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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
22
Report from the Duluth Herald notes a paradoxical belief that while divine providence created the land, human actions have introduced mortgage strain on the economy. The piece questions the balance between faith in national wealth and the burden of debt.
An old household remedy praised for soothing throat and lung irritation from coughs and colds. The ad claims Boschee's Syrup quiets coughing, aids restful nights, and has sold worldwide for fifty eight years, available wherever medicines are sold.
In a vivid ad voice the copy touts Cuticura products for babies and adults, highlighting Cuticura Soap Ointment and Cuticure Talcum as indispensable trio. Emphasizes gentle cleansing, soothing itch and rough skin with bath, ointment and scented powder.
In a tense sequence, Myrtle must leave for London under Mary’s care as Christopher explains love’s complexities. Gerald, distant and enigmatic, bids a reluctant farewell. Myrtile boards the night train with tears and a hopeful, wary look toward an uncertain future.
Gerald, pale and restless, asks Pauline and her aunt Madame de Ponlere to receive him in their South Kensington hotel. Pauline hints they will visit Ranelagh that evening to escape the heat, while Madame de Ponlere coldly notes their lack of London contacts. The scene ends with Gerald planning to call at a quarter to eight.
A fragmentary profile portrays Benjamin Franklin as a restrained yet prosperous figure. It notes his long life of influence from youth to old age, his role in the First Congress, and the vast estate left to his heir.
A fragment quotes Tezas Runger asking what is an atheist. The reply defines an atheist as one who does not believe in Santa, sparking a lighthearted debate about belief and doubt in a holiday context.
A vintage ad urges buyers to look for the Bayer cross on aspirin packages and tablets to ensure genuine Bayer aspirin, claiming safety proven by millions and physician prescription for 23 years, while warning that imitations may be dangerous. It also includes unrelated lines about pain relief products and a generic proverb.
A compact remark on adopting a calm, steady approach to vegetarian living. It emphasizes restraint in conversation and maintains a steady routine without hype or overenthusiasm. The note suggests steady habit formation over sensational talk.
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