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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1911
Page
8
An apparent medical notice describes a remedy named Mangor's Whenmitine, stating it treats rheumatism and related symptoms. It claims to provide relief without drugs, inviting readers to try the preparation and consider professional medical advice.
In a humorous exchange, Mot JHANCE offers his hand and fortune to Jeaslo May, who responds with a witty rejection citing insufficient wealth and a poor future prospects for the match. The lighthearted dialogue reflects courting banter and social humor of the period.
A 1982 notice promotes French Bean Coffee as a healthful drink easy to grow in a 10 by 10 garden plot. It claims high yields, adaptable to Wisconsin and other regions, with price details, seeds, and planting tips from John A. Salzer Seed Co. Also includes a stray school anecdote about a false fire alarm and a joking mispronunciation.
A quirky exchange hints at a change of air as the friend urges leaving the ally and enjoying worry-free days. The phrase mountain goata appears, then a corrected Montana reference sparked by the Uatless one, who insists on mountain goats and Newari before mentioning New York Times.
A fragmentary sketch references a cannibal king and a cook who scorched a dish. The dialogue hints at a dining scene with burnt food and a sharp exchange between a cook and royalty, preserving the quirky, period voice.
The piece notes Dustin Stax once toiled carrying water for an elephant as a boy and contrasts that image with Weg Ang now laboring to transport diamond necklaces to opera houses. It hints at enduring demands behind glamorous performances and mentions two named individuals in a theater world context.
Captain UW Crawley of Instfall quits the Marcons track program and plans to travel abroad. He intends to study in Spain and learn Snaniat while finishing courses at the university next year. His departure leaves the Muraan squad short of point scorers in high jump, shot put and hurdles.
A Rural New Yorker plan describes a two-piece gate fastener that locks against gate slam and can be operated from horseback. It uses a 23 inch bolt, a 14 inch by 1 4 inch diameter bar, and a welded or bolted loop with an iron strike plate to prevent wear. The design aims for security against rock lifting and simple field assembly by blacksmiths or mechanics.
Yale and Harvard postpone baseball coaching decisions over graduate versus professional coaching. President Hadley’s return from Europe is cited for the delay while talks continue. Harvard favors graduate coaching. Yale reportedly opposes the experiment, with Billy Lash anticipated as coach at Yale.
The article explains a combined level and square for repair work. Small spirit levels are soldered to the square blade and tang, enabling precise plumb and level checks for vertical and plane surfaces. Proper alignment with the blade edges ensures effective use of the dual tool.
In Farm and Home, James Sturgess describes a homemade Ngure 4 trap built from an oblong box with a hinged cover, bait slick, and a trigger mechanism. The design uses a notched upright and string to release the cover, with a brace to prevent the animal from raising the lid.
Harvard announces a fall football schedule with games at Princeton on November 4 and Yale at Cambridge on November 26. A Dartmouth game is planned for November 18, with a potential Cornell contest on November 11. the Army game at West Point may be dropped this year to limit travel.
Authorities at the University of Januna accuse Kangas athletes of immodest conduct and public misbehavior, claiming forward behavior against modesty has begun to provoke sanctions and public tagging of missteps.
The Consula Trade Reports warns American farmers waste land, praising the Rockefeller educational board for expanding agriculturist education. It contrasts U S yields with Europe showing Germany and England far ahead in wheat per acre and notes education could close the gap, enabling higher production and lower living costs.
The Spinach Plantation article emphasizes proper mulching to protect crops. It notes that fine rotten manure is ideal for mulching, though coarser material may also be used to maintain soil health and moisture.
Kansas State Agricultural College researcher G Lill reports that heavier, better developed wheat kernels germinate better than lighter ones within the same head. Germination directly correlates with kernel density and is independent of kernel size, based on tests with multiple samples.
The text stresses careful garden planning and scheduling before planting, noting the value of thorough tillage and manure spreaders. It cites Kangas’ lead in winter wheat, Wisconsin soils, and the need to classify vegetables into cool and warm groups. It warns that timely planting hinges on a disciplined plan and proactive garden management.
An editorial note and advertisement describe Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a cure for constipation. It promotes use of the syrup to stimulate stomach and bowel activity, notes supporters, and offers a free sample by writing to Dr W H Kaidwell at 203 Guldners Building Montleveolo, with a one dollar price for full bottles.
A 1920 notice recounts persistent finger nail infections lasting years. After failed remedies and doctor prescriptions, the writer used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, rubbing the ointment at the nail base nightly. Within weeks nails improved, with no further inflammation or suppuration. one box cured. Mrs Horton notes no recurrence by Sept 21.
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