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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
5
Fragmented OCR narrative describes a chaotic escape from a dreary shore to Lake Michigan. Five figures, including a girl with curly hair, arrive at a boardwalk and contemplate a raucous voyage while tension and odd humor unfold.
A damaged OCR passage outlines a stage scene where a man rehearses a moonlit promenade, recites a melodramatic confession to Miss Gold, and urges a protective farewell with a lingering gaze. The dialogue traces longing, professional grind, and a pivotal, doomed romance on a Hudson night.
A jumble of social notes recounts Clara Robernus hosting a party, Mrs P Lornon visiting with family, and names like Warly Jacolson and Mrs Bronson at gatherings. Several residents travel to Glenham and Williams Minnesota, while others attend parties, school, or visit relatives.
A Springfield resident told the Nashville Tennessean that lemon juice dripped into the nose can cure stubborn catarrh. He warned the procedure is painful but results occur within days, claiming previous European travel strengthened his remedy use. Distinctive details include the speaker’s name initial.
An old note suggests keeping brushes on hand for grating tasks. It mentions small brushes costing only a few cents and describes how they can clean rind from oranges or be used on various surfaces. The text hints at value for cleaning graters and possibly for kitchen or finger work, though the passage is garbled.
A dated advertisement extols Kodol for Dyspepsia and Indigestion as a reliable remedy. It claims digestive juices support blood and health, warns against misplacing trust, and urges prompt use of a trusted product. The copy highlights bold guarantees and a familiar brand presence by I. D. Collins.
MAUPAS, an imported Percheron stallion, approved to stand for public service in France, is described as large with heavy bone and exceptional finish. The listing notes sire Frontigann and dam Amanda, praising breeding and value for American breeders, with terms and services outlined for the season.
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