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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
13
The article argues local remedies fail for catarrh and promotes a blood purifying remedy, stating it removes the disease germs by cleansing the blood. It invites free medical advice from a Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta, Georgia.
A New York restaurant waitress reported to police that a thief stole her $650 fur coat. The tale includes a dialogue about love and experience, reflecting a string of troubles despite wealth.
Whlow offers reassurance to Wald, saying she cannot perform worse next time and encourages perseverance. The exchange emphasizes learning from the setback and staying hopeful for future efforts.
An ad touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant medicine made from vegetable herbs for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises purity strength and excellence in every bottle and offers sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY with newspaper mention.
An 19th century letter cites masers in fear of new public offices. They claim there is no work for more office holders, arguing the masses are foolish and that office holders seek salaries, not duties. The piece ends with a satirical jab at politicians and readers.
A quirky dialogue excerpt shows a married couple bantering about appearances and doctors. Mrs Bacon jokes about a married doctor's indifference to looks while Gerald and Geraldine exchange light quips about drinks and frequent places.
A talking crow narrates how birds raid eggs with unrestrained appetite. The tale presents the crow as a solitary thief, claiming no egg escapes its keen hunger and urging a wary observer to note the predatory instinct among feathered scavengers.
A brief dialog excerpt highlights a wary observer noting Baulth’s unusual behavior as the other speaker agrees, hinting at a growing curiosity about his intentions. The exchange implies social tension and a developing character interest in Baulth.
The Tennessee Department of Agriculture urges breeders to join the Better Sire crusade to raise cattle horses mules swine sheep goats and poultry in the United States. Readers are advised to consult county agents or write to the division of extension Knoxville for guidance. The Monthly Bulletin promotes improved stock and predicts greater prosperity through better live stock.
The report notes that only about 10 percent of farm meat is beef and family consumption varies by region. In the north and west families eat nearly 300 pounds annually while the south averages under 100 pounds. Beef can come from steer cows or unprofitable animals. Very Attie veal.
A historical note describes beer bought by farmers for home use and summer purchases from village butchers who run mobile wagons in the countryside. It also notes that typical farms lack facilities to keep fresh meat during warm weather.
The Braxton County farm bureau will run a side by side market trial comparing one carload of buck lambs sold untreated with a carload of docked and castrated lambs. Gilmer County farmers plan to dock and castrate all buck lambs next year. Officials urge adoption nationwide to strengthen farming practices.
A fragmentary guide discusses draft horses, pig feeding, and lamb docking. It notes overfeeding harms pork growth, emphasizes clean feeding, claims docking improves lamb appearance, and urges breeders to learn from seasoned stockmen to build a breed reputation.
A visitor notes a girl named Mary eating cereal to claim a promised pair of skates from the grocer for every five packages bought. The girl says she dislikes the cereal but must eat it each morning to obtain the skates.
A vintage ad promotes Freezone as a painless corn and callus remover. It claims a tiny bottle can coat the corn or callused area, stop pain instantly, and allow removal root and all with no soreness, using only fingers.
Dr C Widmer argues in Themapie der Gegenwart that long experience allows avoidance of injuries in industrial plants. Conscious attention to reactions during incidents may reduce injury risk, drawing on wisdom from ages of observation.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses a product promise, mentions double strength and guarantee if it fails to remove fractures. Includes a quip about keeping a cook long and a line about knowing their place.
The ad promotes Cutioura Toilet Trio with a cleanser ointment and talcum, claiming daily use keeps skin clear and purified. An accompanying blurb touts a massage device and a roller seen in a street scene, with price stated as 25¢.
At a western camp a recruit is mocked by a lanky figure who identifies as Major Moser. The exchange turns into a humorous moment as the major jestingly orders the recruit to advance and recite the Ten Commandments, reflecting the lighthearted wartime banter in the American Legion Weekly.
An old Bayer advertisement asserts Bayer tablets of Aspirin are genuine and proven safe by millions. It urges accepting only unbroken Bayer packages with directions for relief of headache toothache barache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain, noting 12 tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists.
A garbled dialogue describes a rented room with a light shaft view. The agent confirms the shaft, while a neighboring couple across the shaft allegedly keeps rough bottles. The scene depicts tension over the location and its occupants.
A New York judge declares love legally insanity prompting playful banter about men going crazy over women as a testy exchange reflects social humor of the era. The remark underscores witty courtroom dialogue rather than a formal ruling.
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