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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1928
Page
8
Mrs. J Chloe of Schoolfield Virginia reports taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for years of illness. After five bottles she feele better and now can do housework, sow, feed chickens, milk the cow, and tend pigs, proclaiming the remedy helped her greatly.
The advertisement extols Fletcher's Castoria as a pure vegetable remedy for infantile colic constipation and diarrhea claiming it soothes many minor pains and helps infants sleep. It notes doctors sometimes recommend Castoria and contrasts it with other preparations while urging use at first signs of distress.
March lesson centers on Mark 6 31 44 Jesus compassion for the crowd and miracle of feeding the five thousand. Disciples propose sending the people away while Jesus teaches then blesses two fish and five loaves, distributing to all as the crowd sits in groups.
A fragmentary quote images a call for loyal obedience and holiness. The text invokes devotion and reverence, contrasting obedience with gold, and mentions a speaker identified as W. L. Watkinson. The passage reads like a religious exhortation on spiritual discipline and welcome of divine law.
A Genoa era note underscores a brother's duty to others over personal pleasures, urging steadfast care for a perilous kinship in a moral reflection from the Christian Observer.
A long essayic column by Ed Howe reflects on communism, ethics, and human behavior. It critiques Leninist and Marxist ideas, mocks reformers, and muses on personal restraint, gossip, and social conduct with satirical anecdotes and sharp witticisms. The piece blends political opinion with observations from daily life and manners.
A young negro picked up near Cape Hatteras after adrift in a small launch delivers a brief sermon on the favorite text Faith without works. He says he spent the time praying and pumping as he passed the ordeal. The report cites the New York Post.
A note suggests practical pest control for a nuisance mouse problem. It mentions sprinkling pepper near holes and using gum or similar substances as deterrents to keep mice away from living spaces.
Boston Post quotes a witty exchange about birthdays and convenience amid a Pierre scene. The note humorously links kindness to beauty and value, as a quip about silk and diamonds tightens the column’s social tone.
Cols can be treated by applying electric heat to the inflamed interior of the nose. Electric current is sent between fetal plates at each side of the nose, so that the finer membranes of the nose receive most of the heat. Several remarkable successes have been reported after a few minutes of this treatment. The go-getter must also be an expert "sizer up."
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