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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1903
Page
8
A reader letters from Wilkeville Colorado praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing ovarian troubles and backaches after years of illness. The writer urges others to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice, noting many women have found help and promising a response.
A Washington Star quote shows a sympathetic creature asking for pity for captive animals. The practical young animal replies that the animals are likely considering their comfort and care, food and shelter provided by humans over the hardships of wilderness life.
Beaver Lines reports that Navajo traders, especially women weaving, fail to secure fair prices for their blankets. Observers blame marketing weaknesses and unequal profit sharing, noting women do the work but receive little income while men control sales and profits. Persistent injustices hinder broader market success.
A garbled excerpt shows a voice blaming Satan for crimes and misdeeds, referencing a colored brother and a preacher drowned in a disturbed scene. The text hints at racial themes and a contentious conversation as part of an Atlanta Constitution passage.
A testimonial from W A Terry, a grocer, claims Dodd's Kidney Pills eased his bladder trouble after four months of illness. The ad describes widespread relief and credits the pills with curing many kidney related pains and aches in the neighborhood after using the product.
Mrs Wadaleigh laments persistent trouble and unrest after her nurse quits, expressing she cannot rest until she sees the children two or three times weekly. She pleads for steadiness amid exasperation and erratic care.
A historical note urges immediate use of Peruana according to directions to avoid progression of catarrh. It emphasizes that without treatment the illness could worsen, claiming Peruna provides relief in cough and chronic conditions.
Read of the first stage of catarrh and its potential to invite chronic conditions. Letters from readers in Albany and Detroit praise Peruna remedies, claiming quick relief, full cures, and a push for others to seek Dr Hartman’s guidance.
The OCR sample blends quotes and lines about art and childhood, mentioning Washington Star, Putnam Dadelass Dyes, and historic references. It reads like a blown collage of literary snippets, toyed names, and theatrical jests without a clear single event or narrative.
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