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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1929
Page
4
A brief dialogue from Liverybery's Weekly shows a wife and husband debating trust in appearances with the wife insisting she won’t be swayed by looks and the husband urging caution about judging by appearances.
A short advertising note extols Philips MI of Magnesia to alkalinize acid and ease sour stomach after overeating or smoking. It promises quick relief by taking a spoonful, claiming the preparation sweetens the system and neutralizes acidity, urging readers to use it for comfort and mentioning endorsements.
A Kansan mother, Mrs. Dana Al giro, reports her daughter Bonnie U D top health, crediting California Fig Syrup for vitality. The ad praises the purely vegetable tonic endorsed by physicians for over 50 years and urges readers to ask their druggist for the genuine product with California on the label.
A vintage ad promotes Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy to ease infant upsets and colic, claiming quick soothing effects for babies and older children. It highlights frequent use, readiness for pains, and cites twenty five million bottles sold last year.
Lolita Forbes in Chicago yields to Harvey Torrance whom she loves, but he manipulates her as a violent confrontation with Dred Watterson ends Torrence’s life. Lolita is jailed, then released as a stranger pays her college tuition and a lawyer’s note hints at a hidden benefactor. She pursues writing, faces editor Alisa Pringle’s critique, and discovers her identity after selling a story for 350 dollars.
Lolita, in a moonlit, danger filled scene, is dragged from a club after resisting Lawrence Stallings. A shadowy rescuer halts the assault and she is spirited away in a black car. She returns to her room with Warrill awaiting, while asking for her sister Forbes and wondering where Lolita’s fate will lead next.
Reporters surrounded August Belmont at a New York hotel chasing a quote about a major business issue. After a fruitless day, a reporter persisted, gaining entry and pressuring Belmont who retorted with a sharp remark about press tenacity and youth. Thrill Magazine cites the exchange as proof of stubborn pursuit.
A collector’s bad fortune unfolds as forged cameos flood a valued collection. Many pieces are fake, prompting him to sell the entire lot after paying $26,000 for genuine items, and yet unable to separate fakes from real gems.
A garbled line references a well known Ewok named Loa and a character named Stara Sale in a fragmented memory. The text appears to be a stray, nonsensical OCR fragment with no clear event or context to summarize.
Mrs John Durrum of Frankfort Indiana writes that Milks Emulsion kept her out of bed all winter for seven years of TB and pain. She praises its effects on energy pain and ability to do housework and says she would tell everyone how it helped her. The ad ends with a satisfaction guarantee and a local distributor in Terra Haute Indiana.
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