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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
2
Nathaniel endures torture in a dungeon as Nell aids him and a plan forms. Marion’s hidden fate haunts Nathaniel while Winnsame’s love adds urgency. The men discuss Marion and Winnsame, and a note to Winnasme is contemplated as the scene closes with a continuation tease.
Mrs. W R Cody of 401 Tenth St Lawiaton Adalio Roya describes a fourteen year struggle with dropsy kidney trouble and swollen limbs. After using Doan's Kidney Pills the swelling eased and backaches vanished. She credits Doan's with relief and urges readers to Remember the name. Sold by druggists and stores. Price 60 cents. Milton Co Buffalo N Y
A Milwaukee report describes a sleepy foreigner asking to sleep at the central police station. Officers note crowded conditions and offer a bunk space already taken by a Black man. The visitor declines, saying he cannot sleep in the dark next to him and wishes to sleep.
An old deception reappears in advertisements claiming to teach women how to prevent gaping hems on skirts. The writer notes sharpers push the idea, promising big profits and promising tricks to keep garments from sagging, warning readers to beware such schemes.
Albert Tiedemann a University of Pennsylvania freshman faced a vote for officers as peers debated proxy voting. He hesitated, then whispered to a companion asking what Proxy meant, while a man left the room saying he would vote by proxy.
In a murky tale from Amarare, a mage that arranged a match with a Trench man claimed he would take 10 percent of the bride’s estate. The broker alleges he was tricked after the arranged marriage, with accusations of battering and deceit.
A fragmented dialogue from The Way by Bill describes a character denying passage to a person while offering free transportation for livestock poultry and fruit. The speaker asserts entitlement differently, blending odd metaphor with travel motive and humor. The snippet hints at social dynamics and urban slang in an uncertain era.
The Kaiser shows Bible reading as a favored topic in discussions about public life and recent Berlin events. A marked copy lies beside his bed, while gifts from Mr. Roosevelt highlight theology and military subjects.
A garbled message from a wife to a traveling husband reads in part that she remains his loving wit and hopes he is the same, reflecting on self made men and a creator named Hency Clapp.
An old superstition claimed ague sufferers could cure themselves by melting at midnight at a crossroad five times and burying a fresh egg. If the procedure failed, the failure was blamed on a random accident believed to have halted the ritual.
A fragmented quotation honors love as timeless and boundless, urging gentle speech to others. The text blends archaic phrasing with garbled words, mentioning an emblem, memory, fear, and a reference to life and ends in a mystical tone.
Post for tha t a Co 1 Lid appears as a terse notice likely outlining a company listing or election of officers. The readable fragments mention a corporate entity and a procedural action, but lack complete details on purpose or date.
Assistant Treasurer James A. Muthowe of Guardian bank and the Taft look alike gag reemerged when Mr and Mrs Mathows hosted a gathering with Mr and Mrs Frank Harmon and their daughter Dorothy Harmon. Dorothy studied him and answered with a straight response.
Australia marked the 1741st anniversary of Captain Cook's first landing in 1770. HMS Endeavour, a 370-ton barque, entered Stingray Harbour later spelled as Port Royal Bay and stayed eight days. The British flag was raised and saluted by warships to honor the site.
Prof. J. G. Brander, in the Journal of the Geological Society of America, described ants as crucial geological agents, noting their burrows reach 5.6 meters deep and their activity shapes large tropical regions.
The article describes Pavlovian ideas that the mind’s anticipation can stimulate digestive juices. It recounts experiments on dogs where hunger and expectation caused stomach secretions even without actual food intake. It suggests a peaceful mood before meals enhances digestion through mental influence.
Incomplete report from Riverhead describes a scene in the woods near Riverhead with garbled names and scattered phrases. No clear actions, persons, or dates are discernible due to damaged text.
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