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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1927
Page
9
Edward W. Pickard reviews tense U.S. Senate maneuvers over Hines eligibility, naval spending fights, prohibition enforcement, and foreign affairs including Cantonese-British clashes, American Marines in Nicaragua, Mussolini directives, and Mexico oil law protests, with St Lawrence Shipway, and Atlantic radiophone milestones highlighted.
A fragmentary tale from Quesnel B C recounts Abe Brutt the ward luck miner who sold a claim for 150 dollars while later buyers saw its value. Pat McKenna and Stott move into Bar kerville and Hight Mile camps as they pursue mining. Ogden and McKeon work the claim after Stott sells, and Manny Wan Nah later secures a 16 000 dollar bid leading to 500 000 dollars in gold recovered.
Countess Felix von Vor, once Esther Lawrence of New York, organizes and personally manages a major Mecklenburg estate. She revamps the poultry farm and horticulture and pioneers a local market for her products. She avoids forming a producers cooperative and instead sells locally.
A California Mining Company painter spilled paint into the ore bin, revealing an improved method to precipitate iron pyrites. The breakthrough, initially alarming, raised hopes of higher recovery and potential annual gains up to fifty thousand dollars. The paint contained Nogee oil and kerosene, aiding the process and boosting daily recovery by about 12 percent.
J v Banfield a former London newspaper man and his wife spent a tropical island idyll after a breakdown from weariness fever and fret of crowded years in journalism A posthumous book recounts his experiences as a modern Noblason Orague with happier circumstances than Dafoe's hero.
A Montreal Herald item declaims that unselfish carelessness leads to inevitable self-torture. It condemns self-expression as nervous self-exploitation, urging women chiefly to shun vanity and devote themselves to usefulness, promising the future will take care of itself if individuals mind their own temperate conduct.
Henry of Navarre, penniless prince and future French king, is drawn into Catherine de Medici's plot at the Paris court. Jeanne d Albret resists, Catherine poisons ties with gloves, and Henry converts between Protestant and Catholic loyalties. He becomes king after wars with the League, broadcasts toleration by the Edict of Nantes, then is murdered in 1610, his son Louis XIII succeeding him.
A brief quip shows a doctor and patient banter about morning headaches after a night’s drinking. The doctor jokes the brain lies in sympathy with the stomach, while the patient concedes it signals poor judgment. The exchange captures a humorous take on hangover woe.
Warning message cautions consumers to insist on Bayer branding on pills and packaging. Advises against Raptrine tablets and notes longstanding medical endorsements. Mentions safety and physician guidance while urging recognition of Bayee branding on products.
A fragment shows Jo arguing with a Playmate as marbles are played. The exchange centers on insults about character with Jo retorting that the other is “the type” and saying you would. The scene hints at neighborhood play and adolescent banter without broader context.
A garbled OCR passage presents a speaker described as a pessimist governor of West Virginia making cryptic remarks about optimism and pessimism. The text contains numerous misspellings and incoherent phrases, obscuring clear facts or quotes.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment to ease an itching scalp by rubbing dan dre on spots, followed by Cuticura Soap and hot water shampoo the next morning. It urges daily use to achieve clear skin and soft hands.
Wanan recently held in Constantinople an exhibition of its products, which afterward were given to Turkia h chiartier. The excerpt notes a minority rule and a prior event, with unclear context and fragmented phrasing.
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