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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1923

Page

22

Change of Life Loses Terrors in Greenville Pa

Mrs. Myens of 66 Union St Greenville Pa reports relief from severe hot flashes nervous weakness and weight loss after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says she feels younger can do housework for a seven-member family and invites other women to write for guidance. Similar letters praise the medicine’s merit and offer to answer inquiries.

Greenville Lydia I. Pinkham John Myens Union St Fyaia Pinkham

Must Be a Terror Judge Bans libelous street terror tale

Delbert O D Willeth city court judge sentences a man accused of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The report claims the man terrorizes his street, assaults residents, carries a gun, and roams at night. the text portrays fear and seeks a severe sentence, reflecting a sensational local crime notice.

Delbert OD Willeth Ban Iouvanynenus Walelng Mina Che Feder Tsas

Mote’s Vee and the Jefe Shoulder Mystery

A garbled report centers on Mote and a strange Vee on her shoulder as flunper and teleky guwas whine nearby. Bivebello calls her foolyet while debating electric needs, hinting at modern frellitien and a puzzling pain on the shoulder. The dialogue touches confusion about ind jayne and birap.

Ake Bivebello Ogies

Sharpshooters in the Revolution Backwoods Riflemen Rise

Washington rallied 1200 frontline sharpshooters to defend Boston and devastate redcoat lines. Morgan led guerilla moves from Kentucky, inspiring praise from Frederick the Great as a premier light infantry commander. The Saratoga victory, aided by backwoods riflemen, shifted the war’s trajectory and drew French support. Kentucky rifles evolved from earlier flintlock designs, becoming the weapon of choice for frontier marksmanship.

Washington Boston Prolalis Deiddaek Port Muyterne Ghout Cambridge Rigemoenf Cina Ieee Berkalitres Cumberlands Athshirites Hunter Traiter Scount Eye Mayen Hhey Ar Dera Washingdon Hte Wiphen Laston Tvingston Wright France England Daniel Morgan Saratoga Prederick the Great Hybt Vwiegila Ethan Allen Seth Whiner John Stark Kentucky Sule Anti Hastun Amelia Plsmouth Miles Standish Lexington John Noyes Sudbury River Colowia

Battle of Bennington remembered in Bryant verse

A commemorative poem recalls the 1777 Battle of Bennington near Bennington Town. It honors Americans led by Stark who defeated British forces under Bayn and Brogwan, pledging to keep alive the memory of those who fought for freedom as green hillsides endure.

Nathanael Greene Guilford Court House North Carolina Guilford Court House Battle Ground Bennington Stark Bayn and Brogwan

Haym Salomon Called Forgotten Patriot of Revolution

A neglected figure in American Revolution sources Haym Salomon a Polish Jew and New York banker aided independence. Born 1740 in Lissa Poland he arrived 1772 and funded the war, loaning about 940000 of his own money and securing guns from Holland and France. He died 1785 in Philadelphia leaving a widow and two children as records were lost after Washington’s occupation.

Basi Salomon Haym Salomon New York Phtto- Metplin United States Naie Muad Pouilence Randolph Lissa Poland America Philadelphia Robert Morrln Holland France Salomon Morrin Jefferson Madigan Randulph Mayo Salomon Washington

First Continental Congress in Philadelphia 1774

The first Continental Congress met in Philadelphia on September 5 1774 and voted to not obey Parliament acts. It protested standing armies in colonies without consent, supported Massachusetts in its statements, and agreed to suspend intercourse with Great Britain.

Philadelphia Massachusetts Great Britain

Castoria Ad Claims 36 Years of Use for Children's Relief

An old advertisement touts Mother Fletcher's Castoria claiming over 36 years of use to ease constipation flatulence wind colic and feverish discomfort in children. It promotes gentle regulation of stomach and bowels aiding digestion and natural sleep without opiates, promising genuine product with signature.

The Only Way

The teacher confronts Johnny about swearing. He admits learning it from others and suggests the only cure is to hear it directly where it’s spoken, implying immersion rather than instruction.

Johnny Richmond ‘Times- Dispatch

Slow Shaver Exchange Sparks Barber Mystery

A 45 year old barber recalls his first customer and questions who introduced him to shaving. The exchange hints at an old professional origin story as the customer probes the barber about beginnings in the trade.

New Use for German Castles in Cassel and Wilhmsate

The Cassel castles once built in the hindgraves era are now hosting a picture gallery and a German tapestry museum. Wilhelmshate, where Napoleon II was a prisoner, is planned to become a hotel. Orange castle in Werlssach, noted for beauty, resembles Sansouci and hosts government exhibits.

Cassel Hindgraves Wilhelmshate Napoleon II Germany Werlssach Sansouci Potsdam

Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root

Public ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It claims physicians prescribe it and urges readers to buy or test with a sample by sending ten cents. Ends with a newspaper advertising note and a stray fragment about a man killed by a full.

Kilmer Dr. Ilmer & Co Binghamton, N

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