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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
8
A reader from Summit New Jersey lauds Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from digestion pain hot flashes and insomnia during change of life. The letter cites improved sleep appetite and energy and authorizes publication.
An old advertisement extols Allen's Foot Ease powder to prevent and heal friction, promising relief from sore feet, bunions, and corns. It claims the product makes walking pleasant and even suggests a child’s knee ache is a passing phase while contrasting a long path with a joking moral about perseverance.
An artsy fragment notes inny silent vigils and voices of the night while a second line evokes intimate tones about caring for a baby with a playful misprint. The piece reads like a compact literary snapshot with fragmented imagery and rhythm.
A garbled column mixes sketches and quips about a commercial traveler and Sandy at the post office. It riffs on war bonds, postal orders, and savings, then shifts to a lighthearted misfit dialogue about divorce and domestic life. A burglary note and Leap Year jokes conclude with small humor about husbands and chickens.
A quirky exchange hints at misheard phrases and the lighthearted debate over a popular summer drink. The dialogue showcases the humor in language and everyday preferences during hot weather.
Edinburgh Scotsinat reports that Charles and Hel Vi intend to marry soon in a temporary truce arrangement. The couple, aided by Grivorb, plan nuptials in the near future.
James M. Cox governor of Ohio won the Democratic nomination for president after a 44 ballot struggle at San Francisco. Amidon's motion for acclamation followed Cox reaching the two thirds, with New York split McAdoo Cox votes and Tammany appeals noted. Cox, three-time Ohio governor and self-made businessman, emerged as party leader since 1912.
A line of injured and dead from a passenger train wreck includes E V Dayland Emmetburg B P Reilley Livermore and several others listed with hometowns in Iowa and nearby states. The catastrophe left many hospitalized with facial and head injuries while authorities verify identities and the full casualty count.
In a luncheon conversation President K C M Sins of Bowdoin quips that professors can be very malicious. Two Bowdoin professors discuss a colleague Ermadice of Yaleyard who has published a new work. One asks if it is any good and the other notes it cost $30 to publish.
A reader warns against streaking or ruining fabric and urges to insist on Diamond Dyea directions on the package Diamond Dyes is promoted as safe guidance for dyeing materials and emphasizes following official instructions to avoid damage.
An advertisement touts Freezone corn remover claiming instant relief as it severs the core and lets the corn detach with finger ease. It markets a tiny bottle for a few cents, suitable for corns, calluses, and hard skin on toes without irritation.
Fragmentary OCR text shows disjoint quotes and garbled phrases about trying work, hearing, and moving things. No coherent event, names, or places emerge to anchor a full summary.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Cuticura and perfumes, including powders and skin products for babies, with a vague note about trios of soap, ointment, and talent. It references social chatter about a banquet and a Californian native in a New York post context.
In a brief dialogue Nell notes Jack turns twenty eight while Doris asks about a gift. Neil answers with a sly hint that a strong clue is needed, then Boes his line as translated in the transcript.
An old advertisement touts Bayer aspirin as genuine and proven safe by millions for over twenty years. It urges consumers to accept an unbroken Bayer package with directions for headache toothache earache neuritis rhenmatism colds and pain. It notes 12 tablets per box and larger packages sold by chemists.
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