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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
8
Mrs Elizabeth Reeves of 879 School Street De Moines credits Tanine with curing her rheumatism after years of suffering. She claims a short course made her healthy again and urges readers to ask their pharmacist or wholesaler to obtain Tanine in Iowa.
Local ad for Mother Gray’s Sweet Powder for children claims quick relief from nervous and digestive issues. Product marketed as safe for kids and sold by Muthier Gray Co. at La Roy New York with sample price 25 cents.
United States Department of Agriculture notes clean fresh water is vital for flocks and water supply should be renewed regularly. It compares open vessels and closed fountains, noting dirt buildup in open bowls and tougher cleaning of fountains, with tips to keep vessels clean and free of dust and litter.
The passage notes wide variation among Barred Rocks, Reds, and Wyandottes, all labeled pure Plymouth varieties. It questions breeders’ knowledge of breed type beyond show aims, and observes three paths used to alter a breed’s body to fit a variety, with changes accumulating quickly.
The mile should be gallant and share his mens with hens yet not be overly generous or he will be uncharfed and nervous, failing as a breeder. Excessive gluttony harms fertility as hens starve. Study the nature of every male bird to ensure balance and success.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers to save pullets and young hens this winter. They expect a reduced egg supply next spring and summer as many farmers start poultry, to release beef and pork for the war. Saving producing fowls is advised so stock will be available in early spring.
A geography minded man teases a friend by listing distant partners and trades. He claims dealings with The Aukite of Atries for ivory, Ben Gel for rice, Bil Bon for fents from Spain, and others like Agonin Sun OThracia and Frank Onion. The group laughs at the idea of staying on good terms with distant friends.
An old advertisement asserts catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy that purifies blood. It lists P J Chegoy & Co of Toledo as the makers and offers testimonials on request.
Advertisement style prose touts cheerful disposition and warns against gloom. Claims Cutleura Soap bath gives instant relief for baby rashes when followed by Cutleura Oleention. Provides mail order address Cutleura Dept X Boston and pricing 25 and 50 cents.
A quip from the Hausten Post contrasts the old time girl lamenting I have nothing to wear with the modern girl claiming the same while claiming she is ready to die. It satirizes changing fashion woes and self assurance across eras.
Fragmentary line suggests health advice about constipation and belief in weather and fate. Mentions Garfield and Ady with dubious wording. No clear event or person timeline, but shows old style proverb-like sentiment and references to a prophet.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dialogue about wealth and happiness with mentions of a dollar, a Boston transcript, and a friend asking about a happy countenance. The readable content suggests a conversation reflectively contrasting wealth with worry, but the fragment provides no clear event, person, or context to anchor a fuller summary.
A standout sportsperson remains determined to turn failures into fuel. He embraces challenges, training to prove resilience and earn recognition. Fans watch for future performances as he charts a comeback path.
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