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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1929
Page
6
A harsh critique of cigarette smoking emphasizes its rising social reach and the health risks tied to inhaled tobacco. The piece argues moderation, cites heart and circulatory disease links, and urges readers to heed personal limits and seek medical advice if needed.
A historical notice discusses candy and soft drinks as popular temptations. It warns that excess harms both children and adults, urging moderation and careful use of sweets and beverages for families.
The term Gentd Gly Man was used for Mr Gladstone in 1882 and credited to John Bright in Northampton. Americans adopted the phrase, and Republicans adapted it as Grand Old Party a slogan linked to the party and shared across the era.
A U S woman explores chic simple frocks using crepe de chine fabrics combined with chenille dotted prints. The piece highlights silk-like crepe de chine textiles with bold color patterns, black and white Parisian influences, and new chiffon and georgette blends with chenille dots.
Police pursue ear-based identification as an alternative to fingerprinting. Ear shape is unique and cannot be surgically altered without marks, offering potential for nonintrusive recognition. Authorities study classification methods and plan systematic ear photography for crime detection.
Mrs Bell recounts severe flu years ago causing a persistent red cough and near death. After three months on Milks Emulsion she claims recovery, weight gain, and renewed strength, praising the remedy and noting neighbors also benefited. Ad highlights guarantee and refund policy from Milks Emulsion Co.
A South African inventor once claimed to extract a motor fuel from prickly pear juice. He said the oil powered a six cylinder car for 22 miles per gallon without special carburetor adjustments, and reflected on youths seeking happiness and elders seeking wisdom.
Chronicle notes Samuel de Champlain sailed the St Lawrence in 1603 and, by 1604, helped establish the first permanent French settlement in North America at Port Royal now Annapolis Nova Scotia. Also mentions a Chicago wife suing for seventh divorce.
A playful exchange questions guest satisfaction with a cheeky reply noting a rough first days stay. The remark captures a light tone about seaside lodging and guest experience.
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