Mortgage remarks by Duluth Herald quote
A Duluth Herald editorial line quotes a saying about how the country was built by God but man placed a mortgage on it, reflecting on financial burdens and national stewardship.
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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
19
A Duluth Herald editorial line quotes a saying about how the country was built by God but man placed a mortgage on it, reflecting on financial burdens and national stewardship.
An old regional advertisement extols Boschee's Syrup as a quick healer for throat irritation coughs and lung troubles. It claims fifty eight years of domestic use in millions of homes worldwide and promotes easy morning expectoration and a good night's rest.
The fragment promotes carbonized air pump tech for autos and a service station push in Murape, paired with Cuticure toiletries for baby skin including Cutleura products and Cuticurn Talcum powder. The text mixes automotive promotion with cosmetic ads, noting various brands and a scented dusting powder.
In a tense sequence on The MyStery Road, Myrtle faces separation as Christopher arranges a forced departure to Lan dion with Lady Mary aiding Gerald’s distant love. He delivers hard truths on love’s dangers while Myrtle awaits a future apart from Gerald, then departs for the station as the train pulls away amid sorrow.
In Hyde Park on a sunlit Saturday, Gerald Dombey renews an awkward, long-armed entente with Madame de Pontere and Pauline. He asks to dine at Ranelagh and to call on them at their hotel inErninton Gardens, South Kensington, gambling on a cooler evening and a cautious social foothold in London. Pauline pushes for the invitation despite her aunt’s reservations.
A fragmentary note recounts Ben Franklin as a rare man who lived well and widely. It mentions his quiet demeanor in Congress, long naps, and a romantic episode described as running away from home at age sixteen with his father’s gold ring.
An advertisement warns buyers to look for the Bayer Cross on genuine Bayer Aspirin, claiming safety proven for 23 years and urging customers to say Bayer when purchasing. The notice touts quick healing with carbolic products and notes physicians’ prescription history.
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