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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1928
Page
8
A disjointed and polemical piece discusses morality and language, arguing that words carry strong labels. It reflects on forgiveness, human folly, and the limits of virtue through scattered reflections and historical author references.
Edward W. Pickard surveys President Coolidge departing for Havana and the Pan American Congress, U S Marines heading to Nicaragua amid tensions, Lindbergh’s Caribbean tour drawing crowds and honors, Vatican moves on church unity, and political jockeying as Houston vies for the 1928 Democratic convention site and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad reorganization reshapes the carrier.
January lesson outlines Mark 3 18 to 4 8 with topics on fulfilling the law not abolishing it and Jesus eating with publicans. It covers fasting questions about disciples of John and the bridegroom, new wine in old bottles, and the Sabbath healing claims, highlighting themes of obedience and proper conduct.
A dubious health ad urges readers to drink large amounts of water daily and take various powders and tonics to “neutralize” kidney issues. It claims strong summer flu-like symptoms and vague urinary problems will be relieved. The piece promotes a lemon-file and tea mix as a cure, with grandiose, unverified claims.
A leaked statement from W. G. Nolan, secretary, discusses alleged treatments at Keeley Institutes. The record mentions refined methods, supposed cures, and the aim to prevent coughing at social events, with references to secrecy and confidential handling.
A garbled passage appears to contain misheard phrases and quotation marks. The readable elements include personal names or titles that are not fully legible and lack coherent context or events.
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