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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1899
Page
2
An opaque OCR fragment shows a dialogue about papers and selling newspapers. A man questions haste and identity while another asserts adulthood and political duty, hinting at a community scene involving papers and an undertaker figure.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a suspension bridge and a cane made of bamboo. References a British consular report and describes strengthening a sprain with a remedy. The text is garbled with stray quotes and incomplete phrases.
A Michigan reader credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with curing long standing rheumatism and swelling, confirming previous testimonial about healing neck pains and general health. Anna Butterland of Kalamazoo and a Minnesota resident recount improved strength, pain relief, and sleep after using the tonic.
Joyce Kavanagh rebuffs Beauclerk after a failed marriage proposal sparked by his desire to claim her fortune. He pleads and weeps at her feet, but she stands firm, warning him never to return as she muses on Dysart’s departure for India and the hollow tug of obligation versus affection.
In a crowded drawing room, Joyce and Lady Baltimore clash as revelations unfold. Dicky Browne, Mrs. Blake, and others discuss marriages, telegrams, and Lady Swansdown, while a tense exchange reveals plans for travel abroad and a disputed betrothal. Tension peaks as accusations and refusals unsettle the gathering.
Ex congressman A T Goodwyn of Alabama writes praising a Columbus Ohio drug company remedy for catarrh. The letter endorses erun or erum with claims of quick relief and health, urging readers to send for a free book on catarrh from Dr Travhinn in Columbus Ohio.
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