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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
2
Ames P. Humphreys of Hebron Maryland, a well known automobile man, declares he believes Tanlac is the best remedy to overcome stomach trouble and indigestion. He states it completely restored his health.
James P. Humphreys of Hebron Motor Co in Hebron Maryland credits Tanlac with ending indigestion bloating and heart palpitations after meals. He reports improved appetite steadier nerves gained weight and better sleep noting Tanlac as the best remedy for stomach troubles and general run down condition.
A damaged OCR snippet captures a quarrel line from the New York Sun with Mrs Nagg accusing and Nagg defending being in the last place. The fragmentary text shows emotional disagreement and a gloss on seating or ordering.
A country tale about Betty visiting grandparents with Paper Doll in a gold dress. The doll vanishes from a tree, Jim Crow the farm crow hints at mischief, and the doll reappears crumpled in the barn where the crow hid treasures. Grandma repairs her and Betty learns to watch her belongings.
A fragment recalls Gladys Walton and a woman named Pa per Doll, who dressed in finest outfits and sat by a window inside the house where Jim Crow restrictions could not reach her. The line suggests themes of confinement and resilience within segregated society.
The term sabotage, from French roots meaning wooden shoes, evolved from a harmless shoe-cutting sense to describe deliberate poor work or damage to machinery during strikes. It notes how strikers in late French history ruined rails by loosening shoes, shaping the modern use of the word in industry and business.
Amalia derives from Amal meaning work and appears across languages in many forms such as Amelung Amade Amelle Amell a amelia and Amelia variants. Amethyst is Amelia's gemstone, believed to guard against danger and calm impetuous natures with dreams signifying freedom. Amelia is linked to luck with a preferred day and number, plus a simple flower symbol. Copyright item also includes a humorous dialogue about catching an American heir.
A reflective piece contrasts old phrases about the good old days before conflict with today’s tendency to blame war for life’s ills. It muses on cyclical nostalgia from Revolutionary and Napoleonic eras to present tensions, urging restraint and focus on peaceful progress. The column also touches on moth pollination and night scented plants as a separate note.
A comically corrupted account shows Really Not Har Fautt and a man calling himself Sedge applying for a marriage license with three children present. The clerk questions the families origin prompting the bride to reply with a mangled defense about their future.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a man and Uncle Eben with a hint of personal loyalty or betrayal. The text is incomplete, making it difficult to determine full names, place, or event.
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