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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1903
Page
8
A verbose 19th century advertisement extols Cutleura remedies for skin diseases, especially variegated eruptions and leprosy like conditions. It highlights Cutleura Ointment, Soap, and Resolvent as the supreme external cures, claiming universal success, purity, and worldwide popularity.
A Chicago News report claims the actress funded a clerk after autographing a hotel register. She allegedly carried $16,000 worth of diamonds and calmed the clerk with a playful exchange about keeping items safe.
A fragmented note discusses infant bathing guidance. It suggests starting with the water at a shallow level, placing a folded towel at the basin bottom, using minimal soap, and cautions that many vivid songs distract from tender infant skin.
In a quip about value and talent, High Otigw Neadell recalls a past era when his songs might fetch little, while a companion laments lacking the right notes to sing. The exchange underscores shifting worth of artistic skill and confidence in performance.
A fragmented text fragment with odd capitalization and garbled names. It references characters like Whore Ignoranos and Hiram and includes a nonsensical dialogue about cola values and burn out after abidkin’ thines, ending with a stray phrase PADULISS 5.
The text discusses First Corinthians thirteen and its call to Christian love, urging children and youth to memorize key passages from the America Revised Version. It emphasizes love as the supreme gift, its sources in God's spirit, and how to display it in daily life, including contemplation of Paul and Apollos in Acts.
The Michigan Supreme Court upholds a Detroit case involving whether a teacher can enforce a rule requiring pupils to go directly home after school to avoid temptations near a confectionery across from Webster School. The decision affirms the lower court, praising the policy as a moral duty to shield children from negative influences.
The Asaduna Dan marks a major irrigation project finished in middle Egypt celebrated recently. The dam and its works cost about $20,000,000, spans about Tpinte and a quarter miles, with a top width of twenty three feet and depths reaching eighty two feet. Stored water will permanently irrigate about £ 00,000 acres and greatly improve vast areas.
Irate father confronts denials over a marriage proposal as a suitor pleads and negotiates consent, with confusing lines about a fiancé and a vowed courtship. The fragment hints at domestic tension and social pressure surrounding an intended match.
A partial OCR line uses archaic spelling and rural diction about a devilish figure. The readable text hints at a proverb like refrain but lacks clear subject or event, preventing a definitive news item.
A venerable pastor and several elderly readers praise Pe-ru-Na as a remedy for catarrhal ailments. Letters from Isaac Brock, Major Frank O'Mahoney, Rev. J. N. Parker, and Mrs. Little attest renewed health, vigor, and restored hearing, with appeals to Hartman to provide free advice.
The article notes the world’s largest tree at Maseali near Mount Etun with a 394 foot trunk. It mentions the largest U S tree near Bear Creek on Tule River north fork in California at 140 feet in circumference, and the famous Redwood in Nevada at 139 feet circumference.
The article notes rising interest in Canadian settlement north of the 48th parallel, near Minnesota and Dakota. It cites large American immigration to Canada in 1901 and 1902, with estimates of 60,000 expected in the current year. Agencies in many U.S. cities offer 160 acres free to settlers, promising good land and steady livelihood as part of an official invitation.
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