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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
2
An older woman recounts avoiding an operation after doctors urged it for female troubles. She credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with easing her condition and urges others to consider the remedy before surgery. She invites readers to write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.
A family interview reveals a father, mother, and several children in sports and professions. The wife teaches, one daughter practices intensely, the youngest daughter trains, and the son becomes a lawyer while another pursues medicine. The speaker emphasizes daily effort toward perfection.
An ad promises relief from rheumatism pain and stiffness by rubbing, claiming it can free sufferers from aching muscles and bones without suffering. The copy stresses immediate action and urges readers not to endure discomfort.
In a Cape Cod journey lawyer Atwood Graves meets Captain Husha Warren and informs him that his brother has died naming him guardian of two wards, Caroline and Stephen. Warren travels to New York, accepts the trust, and becomes entangled with Graves associates and the Warrens. The captain aids a servant’s injured father, confronts a shady deal, and plans a birthday for Caroline as tensions rise with the wards.
Captain Wilsha admits worry as niece Caroline and Stevie fail to arrive for dinner at the boarding house. Pearson arrives unexpectedly to offer congratulations to Miss Warren and ease the tension. The captain fears something is keeping them, and they eventually decide to eat alone despite the unease.
Babson and his friend pretend to eat to please Caroline while Captain Elisha jokes about the birthday cake. The scene features a lukewarm soap and a rueful moment as the captain pauses with his spoon midair, reacting to the birthday setting and the ongoing event.
In a strained parlor scene, Caroline Warren and her brother react to Jim Pearson’s visit and alleged trouble with their father. Captain Elisha struggles to keep Pearson from leaving as Stephien vows to confront the guest. Accusations, pride, and guarded motives escalate the house’s frayed emotions.
In a tense drawing room scene Captain Elisha Warren demands calm as Caroline Warren presides over a heated clash. Jim Pearson arrives with an apology and a defense of truth while past deceptions surface, and Caroline rebukes Warren for alleged deceit stirring a family rift.
An old advertisement promotes Pape's Diapepsin as the purest quickest stomach reliever. It claims instant relief from indigestion gas acidity and stomach distress after meals and mentions low cost at drug stores.
Mrs Juggins bought a chapeau and paid dearly. She confronted Mrs Belfrey upon spotting a replica. The milliner Mme Feathers explains the Belfrey hat resembled hers but not for the same place of worship.
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble and may not recognize it as such. The ad claims Swamp Root improves kidney, liver, and bladder health, offering a sample bottle for ten cents and noting drugstore availability of larger sizes. Also mentions naturalists' claim about serpents living months without food.
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