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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1923
Page
14
Greenville police veteran Hatcher, a 30 year officer, credits Tanlac for restoring appetite, energy, and sleep after 15 years of indigestion and constipation. He reports gaining eight pounds and returning to normal meals with no aftereffects. Advertised by Tanlac sellers.
Readable scraps show a bridge related quip about honor and safe cover rules. The text mentions generals and decor, with a stray phrase about a safe rule and an honor. The fragmentary OCR omits clear narrative or outcome.
Newage Michigan man recounts long battle with dizziness palpitation and stomach pain. Tried many doctors and medicines without relief until using Dr Pierce s Medical Discovery and his health improved after two bottles and continued treatment at Heber He or? backus druggists sample pack referenced.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a curious dialogue between a mother and child about a wag and a garden scene. Names and places are unreadable, leaving unclear who is speaking or what event unfolds. The readable portion suggests a domestic moment and a puzzled reaction from a mother figure.
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs with 2,500,000 members organizes National Garden Week April 2 to 28. President Harding endorses gardening beyond food, urging Americans to build peace gardens on war garden experience. The program features church, school and community events guiding planning, soil, seeds, tools, tree planting, and exhibits. Mrs. John Det. ingoh Sherman chairs the initiative.
The text describes strict dietary rules for the Rakimo or Eskimo groups, detailing meat restrictions by season and location. It notes that caribou and seal meat are alternately consumed under ritual guidelines, prohibits eating certain meats on water or land, forbids eating meat under trees, and requires avoidance of cooking certain foods. Violating these taboos is said to anger departed spirits.
A garbled account describes a tense scene near an ear glove incident, mentioning a driver, a narrow escape, and police questions about an arrest. Names and places are unclear, but a chaotic confrontation and ensuing confusion are implied, with witnesses sounding alarms.
An old advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a universal home dyeing solution. It claims flawless results for wool, silk, linen, and mixed fabrics, promising no streaks or runs and offering guidance on fabric type selection.
Mrs Bernard Laxanaky advocates for wives in the New York Supreme Court context. The piece mentions domestic roles, business involvement, and social expectations. It notes the proprietor of an interior lighting establishment in New York City and references the Apontes.
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