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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
8
The Ghordo Merchant Ee asserts he suffered catarrh for over thirty years and spent thousands on medicines and doctors without relief. He claims Paruna cured him permanently and also cured his wife, noting it works rapidly for attacks.
The beadle lore describes a pancake-shaped center of the world in the Zun cosmoxony, located about 200 yards south of a western New Mor feo village, 45 miles south of Gallup on the Banty Io route. A crude ringed entrance carved from fut atonew is marked by two large remay, with ceremonial dances held around the site for rain-making rites.
A Kentucky writer praises Canadian settlement land in Alberta and near Calgary Edmonton, noting optimism but urging caution before moving. The piece cites many Americans settling in Canada, with a warning to consider official procedures and local conditions, while contrasting rising California oil output and Britain’s trade figures.
A Reform clergy delegation, welcomed by Martha Washington hotel staff, dined in the hotel’s banquet room after an unexpected stop. The visit drew curious looks from staff and guests as the men, guided by a young girl, navigated the building and elevator to a convivial lunch.
The Paris prizes for virtue from M. De Montyon fell flat this year as judges awarded top honors to Sisters of Charity, despite strict clauses against unsuitable recipients. The roundabout charity and odd stipulations sparked debate among Académiciens about the value of the award and whether the candle is worth the wick.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for constitutional disease. It claims internal action to destroy the disease, promises $100 to any case that fails cure, and urges readers to send for testimonials. Also promotes Sal's Family Pills and a Christmas cigar store quip.
advertisement claims Mother Gray's Sweet Powders prevent illness and ease teething pains in children. It boasts over 10,000 testimonials and urges doctors and druggists to supply the product at 26 cents, with a mail sample offer and a return address in Le Roy, New York.
A garbled excerpt from a night school scene depicts a mock debate on the fourth estate and includes references to dubious medical ads. The text parodies a pupil and instructor exchange while interspersed with counterfeit remedy claims and stray product pitches for eye and throat cures.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to recount a painted lion and personal selections involving Suth arland Edwarde with references to Eyeligh mugle critte and an angel figure. The garbled lines mention wigs, facial appearance, color terms, and a nonstandard dialogue about attire and a woper.
Letters from women in Ohio New York and Massachusetts praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing various female illnesses after months of inflammation pain and illness. The ad claims 30 years of success and invites sick women to contact Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for guidance.
An advertisement essay-like letter extols Cuticura Resolvent and Ointment as cures for long standing eczema and skin diseases. Mrs M B Failn of Boers Perry Virginia recounts dramatic improvements in herself and daughter after using the products, urging others to try them.
Instructions describe half-filled exyshells with rich soil, moist storage, and careful timing for transplanting to avoid wilting. The text references a Hitle ball of earth and a Not-4 Toot, suggesting a plant propagation method few readers would recognize today.
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