07 Jan 1897
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1897
Page
1
Jens Olson announces a wide selection of window glass in all kinds and sizes. He notes availability of samples of colored glass to help customers choose and plans to assist with custom orders.
Disjointed archaic prose presents Swiftian cynicism on religion prejudice marriage and love. It muses on virtue and hypocrisy, the limits of reason, and the tension between public virtue and private desire, with fragmented reflections and satirical sketches.
The store explains a shift to cash payments for all purchases with very close margins. They will extend short time to trusted customers with proper credit against two required bases, property and confidence. They warn against long-term book accounts and promise fair terms, urging continued patronage and promising to balance year-end books.
Indebted AL peradna to Pres ton Fahnestock Co asked to call and settle before January 1st, 1497. Skandinaven and The Times offer $2.60 in advance with two fide premium. Weekly dance every Friday at the Berndorfner ball. Subscription drive for united hare coin at 14 cents per bushel.
A Boston Journal item recounts a mother teaching her seven year old daughter to spell challenging English words. The exchanges reveal struggles with pronunciation, spelling, and rules, culminating in the child asserting the language is better suited for the very educated.
Community notes report transageing business at the county seat and visits by Crumline and others in Emmetsburg. Shouts of New Year toy sales, birds shot, turkeys taken, and weather impacting attendance describe small town life. Winsome tributes mention band music on Christmas Eve and a restaurant rental plan next month. Names and subscriptions from De Forest Wisconsin appear with brief travel and social updates.
An 19th century remedy claims deafness results from catarrh and ear tube blockage. It asserts a constitutional treatment can restore hearing by clearing inflamed passages. The ad offers five hundred dollars for incurable catarrh cases and directs readers to send for a brochure from the Harveys company.
An old advertisement claims DaWitrs Wie Eaeel Salve can cure a sore to heal a tent dicer and speedily cure piles when applied per directions. The note mentions BD Collins & an as supposed sponsors or publishers.
A damaged OCR excerpt shows a play scene with boarders arguing at a dinner table. Puck is teased about stage life and a landlady notes fowl teeth, while a Brasen boarder jokes about ostriches and grinding food, reflecting garbled Detroit Free Press style chatter.
Disjointed OCR snippet reflects fragmented dialogue on danger and fate. Mentions Harte DeWitts Little Barly, a defense of action, and threats to people, with unclear context and ruined punctuation.
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