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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
4
A jumble of technical terms about a bridge with two lily tower piers and several spans, followed by stray quotes on politics, individuals and a dubious medical anecdote. The text shifts abruptly from engineering measurements to political insults and personal testimonials, then to a stray geography anecdote about a teacher and coffee.
In a rocky wood near Rocky Creek Marion's Brigade plans a night recon and executes a bold rescue of Mr. Martin from dragoons at his home. Kate Martin defends her father, faces the soldiers, and the group escapes as the colonel’s orders loom. Later, Alliances form among Marion's circle as tensions rise and a trust is tested.
A report from Everett Washington notes changes in the marriage service of the Presbyterian church. The transfer of W W Sheak from the New England to Puget Sound conference is announced. The new prayer book is approved with the phrase by the authority of the Presbyterian church and the word obey removed from the nuptial vows.
An old testimonial lauds Dr Williams Pink Pills for recovering a man from severe illness and nervous weakness after many medicines failed. The narrative cites breathing trouble, stomach weakness, and extended bed rest, plus a single ratthawala incident, as pivotal in the recovery attributed to the pills. The ad notes price 60 cents per box, six for 2.60, sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co Newark NY.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at names King Milas and Dowd tied to a judge in July. Readable parts are sparse and unclear, offering no cohesive event or outcome to summarize.
A Danvar Colorado notable woman Mrs Kellogg writes from 1628 Lincoln Ave Denver to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recounts tumor relief after seven months of use and urges publishing the letter to inform other women of the remedy's curative powers and advise sick women to seek her guidance.
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