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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1903

Page

4

Mystery of the Courtroom Cousin and a Safe Escape

Reuben Culwick faces family strife and a looming threat as a cousin’s warning sparks a late night police raid. Lucy Jennings confronts trust issues while Sarah Bastbell plans a Worcester escape, seeking mercy and a chance to repay a debt. The gathering ends with unresolved plans and a fragile peace.

Lucy Pya Potter's Court Walworth Sond Petersons Reuben Lacey Jennings John Jennings Sarah Fia Reuben Qoulwick Mr. Splud Saxe-Grutha John Marm Mr. Jennings Sarah Dbastbell Sarah Bastbell Miss Jensnings Sarah Eastbell Worcester Potter’s Court Tom Lok mi Dy Tin Pate Tary Wu Lucy Jennings

Mark Twain Anecdote Tied To Stowe Visit

Mayor Low's secretary James B Reynolds relays a tale linking Harriet Beecher Stowe and Mark Twain. Clemens reportedly slid over the back fence at the Stowe house in Hartford, pipe in mouth, sparking Mrs Clemens ire and a curtain lecture. He later sent a collar and cravat sheet to Mrs Stowe with a note explaining his mood.

Mark Twain Low James B. Reynolds Stowe House Hartford Clemens Place Clemens

Grape Vine Cultivation and Farm Management Tips

Inras notes describe bud care and pruning for year one grape vines, then year two growth, trellis setup, and propagation. It covers whitewash formulas for buildings, use of dry earth to absorb odors in barns, and the importance of keeping detailed production records with dates for farm efficiency.

W. H. Ragan United States Department of Agriculture Massachusetts

Conservatory warmed by lamps and cotton screens

A Rural New Yorker correspondent describes heating a plant house eight by seventeen feet with sero sene lamps under two boilers. Four lamps per bone, eight lamps in fiercest weather, burning about 25 cents worth of oil weekly. Cotton screen panels block cold weight, and a tin drum vents fumes via a smoke pipe. Also details a rail stalk breaker using old track sections and ropes to pull roots, plus wooden pole method for breaking corn stalks.

Hanving New Yorker

Danish Egg Packing Study Cites Breakage Risk

A Danish experimenter analyzes thousands of egg boxes and finds large eggs break more easily than small ones. To prevent breakage, the expert recommends increased poultry handling and packing measures.

Agricultural Notes From Obio Farmer Farm Notes

J G Allshouse discusses fat pork in the chicken house and feather eating hens. Dairy cows exposed to winter rains require extra feed, while dry cold days demand more forage. An Illinois speaker addresses apple growers about Ben Davison variety. Large herds should use kerosene emulsion for spraying to kill parasites and clean hogs. small flocks benefit from warm water and soap. US egg exports now exceed imports, with room for growth. Ground for onions should be plowed early, onions sown in hot beds with transplanted sets to save time and reduce weeds.

TlMnois United States

Post Cheols Urges Currency Reform for Faster Remittances

An authority advocates Congress action to establish a post check currency. Printing circulating notes would let indorsing holders convert them into drafts payable to the named recipient, eliminating trips for money orders and saving time. Public urging would outweigh the minor cost rise and revenue loss.

Congress India

Dodd's Kidney Pills Praised by 77YearOld Man

Gentry of Lakefield Minnesota testifies after forty years of back misery and frequent night urination. He says after taking Do dd s Kidney Pills for a time his pains vanished and he feels better than in fifty years. He claims the pills cured his kidney and bladder troubles.

Lakefield Minn Gentry Dodd

Conversation On Cross Examinations With Chamberlain And Lockwood

In a dinner with Joseph Chamberlain, Sir Frank Lockwood debated cross examination tactics. Chamberlain argued bullying tactics confuse witnesses, while Lockwood insisted any honest person can answer directly with Yes or No. The exchange led Chamberlain to quip a probing question about whether one has beaten one’s wife.

Frank Lockwood Joseph Chamberlain Mr. Chamberlain Rank

Kidney pills ad promises cure for back pain and urinary trouble

An advertisement extols Donn's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney complaints and related ailments. It features Mrs. James Beck of 314 West Whitesboro Street, Rome, who claims eight to nine years of kidney distress, severe back pain, fatigue, and limited mobility, improved within a week after starting the pills and fully cured after five boxes. Foster-Milburn Co. offers a free trial by mail. druggists sell the product for 60 cents per box.

Bright James Beck West Whitesboro Street Rome Donn Broughton & Graves Dean United States Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo Ail Druggista

Cut Out Said No to Suit Ends Tailor's Proposal

In a Tit-Bits style snippet Jones the tailor asks Miles Swell to marry him. Dick asks what she said. Jack says she gave him a cutting reply. He didn't press his suit further, ending the matter.

Jack Jones Miles Swell

Richly Addressing Old Man At Dinner Plan

Fragmentary chatter shows Kiany greeting an elder, then hurriedly planning to eat. The rest mentions a list of foods and odd phrases, including “brokeley,” “bronkfart,” and “Panenta four” attributed to Austin, with unclear context.

Kiany Man Mru Austin

Those Girls Exceeding Gloves Cleaning Prices

Dialogue notes a price discrepancy for glove cleaning with Miss Clara and Ethel debating sixpence versus ninepence, reflecting social commentary or humor in a Weekly Telegraph item.

Clara Ethel Bnt Izema Weekly Telegraph

Monster serpents sighted off Japan coast reported

The article mentions two large sea serpents seen near Japan, described by scientists as a possible disturbance. One creature is said to be forty eight feet long and the other thirty six. Alderman Manton of Birmingham is noted as a long term city council member.

Japan Selentista Alderman Manton Birmingham Ogland

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