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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1901
Page
6
A garbled OCR item from New York City era paper references a new publication and free distribution scheme, with scattered remarks on publishers and a quire. It mentions the undertaker and doctors in a clipped, humorous aside from Harley Life.
A dated promotional piece flatly claims catarrh is an inflamed mucous surface and cannot be cured by ordinary tonics. It offers a reward for proof of a cure and touts a mail order remedy scandalously and without scientific basis.
A lengthy readable passage discusses Mary of Bethany's act of anointing Jesus, her devotion, and the ensuing debate among the disciples about the value of precious ointment. The narrative emphasizes personal sacrifice, spiritual priority, and the foreshadowing of Jesus’s death and burial as central themes.
Fragmentary ad like text urges readers to obtain Dr Hartian's free pamphlet "Winter Catarrh" from Dr. Huete Jaren, Columbus Ohio. The garbled content references health, public welfare and urging citizens to seek remedies while criticizing political figures and events. The passage ends with a call to address correspondence to Dr. Hartian and the public address in Columbus Ohio.
A chaotic mix of medical ads and various claims appears, listing tonics, cures, dyes, and supposed remedies. It references Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, Putnam spaceless dyes, and Ben Winslow's remedies, along with a note about England’s first permanent royal guard established in 1486. The text preserves historical branding and advertising language with numerous dubious claims.
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