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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
9
A Detroit reader recalls severe nervous breakdowns and a fear of acting on thoughts. After taking Pinkham's Vegetable Compound recommended for expectant and postpartum women, she reports strength and the ability to bear three more children, praising the product's effect on the reproductive system.
A fragment sketches an old style exchange where the optimist and pessimist respond to a cold morning. The optimistic line ends with a hopeful remark while the pessimist retreats, counting hours before rising again. The text is incomplete and quirky.
A Buffalo physician, Dr. Pierce of Buffalo, becomes noted for studying Nature’s remedies and Indian methods. He devised a remedy for women’s weaknesses, leading to Dr. Pierce’s Great Prescription’s enduring demand while other cures fade. His high standing and honesty as a citizen are emphasized.
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion on wealth and fortune, noting a beggar’s patience and a figure named Jeremy Taylor, with references to dogs and fortune. The readable portion hints at moral or philosophical tiny ifs about riches and want in a historical style.
Congress debates a national archives building in Washington to house vital records. A $2.5 million East 88 project faces fireproofing, funding tradeoffs, and conflict over pension office stacks and treasury documents scattered across federal buildings. Strong support cites fires and loss of heritage while opponents warn on budget impact.
A young woman strolling with a seemingly respectable gentleman passes dim lit house windows along a country road. She urges peering inside while he cautions against it, culminating in a forced walk toward a house of mystery as alarms rise about unseen occupants.
The text offers no coherent counts or events. It mentions Audubon and Wilson calculations with erroneous phrases and impossible totals, referencing pigeons and large totals without a readable context or dates.
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