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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
30
A study on habits of attention and thought urging youth to cultivate focus and heed parental advice. It contrasts prudent behavior with fault finding and warns that small daily habits shape future competence and leadership potential.
A fragmented reader note questions the target's ambition and behavior, alleging ridicule and personal criticism. The piece blends insults with broad advice urging self selection of what to reveal and keep private, attributed to a nameless syndicate.
Fragmented verses recount simple joys and ordinary things that outlast triumphs. The speaker laments faded power of former glories and cherishes small comforts, creatures of daily life, ordinary hugs, and a boyish heart, amid shifting memories and strain.
The piece argues that most people underuse mental potential, with age revealing how much could have been achieved. It urges constant, intelligent practice to develop abilities, noting many never tap their full capacity and that effort rather than gifts unlock hidden powers.
The readable text includes a recipe for coconut cake batter and prose musing on taste and poetry. It mentions eggs, sugar, vanilla, coconut, and carniukes with baking instructions, plus garbled reflections on enjoying poetry versus dislike of poetry.
A fragment discusses why the term gypsy arose from medieval misnaming of wandering people. It traces several etymologies from Gyptians to French terms and German misunderstandings, noting beliefs about origins in Egypt and the spread of the word through England and France.
A garbled OCR excerpt shows a partial recipe with flour water and egg whites described, alongside stray phrases about people and treats. The readable items include measures and ingredients like flour and egg whites, but many words are corrupted or missing, yielding a fragmented historical newspaper fragment.
Mrs Sadie Danes of Kansas City credits Tanlac with curing back pains headaches and nervous symptoms after three doses. The ad claims the remedy restored her health and energy allowing her to work and sing. Also a separate Dix egg timing joke appears in the clipping.
A vintage advertisement style item touts Plymouth Rock Gelatine for quick jelly desserts in various flavors, plus a compact thermometer, Outicura Soap and Guilenra Soap with Cutleura Trio products, and a quip about wise life guidance.
Druggists report many people suffer kidney trouble yet remain unaware. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is promoted as a mild healing preparation with proven success. An insurance examiner notes kidney disease causes many declines. the ad urges trying a sample by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co. and mentioning the paper.
Edward Everett Hale suggests Nolan should align daily life with his true self and strive for continual personal improvement. The author urges forward-looking effort and steady self development as a lifelong practice.
An old advertisement emphasizes Castoria as a trusted remedy for infants and children. It asserts Castoria’s signature in the USA for over forty years and urges caregivers to rely on Fletcher's Castoria, while reflecting on friendship and perseverance as guiding values.
An OCR fragment advertises Cho's Carholisalve as a quick remedy for burning itching and skin diseases claiming instant pain relief and healing without care. It urges contact via a druggist or The J Wy Cal Co for a package and includes stray text about marriage and forgetfulness.
An old advertisement touts “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” with warnings to insist on the Bayer name on packaging. It claims long safety history, lists uses for cold, headache, neuralgia and other pains, and notes common packaging options of twelve, twenty four, or one hundred tablets with modest prices.
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a spring and fall tonic for strength and endurance, with Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets praised for mild action. A testimonial from John McLain of Milwaukee endorses remedies from the Buffalo hospital. The copy notes liquid or tablet forms and hints at pricing and availability.
Testimonial excerpts from Cortland, Hamilton, St. Louis and Kansas City papers praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improving strength, easing childbirth concerns, and helping women bear children. Several women recount personal gains and thank the product, urging others to try it.
For over forty years Hall's Catarre Medicine has peer one successfully in the treatment of Data. It consists of an Olytment which Quickly Relieves by local application, and the Internal Medicine a Fonte which acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surface, thus reducing the inflammation. Sold by old druggists FB. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Description of a lunar eclipse explains how the Moon passes into Earth's shadow, the Sun's light is blocked, and the Moon becomes obscured as it moves through the umbra and penumbra of Earth's shadow.
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