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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1920
Page
13
A patient recounts chronic bronchitis and winter illness relief after using PE-RU-NA. After limited benefit from a portion of a bottle the symptoms improved, leading to continued use at home. The ad claims PE-RU-NA helps catarrh and related conditions and is available in tablet or liquid form.
The text fragment mentions trials and dealing with hand work and waiting eight to ten days, reflecting a struggle or narration about labor. It lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
A garbled historical notice discusses Bayer aspirin branding and genuine Bayer tablets. It mentions packaging, claimed 12 tab tins, and indicates authenticity concerns for headaches neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain treatments. The text references trademark manufacture and acetylsalicylic acid in a period tone.
A fragment shows glia praising nerve with Te replying in awkward phrasing. The exchange hints at a humorous or mistaken dialogue, leaving readers with an odd, unresolved interaction between two named figures.
A whimsical tale follows two mosquitoes and a gaggle of kin planning a night of biting at a warm evening gathering. They coax people and children outdoors, boasting about restraint, then drift into bragging about bites as the crowd grumbles. The first mosquito is praised for clever schemes while another notes the humans’ discomfort and the mosquitoes’ vanity grows, ending with a random recollection of the shared evening’s events.
The U S Department of Agriculture initiates a horse breeding program at the Wyoming Horse Breeding Station in Buffalo Wyoming. Stallions will be leased to private breeders and community clubs to improve range stock. The aim is to produce sturdy, versatile horses suited to range and farm work with endurance and tractability. Interested parties should address correspondence to the Wyoming Horse Breeding Station, Buffalo, Wyoming.
The Nebraska College of Agriculture promotes early breeding to yield lambs that can resist spring pastures. Ewes bred in October and November lamb in March and April, giving the lambs more milk and time before heat. While barn costs are a concern, experts say the improved survival and twin production from well-fed, wall-fed ewes justify the effort.
The article explains how cattle incisors protrude and rough dental pad contact can occur when the cow is grasped and jerked. It notes that loose front teeth may dislodge, but neural or dental injury is tied to teeth being free from the jawbone. It ends with a reassurance about natural looseness.
Incomplete readable text shows scattered phrases about time breeding and pricing. Names, places, dates, and clear actions are missing, leaving only fragmented terms and nonsensical strings. No coherent event or entities can be established from this fragment.
The St Ausatine Record notes a social moment where Mrs Tidy and Mrs Orwers radiate as they discuss a new gown. Aware of each other’s silent expectations, they appear absorbed in their shared mood and appearance.
A short ad describes Prestone and Freezone products to remove corns and hard skin from feet. It promises painless, quick relief with a few drops or a small dosage, urging readers to buy at local drug stores despite odd phrasing and awkward typography.
Incomplete readable text notes a focus on cleaning targeting bios. The fragment mentions trouble and work toward more owed. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
Fragmentary text records a casual dialogue about learning a game, mentioning names Jack Janet and a friend in Scotland aged 81 celebrating a birthday. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
The readable text shows a fragmented dialogue about appearance and beauty. It suggests a casual, possibly humorous exchange but lacks clear facts, names, or a coherent event to summarize into a fuller news item.
A compact line reads as a cryptic advice piece noting preference for internal approach over outward action. The brief reflects a wry aphorism and suggests restraint before rash demonstrations of force. It hints at contemplative tone rather than explicit event details.
An ad promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier that claims to cleanse rheumatism by removing disease germs from the system. It urges readers to obtain a bottle at their drug store and seek medical advice from the Medical Director at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
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