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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1926
Page
6
A vintage promotion extols beauty as health powered by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It cites Mrs. J. O. Taylor of Tallahassee Florida reporting regained strength, improved energy, and ability to perform housework after use, noting the product’s long standing popularity.
A state listerieal monument marking the Freeman homestead site near Beatrice commemorates Daniel Freeman’s original entry under the homestead law. Built from Lincoln capital stone, it carries a bronze brass tablet and honors Freeman who filed the first entry in 1890, with his widow and six children nearby.
Readable bits mention rain and meadow, stony land and a lens, with fragile phrasing. The fragment references Vancouver Province and a land sale context, but concrete names, dates, or actions are unclear.
In a snowbound march toward Albany, Steele and Michel uncover Laflamme’s downfall and reclaim stolen fur for Walling River. Steel confronts Lascelles in Revillon Freres Albany, forcing release via signed agreement or ruinous breach with Hudson's Bay.
River crowds greet the hunters Michel and David as St. Onge thanks them. Gala Steele, in fur hood, thanks Steele and speaks of the violin and the Windigo expedition. The Indian guides confirm David’s return and Laflarmme's pursuit ends. The future of the post is described as safe and promising as the men are celebrated.
A fragmentary quotation discusses miserable despair as a descendent of fear laziness and impatience. It portrays despair as a defect of spirit and resolution and questions honesty while arguing that passion requires evidence and demonstration before it is embraced. The speaker suggests not despairing unless fate is irrevocably decreed.
A note suggests marriage in Siberia is simple in Alberta with only a ceremony needed. It claims divorce is equally easy, implying minimal legal hurdles and quick dissolution. The text lacks concrete names or dates and reads as a speculative or satirical remark on ease of wedlock and divorce.
In June and July the Tse midsummer blossoms light the night, outshining the brief moon and stars as the Tough, a northern night symbol, fades with the dawn. Twilight brings the white flowers in meadows and woods, while the earth seems to hold its breath with drowsy stars and moons.
A five acre El Monte California lion farm grows tropical shrubs from Africa and maintains about 75 lions. The proprietor sells stock to the movies zoos and circuses, supplying entertainment venues nationwide.
In the St. John district of Quebec a city nicknamed Arvide is being manufactured in connection with water-power development at Chute a Caron. Officials anticipate a population of at least 30,000 eventually as the project advances.
A magazine writer argues modern cooking schools are thorough though perhaps not in practice. He suggests teaching students how to treat dyspepsia as part of nutrition and domestic science education.
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