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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1930
Page
8
A garbled excerpt recounts a scene of feverish recollection and a performer or character named Reanifatier in a moment of exhausted reflection. The text suggests a late éclaircissement about time and emotion as a figure is described in roespuise terms.
A fragmented note discusses changing fashions, warning against adopting risky trends while mentioning named individuals and uncertain locations. The text hints at social pressures on women to alter dress, with brief references to style warnings and trends.
A Kansas mother Mrs. Dana Algiro of Topeka touts California Vie Syrup as a health tonic for children. The ad claims the vegetable laxative restores health for many boys and girls worldwide, highlighting its gentle action, appetite boost, and long endorsement by physicians.
A father-novelist exchange urges a son to reject betting on football and lotteries. The letter from a school principal and a private tutor condemns gambling as immoral, explains how it corrupts sport and character, and cites Kingsley’s warnings about honesty and complicity in cheating.
Fifteen years after graduation, Dr. Caldwell became famous for a single prescription which remains popular after forty years. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is now the world's leading laxative used for constipation, headaches, biliousness, feverishness, bad breath, coated tongue, nausea, gas, or lack of appetite. It is still made from herbs and pure ingredients, pleasant tasting, safe for women and children, and a doctor's choice for bowels.
A quoted London Ti-Biis snippet shows Mayor Porter lamenting cruel gossip and public unfairness. A political worker probes a young lady about believing hostile chatter, while a film star confesses sorrowful love rejection as a weary suitor presses a studio advance.
In a light exchange from the Detroit Free Press a stenographer asks if daily flowers will continue after marriage. A clerk replies no and offers a box of reeds to grow her own flowers.
An old advertisement touts Cale'n Carbellanive as instantly relieving burn pain and healing damaged skin. It urges readers to ask a druggist or contact The J. W. Cale Co. in Rockford for a pack. The blurb closes with a cryptic quote about justice and empowerment.
An advertisement claims Dr Jerel Golden Medical Discovery can enrich the blood soothe nerves and restore vitality for run down persons. It promotes a trial package of tablets or liquid and free medical advice from Dr. Pierce’s Clinic in Buffalo New York.
The February 9 lesson from NEY. P. and PITZWATEN covers temperance, judging fairly, and avoiding false teachers. It urges prayer, compassionate discrimination, and a life aligned with Christ, warning that many claim faith yet bear corrupt fruit. Also notes a weekly "Gold Medal Fast Freight" radio feature with the Wheatles quartet and organist.
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