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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1931
Page
13
In winter the district uses large canvas-covered wagons to transport children to and from school when buses cannot enter snowbound areas near Layo Lot Springs Idlalio. The setup resembles historic western wagon travel.
An old advice notice promotes Hoff's Liniment as a safer effective alternative for rheumatic or muscular pain. It instructs rubbing with the liniment then applying a cloth to the painful area for quick warming relief. The eight ounce bottle costs 60 cents with money-back refund if no relief in 80 minutes.
A fragmented note explores young writers seeking means to earn money in literature. The editor mentions a potential idea and urges keeping a steady course as a path forward. The language reflects uncertain dialogue and a playful tone about literary ambitions.
An advertisement from Wjistside Nebraska touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for female weaknesses. A testimonial from Mrs. John E. Leake claims eight years of suffering ended after using the medicine. The piece urges other women with feminine disorders to try the Prescription. It also references clinic addresses and a note about the Deby of Reading founded in 187? by Thamns and Irelard.
An old newspaper blurb promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a fast, pleasant antacid for indigestion and heartburn. It claims relief in five minutes and urges readers to buy the product in 25 or 50 cent bottles, noting doctors’ approval. The page also contains assorted miscellaneous text and a joking aside about a misinterpreted joke.
A Portland Oregon testimonial claims Tanlac cured years of stomach trouble and weight loss, restoring health and appetite. The ad touts digestion improvement, reduced nausea, dizziness, and return to normal strength, urging readers to try the remedy with a money back guarantee.
Congress grapples with a US sugar trade lobbying allegation as Senator Nye, Carmack, and Davis push inquiries. Senate action includes Webb committee probes, vetting witnesses, and potential constitutional changes tied to presidential terms and a shift in inauguration. Guns and politics mix with budget veto risks and nepotism alarms in multiple states.
The piece breaks down start up and operating costs for a radio station. Installations for up to 1,000 watts run from 5000 to 40000 dollars. Studio and office rent about 15000 to 34000 dollars. A big station may cost 750000 to 1000000 dollars with pickup gear 10000 to 15000. Line charges 10000 to 12000 annually. Electricity about 15000 yearly plus other incidental costs around 16000 and microphones at least 75 dollars.
Fragmentary historically styled line discusses power dynamics, arguing the weaker is stronger only due to the weakness of the stronger, framing a paradox of strength and vulnerability. The text emphasizes inverse cause between weakness and strength.
A specially treated wood made with fir chemicals reportedly resists heat better than other fireproof materials while keeping desirable wood qualities. Tests showed a treated wooden door enduring intense fire longer than steel, and the material is used as a fire safeguard in a New York tower.
Fraudulent weight loss ad claims Kruschen Salts purge fat by flushing minerals from body. It promises rapid fat loss in weeks, improves energy and skin, and guarantees money back if no health improvement.
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