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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1903
Page
8
Dr. S B Hartman of Columbus Ohio quotes Sister Beatrix praising Peruas. She claims eight bottles cured four years of catarrh of the lungs and helped many coughs, stating she has not found a catarrh it cannot cure.
Dr Hartman cites letters from Catholic institutions praising Peruna for throat ailments and laryngitis treatment. Sisters of Charity reportedly refer patients to Peruna Torcatarrh therapy, with claims of relief and partial cures. Readers are urged to contact Dr Warcutan for personalized medical advice.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled note mentioning a wireless telegrant firm, a person named Jake, a delay by workers, and a claim that the oldest cannon in the world is preserved in Catstantinople. Names and dates are unclear. content appears fragmentary and disjointed.
A fragment shows a conversation with playful insults and mispronunciations about family and health, mentioning PUTNAM FACELESS DYES and a joke about a bachelor. The dialogue hints at a humorous or satirical scene with masked confusion and regional speech.
The report recounts Senate and House actions on bills and finances including statehood debates, military, post office, and agriculture measures. It notes speeches by Maryland and Pennsylvania representatives on independence figures and memorials, plus committee discussions and a key Alaska seal question. A public arbitration anecdote closes the piece.
In the National Capital Setar Forwkerling proposed a Will ssuuulicing on Indian lands along Paria River ahead of a March 4 deadline as Stephuney leaders push a Pan American treaty. The Vig fortifications appropriation passes the House at 7,003,043 with 203,012 more than current law. President Roosevelt delays death-row sentences for Barclay and Bruntinott in an Oklahoma case while accepting an invitation to attend John Wesley birthday celebration in New York February 26 as a principal speaker.
A vintage testimonial advertisement from Ridgeville Indiana and Reading Michigan extols Doan's Kidney Pills. It recounts relief from backache rheumatism and nocturnal urination after trial boxes, claiming improved sleep and energy for an elderly user. It also notes kidney symptoms like brick dust urine and describes broader remedies such as reduced swelling and headaches.
The article notes perceptible increases in stature among Japanese people and suggests substitution of tepid or cold water for hot baths contributing to a paler complexion. It also mentions athletic development over twenty years from a healthier diet and reduced parboiling, plus light social items and a couple of humorous quotes. It concludes with a light exchange about temperaments, contrasting Fones-Brown's calmness with opponents' irritation.
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