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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1920
Page
7
A garbled fragment describes a garment with a cote and eat, a frock with spade and flownees, and two skirts. Satin piping and borders cover small buttons. Elbow sleeves and lagonir front foxtening border the piece, with ends finished frilled and a wash with.
An odd advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Melly and Ointment for complexion scalp and hands. It also promotes Caticurs Toilet Trip Ady as a fragrant addition, claiming clearer skin and a whiter look. The language reflects vintage cosmetic marketing.
A confusing fragment shows a five year old discussing a toy and a pink and purple item while a parent considers sending it on approval. The text also references a mayor’s comment on district issues and mentions Aunties and a doctor’s opinion about appendicitis with a $6 cost.
An advertisement promises to remove facial spots and freckles with a product named Orhine double, touting double strength and a money back guarantee. It urges blotting and a specific application method while asserting rapid effects and safety, despite unclear instructions and potential misprints.
Readable fragments portray a teacher guiding a boy about life after death. The boy worries about leaving his body and wonders what 'the better land' holds. The speaker notes a spiritual conversation on the afterlife and moral duty.
An article proclaims a pure remedy for stomach acids and indigestion. It claims Eatonic removes the cause of an acid stomach and restores health, with over a billion people reportedly benefited and refunds offered if not satisfactory. It advertises tablets from druggists with a small cost and frequent relief.
A fragmented 19th century testimonial describes a teamster saved by a remarkable, but unclear, treatment after a severe wound. The narrator credits a local remedy and praises the practitioner, claiming many others benefited from similar cures and products sold by a Paterson garment maker.
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