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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1904
Page
8
An advertisement touts Cuticura products including Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Pills. It claims to cleanse skin crusts and scales, allay itching, inflammation, and heal disfigurements from infancy to old age. The full set allegedly cures eczema rashes hair loss and humors when other remedies fail.
Mrs Danforth of St Joseph Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after prolapse of the womb and related pains. She describes improved strength after daily use for several months and urges others to seek free medical advice from Mrs Pinkham.
An excerpt discussing Western Canada’s climate soil and farming potential. It notes clay soil, frost behavior, cool summer nights, and rare violent storms. It cites official efforts to promote Western Canadian agriculture and includes a farmer near Moose Jaw praising land value growth and potential profits from investment.
A Sunday school piece analyzes John the Baptist as a moral contrast to Herod and Herodias, interpreting the gospel accounts and prophecies. It discusses moral trials, obedience, and the call to prepare the way of the Lord, with references to Matthew and Mark and questions on behavior and faithfulness.
Miss Amanda Johnson of Fairchild Wiss shares how Peruna relieved her eye and head catarrh after failed glasses. The ad touts Peruna as curing catarrh anywhere and improving mucous membranes, urging preventive use and offering Dr Hartman’s free advice.
Miss Flora Hauser of 1032 S New Jersey street Indianapolis reports severe catarrh since youth. After four weeks of Peruna she says her head and nose cleared, symptoms vanished, and her health improved, verifying Peruna’s effectiveness in her experience.
An advertisement style notice touts Peruna as a cure for chronic catarrh and related symptoms. Dr Hartman is credited with popularizing the remedy, claiming extensive use nationwide and widespread benefit among women and others suffering watery eyes, dry lips, and impaired health.
A fragment mentions naming a small Skye terrier Samson and a cream separator advertised as high efficiency. The Wonderful Cream Separator claims to finish in thirty minutes with under 1 percent butter fat loss and a price around 275 dollars. Readers are urged to request the John A Salter Beed Co catalogue with postage stamps.
Perennial Lady Lizzie Cletimer is described as glad to have a leap year while a soft-spoken Hetoize comments. The exchange, voiced by Madge, notes she has been jumping at every chant she ann for fifteen years.
An 19th century newspaper fragment markets Hall’s Catarrh Cure and promises rewards for cures. The ad labels Chenay & Co Toledo and Wholegate Druggists, with testimonials and a price per bottle. It includes injurious quotes and sensational lines typical of period ads.
An old advertisement claims a hay press can bale regular sized 18 by 48 inch bales with two boys producing three tons per day. It invites readers to mail to the John A Silver Seed Co in Cross, Wik, for a big catalogue detailing this hay press and a range of farm tools and seed varieties.
A reflective note contrasts cheerfulness with sadness as key to wellbeing, quoting an old phrase about happiness sustaining health and love of life. The fragment hints at pleasant attitudes countering discouragement. Names, dates, or places are not provided.
A collection of quirky lines and brief anecdotes from a 1801 era newspaper page. Jests about a woman’s stubbornness, a sage’s remark, a remark on Van Meter, and comic quips about medicines and family life. Includes a staged play cue and a child’s mischief in a domestic scene.
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