.04 per 100 pounds gain and 10.36 profit per steer. Second lot: cost 1608 per 100 pounds gain and 25.38 profit per steer. Farmers shift to silo feeding as grain prices rise.
U S Department of Agriculture advises posting warnings on hog tuberculosis in the natural and preventative programs. The note suggests steps to prevent and eradicate the disease, outlining methods and measures for farmers and officials.
A fragment describes a nine year old visiting his aunt for a week. The aunt leads him to a room and asks if he fears sleeping alone. He says no, but a moment later a sound leads her to check and ask why he is crying as a figure enters the room.
A note highlights the long standing use of a famous infant remedy Ocastoria. It mentions the enduring label reading A In Veer for over 40 years and acknowledges that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
An officer testifies at a bar age story scene about driving 40 miles per hour to catch a railroad train. The judge questions the motive and the danger to life while the chauffeur pressurizes to reach the 8:16 line. The exchange reveals tension over a perceived risk in a quiet town atmosphere.
An Iowa woman testifies about using Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery to cure illness after exposure to cold in Oklahoma. She says the remedy gave strength, helped her feel better, and she recovered from the illness with the medicine. She mentions also using a prescription product as part of her recovery.
A Minnesota woman from Duluth praises Dr Ploroos remedy for weakness claiming it benefits women. She mentions trying her favorite prescription and urges others to consider the treatment.
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