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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1931
Page
16
Lila Olden Days describes the agricultural district near Lava Hot Springs Idaho using 20 canvas covered wagons for winter school transport as buses could not reach remote areas. The wagons carried children to and from school reflecting pioneer mobility practices.
Hoff's Liniment offers a simple warm rub for back chest or cold symptoms. Apply briskly then saturate a cloth for quick blood flow and pain relief, with a refund if no relief in 30 minutes. Packaged by Goodrich Gamble Company, St. Paul, Minnesota.
A confused note asks how Ike Wyself and Funke Morey can improve in literature at Edltor-Ain, with a terse remark about delight and a loss ship. The fragment hints at mentoring or editorial support but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
An aged advertisement fragment touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female weakness. It claims long relief from abdominal pain and fatigue after eight years of illness, urging all women with feminine disorders to try the medicine. The clumsy copy mentions pharmacies and endorsements, with erroneous foreign references and a misdated Beullag town note.
An old advertisement claims Phillips' Milk of Magnesia relieves heartburn and indigestion in two minutes by neutralizing stomach acids. It promotes store availability in 25 and 50 cent bottles and touts medical endorsement. A stray text line references a joke about a guide. The content reflects vintage drug marketing with garbled unrelated note.
Fred Westin of Portland Oregon says Tan jab cured his stomach trouble after three years of indigestion nausea and dizziness. He claims it restored appetite proper digestion and weight gain with no minerals or herbs.
A debate over a $100,000 alleged gift to a U S senator triggers calls for inquiry by the lobby committee led by Senator Caraway. Senator Nye defends probe while others demand full investigation into bribery rumors affecting sugar tariff policy and federal appointments.
The article details high costs to launch a radio station from 5000 to 40000 dollars for transmitters up to 1000 watts. Annual studio rent ranges 15000 to 40000 dollars, with big stations investing 750000 to 1000000. Additional expenses include pickup gear 10000 to 15000, line charges 10000 to 12000 yearly, electricity about 15000, and other incidental costs around 15000 with early telephone fees at least 75.
The line suggests a paradox where the weaker sex is stronger to us while the stronger acts from weakness toward the weaker, implying a reversal of perceived power. No clear event or person is identified, leaving the remark as a reflective though abstract statement.
Popular Mechanics reports specially treated wood resists heat longer than steel in a recent test while maintaining wood’s interior exterior appeal. The article notes use as a fire safeguard in a New York Chrysler building project. Doctors still seek cancer links to tomatoes, while remedies for liver and bowels are advertised elsewhere.
An advertisement-style claim promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid. It alleges minerals restore bodily function and speed weight loss when mixed with hot water each morning. The copy emphasizes clearer skin, brighter eyes, and renewed energy as benefits.
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