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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
4
An unfinished, garbled excerpt discusses male to female birth ratios in Europe, noting higher male birth shares and referencing a Scotland study. It mentions travel neglecting return tickets and a 673 deaths figure aged 0 to 100 during a year, with uncertain formatting and missing details.
In an old testimonial from Piney Elite as published May 20, a man named Hilton credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with ending two years of rheumatic pain. He states two days after the first dose the pain vanished and never returned, claiming the pills cleanse uric acid via healthier kidneys.
Frank A. Vanderlip argues in Scribner's for expanded technical commercial education. He contends bankers and merchants need specialized instruction, not just traditional apprenticeships, to gain practical, efficiently taught knowledge for commercial life.
A fragmented fable scene shows a sunlit bird asleep despite daylight. A friendly squirrel asks if the lazy bird will rise and chase the worm. The bird declines, claiming a vegetarian preference and refusing the common fable outcome.
A fragment from a conversation shows a young man claiming he will soon obtain a political job with little to do and plans to be busy in the days ahead. His companion half-jokingly counters that he will manage the first half of the task.
Judy Oatland recalls a long period of coffee use and ill effects on nerves and digestion. She notes gradual weakness and loss of appetite, tried medicines, and finally found relief with Postuma God Coffee after two weeks of use.
In a Brasenose setting, Squire Russel Overshute and carrier Cripps unravel a plot involving a bag of potatoes, a wreath of hair, and a gypsy camp near Nettlebed. A dramatic rescue of a child on a stormy night leads to a warm welcome at a cottage where a dinner invitation awaits.
The scene unfolds in a bright kitchen of a carrier's home as Russ Overshinty arrives, described with warmth and character. Cripps greets him by the door, inviting him in and noting the mud from three counties, then offers a chair and a hospitable welcome.
In C G D Roberts Around the Camp Fire, a paddling party on the Squatook River faces obstacles as a tree trunk blocks the channel. Stranion attempts a gymnastic leap, gets entangled, falls in, and is rescued. A later attempt to pass under a trunk leads to a sharp branch ripping Stranion’s shirt and drawing blood before calm resumes.
Beets yield twelve to eighteen percent of their weight in sugar according to agricultural notes. The process highlights sugar content ranges in beet crops and the potential for extraction.
Sunday School lesson discusses the Christian resurrection of Jesus Christ as foundational proof of life after death. It contrasts pre Christ beliefs with the New Testament teaching, recounts the empty tomb narratives, Mary Magdalene’s discovery, Peter and John’s reactions, and explains how forgiveness and mission were conferred to disciples.
A brief note states that Japan has very few individuals with million or multimillion dollar fortunes, highlighting its limited concentration of extreme wealth. Public figures or organizations are not specified. Economic context implied but not detailed.
James T. Watkins of 73 Westerlo Street Albany testifies to recovery from locomotor ataxia after six boxes of Williams Pink Pills. He describes initial stiffness in knees pain and loss of balance, then gradual improvement and return to work within seven to eight months. He credits better circulation and regained leg control, noting occasional calf twitches remain. Dr Williams' Pink Pills marketed nationwide at drug stores.
The rural weekly editor snaps at a poet claiming poems are worthless. The long haired bard replies he would not trade them for the paper if they weren’t worthless, in a brief Chicago Daily News quip.
President Samuel Spencer argues against unjust discrimination in railway tariffs while allowing just discrimination to reflect commercial needs. The International Railway Congress and Senator Walker D. Jackson’s testimony caution against fixed government rates that could tempt illicit rate changes, per the New York Sun.
In a brief exchange, Walker asks Ryder if he attended the races yesterday. Ryder responds no, prompting Walker to declare Ryder the man sought, then reveals the motive: he went to borrow five.
Do Your Feet Ache and Burn Shake into your shoes Allen's Moot-IMare a powder for the feet It makes light of new shoe feel easy Cures Corns Bunions Swollen Hot and Burning Feet At all Drug Stores 2e Sample sent Alton N.Y
A quirky 1901 Washington notice cites skeptical and wise man dialogue about character and tone. It mentions Piso's Cure for Consumption as a preferred cough remedy and lists Mrs. Boren of 442 P Street, D C, dated May 26 1901. A pun about a wolf in sheep's clothing notes wool prices rising and cost concerns.
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