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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
10
A satirical screed mocks native thefts and legal tricks, suggesting Indians stole only a few cached items while praising organized crime and lawyers as the true culprits. The piece laments insufficient theft and envisions grander schemes, with soldiers pursuing the offenders.
A 1900 prose piece by Edwin A Nye presents a train safety anecdote about railroad ash pans and a wooden bridge. The narrator warns about misreading orders and emphasizes caution as a locomotive technician signals crew to prevent embers from igniting the roadbed.
A fragmented list outlines items for a medical drawer including bed pads quilts cloth muslin bandages poultices and dressings plus antiseptics and protective gear. The note emphasizes universal access to items with a label warning that anyone may reach for what they want and not disturb the sufferer.
Advice on beauty regimens and health practices from a past issue discusses using sap for complexion, cautions about drying substances, and suggests a cinnamon bark infusion with alcohol for gums and breath. It also covers hair treatment, sleep as nerve fuel, and cautions against eating when not hungry to aid digestion.
A fragmented piece discusses Persian cats divided by fur color, praising pure white as beautiful but noting cleansing difficulties. It warns buyers to take precautions when purchasing white cats to avoid health or cleanliness issues, highlighting that dark-haired cats are generally more vigorous.
Fragmentary entry from Romford notes mentions an Indies tour stop at Ham and a small, unclear passage about caddies and a story told by someone. No clear names, dates, or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable text.
A reader note from Good Housekeeping Magazine explains a simple shoe care tip using kerosene to revive shoe blacking. The author recalls applying kerosene sparingly to the dried wax, then reapplying with a few drapes to restore shine.
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