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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1924
Page
3
Mrs Murphy of Dover Delaware praises a vegetable compound for easing cramps and fatigue. She says the medicine let her return to work and daily tasks after months of illness and bed rest, and she now recommends it to neighbors who also use it.
Professor Wisp recommends Binstein's The Theory of Relativity as very interesting. The speaker asks if ABertlcgo has read it, and responds that they have not, awaiting its appearance in movles Arst.
A fragmentary notice links a harmless dye called Dandelion Butter Color used for decades with drugstores and general stores confiscating bottles. It also cites Augean Stables and Hercules cleansing polluted stalls in a single day by diverting rivers, framing the phrase as a metaphor for entrenched corruption.
A vintage advertisement urges buyers to ensure Bayer branding on aspirin and tablets. It touts Bayer’s proven safety through millions of users, claims physicians prescribe it for 23 years, and warns imitators may be dangerous. The text also includes quirky pseudo testimonials and unrelated ads.
A fragmentary account describes dinosaur-like Protoceratops and a large carnivore with a two foot jaw spread, likened to a hyena and Mesonyx, with Skulliers of Titanotheren and other prehistoric forms noted. It hints at an ancestral connection to Ginosaura in America and mentions many skulls at various development stages.
A lengthy discussion of Neanderthal and Cro Magnon references centers on Santa Barbara skulls found near Burton Mound California by Dr. Harrington. The finds prompt reevaluation of when and where modern humans first settled in the Americas and raise questions about the age of earth strata and migrations from Asia.
A compilation of Iowa notes reports farming yields, road statistics, and public health facts. It cites corn per acre highs and lows, quarantine counts in Des Moines, veterans meets in April, and land prices. It notes governors born in Iowa, prohibition methods, and university fund campaigns.
Fragmentary OCR item describes a pulp making process and various claims about materials and products. It mentions bananas, pulping, aging chemicals, and European materials, with confusion over terms like real earth, gems, and gold. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
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