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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1919
Page
16
Japan now has over twenty lead-perc il manufactories in Tokyo with monthly exports around 6,000,000 gross. The graphics are produced in Japan but of poor quality. Before the war Japan’s output was 400,000 gross annually while Germany controlled most of the trade.
A fragmented clipping offers ad style notes on DIY hair coloring with Barbo Compound and glycerin, rainfall trivia, shaving soap claims, and a promotional line about Garfield Tea for dyspeptics. It mentions Shave With Cutloura Soap and a two ball merchint line, plus a boast about mothering and loving children.
The piece recalls the old coarse comic valentines once popular among schoolchildren. It notes the shift from doorstep stunts to mail delivery, yet acknowledges St Valentine’s Day still endures with homemade verses in neat handwriting. Roses remain red and violets true blue in youthful romances.
A terse exchange reveals a handwritten message lacking an address. One character objects that the recipient has no address on the galeuntine, while another insists they do not want the recipient to know who sent it and that she recognizes the sender by handwriting.
A quaint custom declares that on St Valentine’s Day couples of the opposite sex exchange affectionate embraces, a practice deemed more potent than any other authority known to man.
A long editorial urging returning soldiers to pursue farming in Canada and the United States. It argues that veterans, trained for labor and initiative, should rebuild the world by agriculture, noting Canada offers affordable land, education, and supportive government programs. It highlights mutual friendship, wartime mobility tensions ended, and a shared future in farming.
A quip about a private moment and a line about constitutional issues appears in a short humorous vignette. The ad copy touts Garfield Tea for constipation biliousness liver and kidney troubles with a casual blend of promotional tone and moral reflection.
Ad copy warns of back pain fatigue and urinary symptoms signaling kidney harm. Promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as instant remedy and urges druggist purchase with money-back guarantee. Claims quick relief within 24 hours and long term use prevents future attacks.
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