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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1911
Page
6
An old London reflection notes Hodaavelt and Mrs Keppel keeping gowns for multiple years. It highlights Mrs Keppel’s skill at making repeated outfits due to limited income, while Mr Ways remains praised for his well dressed appearance amid prolonged reuse of garments.
A historical testimonial from Hiram Carpenter of Henderson Michigan describes decades of psoriasis suffering ending six weeks after starting Cuticura Regolvent Soup and Ointment with daily baths. The letter credits dramatic skin healing, with remarks on long-term remission and a later note reaffirming no recurrence.
Fragmentary OCR text references Dr Pieron's Pellets and various ailments with unclear claims. The garbled passage mentions suparecoated candy like forms, liver and bowels, gripe, and ignorance as freedom in utterance. No verifiable facts or names beyond the brand in this snippet.
Walter Camp's weekly selection highlights three Western players from Michigan and Minnesota joining Yale alumni picks as the strongest representation by the West in the 1916 All-America squad. The era’s tough schedules and dominant eastern teams shaped the honorary eleven, with Yale and Harvard figures prominent.
Tarney Oldfield, director, and Mrs Jrmas J, Jeffries with Mr and Mrs Vranit Olivince plan a trip to Australia. Oldfield recently rejected one offer and a larger bid prompts telegrams to BM Plekons to come to the coast and arrange travel.
Fragments reflect a noisy town talk on Battling Nelson, athletics freedom, and baseball. References to Selig Moran and U S boxing and racing bodies appear alongside miswritten names and stray notes about Cuba, the National Trotting Association, and trades. The piece reads as a garbled collage of sports gossip and curiosity.
John Kling, Chicago Cubs catcher, argues that overthrowing harms a pitcher’s run of play and can derail a game. He stresses confidence, timing, and careful signal use, noting catchers should act only when a play is certain and teammates are ready.
Students pushed for a longer schedule and the faculty approved extending the gridiron slate to seven games after the athletic council backed the move. The reform wave, four years ago, had trimmed seven games to five, but vigorous protests led to the return to seven games despite absences and chaotic wording in the record.
A collage of disjoint lines from philosophy, advertisements, and proverbs. Includes cautions about certainty, a traveler's remark on winders, a drugstore delivery joke, Castoria infant remedy note, a ragbag fashion tip, and a praise of a supposed wizard remedy. Contains scattered historical ad phrasing and moral maxims.
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