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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
5
A recounting of a band of Ute Tidiana seizing flour from a wagon to feed their families, with soldiers pursuing the Utes and debates on law, monopoly, and justice. The narrative frames the incident as a grim clash between native hunger and military response, reflecting on exploitation and responsibility.
Edwin A Nye offers a satirical piece urging caution about doubtful travel legends and the odd instruction to “shut your ash pan.” He cites a wooden bridge as the warning figure along the road, framing a critique of misplaced warnings and strained narration.
A historic hospital drawer is stocked with medical and household items for patient care. It lists sterile and nonsterile supplies including bandages, cloths, rubber sheeting, mustard plaster, poultices, sacks of linen, and bottles for burn relief, all labeled to ensure quick selection by any staff member.
An excerpt discusses complexion care with liquid green acap and herbal washes, noting overuse dries skin and recommending balanced dilutions and home remedies. It extols sleep as vital nerve nourishment, advises post dinner rest, and condemns eating without hunger or relish as harming digestion and saliva flow.
A historical note discusses Persian cat classifications by fur color, highlighting white Persians as most common yet hard to keep clean. It warns dirty white cats spoil room aesthetics and mentions concerns about health and temperament tied to coloration.
In Romford, Mr Fazex la joa faced the Jadiea from Hampshire amid a scene of patriotic cheer. The piece notes a fisherman bravado and a crowd reaction as the game unfolded.
The fragment discusses an old habit of refreshing shoe polish and a reflection on a long personal thought. It references a pondering voice about a discovery and a routine of cleaning or refreshing blacking with karosana. The tone resembles a magazine note from a periodical.
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