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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1912

Page

6

Taft ends public inquiry into government economy

President Taft sends to Congress a special message detailing the findings of a broad inquiry into government efficiency. The report urges reorganizing offices, merit-based promotions, and broader use of labor-saving devices, with a plan to cut waste while maintaining essential services and expanding the budget for continued study.

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Law's Injustice and the Farmer’s Old Fox Terrier

An elderly English farmer faced questions in court about why he failed to register a Heenae far 4 favorite fox tarrier dog nicknamed E's nob but puppy. The magistrate fined him. A friend later asked how he fared, and the farmer replied that he was found guilty yet can’t recall the exact ages or dates, repeating an old tale about the dog’s longevity.

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Agony and Cure From Itching Eczema Case

A chronic eczema sufferer describes a four year ordeal of itchy burning sores covering the body and limbs. After medical failure, the patient reports cure using Cuticura Remedies including Soap Ointment and Resolvent, with a testimonial from EB of Exile Kentucky dated 1910. The piece also notes librarian humor about book requests from the fiction section.

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Woman's Way at National Convention Sparks Banter

A humorous exchange from a newspaper page recalls a woman's convention and a remark about men bearing a candidate. The wife counters with a quip about throwing “Elsses” at theirs, noting the time span, as printed in a historic Louisville Courier-Journal snippet.

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High Arm Reflects on Fate and Humility

A fragmentary column quotes Mark Twain about facing death with dignity and suggests even the lofty will eventually descend. The text implies a cautious view of pride and mortality, noting that a pessimistic outlook prevents lingering sadness as life tightens.

Fragmentary Quip on New Year Resolutions by George Ade

A garbled passage notes FoaxHe is ill and bun delding his own, with two doctors present. It cites George Ade in New York discussing New Year resolutions, claiming every wife loves to see her husband turn over a new leaf in his checkbook.

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Mil Supplies and Odd Quips at Scrapyard Exchange

Fragmentary dialogue from the Louisville Courier Journal mocks wartime supply talk and pins a salesperson’s exchange on mil supplies. The piece mentions boxing gloves, hurried day errands, and a joke remedy for colds, with a reference to Hamlins Wizard as a cure-all in crude advertisement style.

Looking Onward 1098 Judge Siring Scene

A courtroom exchange echoes with a command to bring the aeroambulator and lift the baby for an siring as the judge presiding in a this archaic scene. The line hints at a futuristic device and a parental act within a legal setting.

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Quiet Trade Notes Signal Unclear Market Terms

Fragmented OCR text references a man hiding his light under a bushel and mentions syrups for teething with gums, windiness, and a bottle. Includes garbled product names and cryptic shop notes with no clear event or entities.

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