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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
15
A fragmented, rhetorically charged tirade criticizes Ute actions and broader monopoly greed. It laments nonincorporation and legal loopholes enabling trusts, while praising soldiers for their aggressive response to a flour theft and asserting a harsh view of reform-minded elites.
An excerpt labeled Heart to Heart Talks discusses railcar ash pans and their operators. The piece notes a foreign instruction painted on train windows and explains the phrase shut your ash pan as a signal to the engine crew, describing how it guides operations along roadbeds.
An article lists items to stock a home hospital drawer. Include two intgo and four bed pads, worn bed quilts cut into pieces, two covers for each pad, cheap unbleached canvas, three panels of thin cloth, plaster materials, long cloth for dressings, bath cloth for face and burns, old tablecloths and handkerchiefs, cotton, soft cloths for poultices, sacks for dry poultices, mustard, pure castile soap, a hot water bag, antiseptic, labels on rolls so any user identifies and retrieves the correct item without delay.
A fragmented blurb promotes a liquid green soap for complexion and cautions against overuse. It suggests cinnamon bath infusions for gums and teeth, light hair care with small oil applications, and a method for nerve nourishment via rest after meals. The piece notes mild digestion issues from overeating and lack of appetite signals.
The text outlines cat classes based on fur collar color, praising pure white Persians yet noting maintenance challenges. It hints at a scene in Romford with a discussion led by Mr Shans and mentions the FO Pehise against anes, indicating a fragmented excerpt from a broader report.
Fragmentary note hints at a freshness trick for damp shoe leather. Mentions kerosene drops and a drying moment, then a surprising remedy named Mangaulne as the key. Unclear source context and dates.
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