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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1930
Page
4
An old advertisement urges daily water and four ounces of a grape and lemon juice salts mixture taken with breakfast to help kidney function. It claims the salts neutralize systems and relieve symptoms like back pain cloudy urine and nighttime urination, linking diet to kidney health.
A mangled OCR fragment hints at a financier named Al Woman or Alton Woman planning a forthcoming action described as windward and risky. The garbled text references a call, overhead concerns, and an implied imminent move, but no clear names, dates, or places are recoverable.
Ginger confronts her father Tolliver and inspector over the money scheme for the blind home. She returns the rest of the dimes, vows to fix the theft, and asks to accompany authorities, while Eddy reassures and comforts her as they reflect on trust and consequences.
Ginger weeps on a couch while Eddy comforts her and acknowledges their deception. He admits the relationship was based on false pretenses and mail fraud, yet tries to console her as she laments losing her beauty and plans. Ginger refuses solace, clinging to hurt and self-reproach.
A reader sends a clipping about the custom of telling bees of a beekeeper’s death, noting Dr. Charles James owned 14 hives and a swarm vanished after his death. The practice, described as ancient and still surviving, prompts questions about its origins and meaning in early history and village life.
The article cites YT G Boulenger of the London Zoo describing a long lived animal from St Helena tied to Napoleon. It notes a group of large creatures weighing over 400 pounds owned by Lord futhseliia being unsettled, tied to a rumored prehistoric existence.
An advertisement urges quick use of Castoria for colic feverish fussiness and sleeplessness in youngsters. It emphasizes the remedy’s safety and how the wrapper recipe proves its harmlessness, recommending continued use until adulthood.
A young woman in a western state faces charges for strangling her partner. The case highlights the moral that a strong spouse can be dangerous and unsettles social norms. The item includes a tired punchline about mothers in law and a Wisconsin Supreme Court twist on marriage and in laws, reflecting humor amid legal action.
A Los Angeles physician Dr Martin J Dobson after 28 years of practice endorses Nujol as the key to daily elimination and internal lubrication. He claims it prevents and cures many alimentary tract disorders, is safe for all ages, non habit forming, and widely praised by patients who report improved happiness and vitality.
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