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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1905
Page
8
A garbled fragment mentions Polbnds Chincéa Motten-Egz Food A and a German eplette, alleging issues about Chinese regard to their diet and rotten eyes. The text then references eye, Brisply, and inconsistent meals, followed by vague praise for Chinese cooks and a note about someone traveling to Ivo and gaining weight.
A personal testimonial describes severe pain from a skin disease with sores and bleeding. The writer details failed doctor visits and medicines until using Cyotlearn Soap and Cudeart Ointment, which brought rapid relief. The signer, Mrs. AH Bison of Bellevue, Michigan, endorses the cure and invites inquiries.
Fragmentary notice shows Ferolaine Chartty and Bess-Thiey ay Milde planning marriage. Unsure details ask about consent or witnesses. text is garbled with unclear names and location, mentioning Nell-Imporsidel Hers-Why and a site with no finding.
An advertisement for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claims it cures a wide range of female ailments including ovarian troubles ulcers and womb displacement. It asserts relief from backache headaches nervousness and digestive issues and offers correspondence with Mrs. Pinkham for personal guidance. The ad targets women seeking relief during menopause and general uterine weakness.
A single widow in extreme mourning walks the street in crepe and yellowed crepe, her gown and face drawing shocked glances as a younger and older passerby exchange a deliberate, comic mingling of styles and expressions, while a bold fashion note on her attire stands out.
An ad-style notice touts Mill's Grape Tonte as a valuable remedy for hot weather. It claims the tonic cleanses the system, eases heat debility, and prevents heat prostration and summer illnesses. It emphasizes grape content and stomach and bowel toning benefits.
A Canadian speaker in the Domblaton House of Commons discusses provinces of immense size, claiming each would exceed 275,000 square miles and rival major states in population and area. He compares them to New York, Pennsylvania, and England, highlighting vast geographic scale to illustrate Canada’s heritage. Profits of the Packers noted as low despite large gross margins, with census data from 1900 indicating high per‑cent gross profits in meat packing versus wholesale slaughterhouses, suggesting ongoing regulatory agitation.
Among the birds of the Western Hemisphere the Lest mason ta 2 pot ter as well. Thes to the ovan bird of the pampas in South America. It is called the casura, 1 housebuilder, by the Spaniards. The nest is made of mind and bite of stray, practisally the wane of the material used for most buildings In Mexicio. The walls are very thick and there ten partition wall inside, reaching so high as to form an ante-chumblar.
A fragmented dialogue recounts Mrs Winglow questioning her husband about an argument he refused to join. He replies that all his life he has avoided confrontations, implying unresolved tension and a stubborn stance within a troubled relationship.
A fragmentary tale features Achilles aboard a hesitant horse during a Allied gathering. The steed resists movement while the warrior teases it with a command, prompting a humorous back and forth about the animal’s reluctance and the crowd’s reaction.
A reflective piece recalls grandmother reading and childhood scenes at a farmhouse with barns, hay, pets, and a country school, then shifts to a natural note about the scarlet tanager, its red body and black wings, nesting in open woods, and migration to Central and South America. It also touches on the spitball pitch and McGraw's notes on its deceptive delivery.
A discussion of the spit ball and its effects on pitching and hitting. The pitcher uses thumb control and late rotary motion to make the ball slip and drop sharply, confusing batters. Ed its influence on hitting averages, with many former power hitters losing confidence and a proposed rule change.
An excerpt discusses how ball break at the plate depends on how the hand and arm are oriented during delivery. It suggests studying various arm motions and delivery angles. The text also urges teaching children kindness to animals by giving them pets and responsibility, noting animals’ needs reflect ours.
Report from London describes Sing poo also known as Shing Poo a 22 year old Burmese dwarf about 84 inches tall with 22 14 inch hip measurements and 20 pound weight performing acrobatic feats with Captain Weltzien. He speaks English German and French and enjoys a hearty appetite including eggs oysters and meat. He wears a formal outfit and possesses a gold bracelet given by Loie Fuller.
A Providence Journal summary notes New York shifts away from old fashioned beds toward temporary and space saving designs. Dealers say beds are being folded or hung, with rooms doubled as parlors. Distances from breakfast to work grow as city life demands compact, flexible furniture and layouts.
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