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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1911

Page

6

Doan's Kidney Pills Ease Severe Back Pain

A testimonial from J. T Dunlap of Komet Missouri describes violent back pain and leg swelling that left him bedridden for six weeks. After doctors offered no relief, he started Doan's Kidney Pills and quickly found improvement, urging readers to remember the Doan's name. Sold by all druggists at 60 cents a box. Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

J. T Dunlap Komet Doan Asia All Dentera Foster-Miluurn Co Buffalo

Nurse Testifies Cuticura Remedies Heal Skin Ailments

Mrs Margaret Hederson reports twenty years of use with Cuticura Remedies. She cites cases from eczema to ringworm and rheum, noting quick relief from Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Patient details include Maldon Massachusetts address and date October 1, 1910.

Mina Margaret Hederson Highland Ave Maldon Mass

CHARITON POPULATION DROP AND IN MEMORIAM NOTES

Iowa news briefs recount deaths of John Gunde 97 and L. O. Knowles 60, plus George Turner 57, J. P. Hart 88, and Mrs. James Edmond. Chariton population falls to 3704 from 3989 in 1900. Scott Cross and other local fatalities reported. Also notes resignations, elections, bank and fire losses, and civil service exam schedules across multiple Iowa towns.

John Gunde Humboldt George Turner Columbia Junction L. O. Knowles Corning Chariton J. P. Hart Davis County Floris James Edmond Jamies Edmond Lenox Chris Lantau North Western Rohwer Ida Grove Theta Chi Sorority Chicago Niva Nichola Ames William Bells Mampton Bell Louis Cross William Brady Baxter Parkersburg Mire J. K. Depar le Mars Frank ‘Tempts Mason Ciy Licfret Bekwal D. J. Strand New Hartford Nock Island Askeb- Tunry Bonda Zearing Steve Laloga Thomas Blythedale Iowa Township Albion Id. A. Douglas Dallas Center J. Schenkberg Company Sioux City Aaron Ee. Abbey Amanda Burke Frederick A. Diektnebach Jon E. Green William HB. Amecson John Meisner July Mills John Wy. Morgan James RB. Owens Sanne Stulth Arad ‘Thompson Nathaniel Williamg William G. Williams Worden Alpheus Wright Department Washington Burlington Joan Cedar Rapide Cedar Rapids Council Bluffs Connell Sluts Corneil Blake Connell Bluffs Creston Davenport Antilla Mateh G Dubuque Port Dodge Fort Dodge Iowa City Jews City Keokuk Murahalltown Mason City Ottumwa Shenandoah Waterloo

Philosophical Prose Parody on Theatre and Vices

A fragment from a satirical piece mocks theater needs and social pretensions. It ponders cruelty to audiences, male vanity, and human flaws with wry humor, noting that greatness often appears as a burden rather than a gift.

The Medesk Model and Ward Howe Dialogue

The piece recounts Ward Howe as a dignified speaker, recalled by Doston painter who noted her calm appearance and cautious humor. A quoted exchange highlights a paradox between justice and mercy as she refuted urging a calf to risk danger.

Ward Howe Doston Painter

Not Just Off the Shelf Tittle Margot Questions Age of Elders

A child probes age and the aunt, Marta or Alice, responds with a teasing remark. The spinster aunt is confronted with the question from the curious child and the reply suggests the aunt’s youth or timelessness. The exchange highlights social norms and wit in a domestic scene.

Margot Alice

Tinker Proposes New Fielding Scheme To Alter Baseball

Chicago star Joe Tinker outlined a defensive plan to reorganize positions on bunts. The proposal assigns the first baseman to the bag, the pitcher to cover left field, the third baseman to the right side, the catcher to front of the plate, and the second baseman on the middle bag. The shortstop would move to third to cut off baserunners, aiming to disrupt bunting and speed baserunners.

Joe Tinker Chicago Cubs Finands Apeady Jog Joy Charley Comiskey Joe Finner Tinker

Swenson Emerges as Wall for Yala Hockey Team

Ewenson, cover point for Yala hockey, showcases seasoned defense in past Halas series games. He is the most experienced player on the squad, with a standout strength in blocking and preventing scoring opportunities.

Yala Ewenson Halas

Boxing and Baseball Gist From Early Sports Notes

The write up hints at boxers Carl Morris and Freddie Walsh and Owen Moran pursuing European bouts with mentions of Ad Wolgast as a potential opponent. It notes Gotoh retirement, Mahmout as acting champion, and world titles shaped by critics’ views. It also reports the Cleveland Naps drafting Tom Daly to bolster the lineup and Rube Oldring forecasting a repeat Philadelphia team in 1931 alongside Papke’s boxing activity.

Battle Creek Mich H. Pratt State St Chicago Falashoods Wellville CG. W. Post Carl Morris Europe Mahmout Gotoh Lolder Freddie Walsh Owen Moran Ad Wolgast Cleveland Naps Tom Daly Rube Oldting Lnto Accidenta Philadelphia

Art in the Nude Studio Bargain Inquiry

In a photographer’s studio a tall farmer surveys samples of work and asks the price of the “pleters” then examines a photo of a small baby in a wash basin and asks how much it would cost with his clothes on.

Phil Philip Bean

Bishop Gallor backs charity dances in Memphis

A Memphis man questioned charity balls as reverent, but Episcopal bishop Thomas F. Gallor replied with humor and common sense that dancing in full canonicals could do good, defending charity events in Tennessee.

Tennessee Thomas F. Gallor Memphis

Motherly Advice and Moral Fragments in School Play

A fragmented sample shows Margery playing school with dolls and a little teacher urging cleanliness and caution about death. The text blends moral counsel with ad hoc quotes from a Metropolitan Magazine piece on charity and prejudice, plus an advertisement fragment about grape nuts and a correspondent.

Margery Metropolitan Magaz

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