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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1923

Page

4

Police Veteran Regains Health After Taoplac Cure

Greenville veteran officer Hatcher, 30 years on the force, credits Taoplac with restoring his health after long indigestion and constipation. He reports renewed appetite, weight gain of eight pounds, and restored energy, saying he is “just like a new man.” Taoplac is advertised as a nationwide remedy.

Hatcher Lucile Ava Greenville Taoplac Greenville Police Department Tantaé Tantae

Fragmented Bridge Quip Reflects Military Decorus Dilemma

An OCR reading shows a garbled bridge quip about where to pin decorations on a general’s breast. The fragment mentions “3Lo cover” and an image of home honors and safety rules, suggesting a clipped, humorous wartime note with unclear provenance.

Health is the Most Valuable Asset You Have

Newago Michigan man Chas E Backus recounts years of chest pains palpitations and stomach upset misdiagnosed as heart or nerves. After failing with doctors he credits Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery with his recovery after dosing through a trial of bottles. He urges others with similar symptoms to try the remedy and mentions purchasing at druggists or sending ten cents for a sample from Dr. Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel.

Newaga Mich Pierce Chase Dr. Pierce Invalids Buffalo N.Y

Coal Scuttle Confusion Over Chewing Gum

A brief, old fashioned child’s mispronunciation leads to a playful domestic moment. A mother questions a child’s tale of putting gum in the coal scuttle while the youngster apologizes and explains the gum is now elsewhere.

National Garden Week Campaign Planned for 1928

The General Federation of Women's Clubs and allied groups will sponsor National Garden Week from April 22 to 28 1928 to expand war garden gains into a broad movement. President Harding endorses the effort highlighting long term health education and community beautification through home and school gardens. The plan includes varied programs led by church groups schools and county agents with emphasis on transforming waste places into productive green spaces and fostering garden clubs and youth participation.

General Federation of Women's Clubs Harding Heras Thomas G. Winter General Federation White Home Washington Mrs. Winter John Dict Insot’ Sherman Department of Applied Education Sherman National War Garden Commission Charles, Lathrop Pack United States School Garden Army Bureau of Education National Garden Week Mundiy Senoor United States Baronu Educa- Hon Keinul Home Extension Service Department of Agriculture Tt Ia Artatores Homme Poliie

Eskimo dietary rites govern hunting season meals and taboos

An excerpt describes Eskimo food rules tied to seasons and hunting, detailing land and sea meat restrictions, ritual prohibitions, and the belief that breaking these rites brings the wrath of departed spirits. The passage includes stray quotes and reader commentary about a prior discovery.

Caribay Arctic

Doubly Dazzled In Odd City Car Incident

An officer observed a dramatic scene as a man staggered and posed with unusual poise before being led away. The event unfolded near a storefront with a puzzled onlookers and a later orderly return to duty.

Glern Howaver

Diamond Dyes promise easy home dyeing for fabrics

An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as safe and simple for dyeing skirts dresses sweaters and draperies. It claims guaranteed results without spots, runs or fading and instructs readers to tell their pharmacist the fabric type for wool silk cotton or blends.

New York Supreme Court Justice Laxzinsky and set of wives

Min Milward Laxzinsky, a New York Supreme Court Justice, reportedly believes three more wives had interest in a plan. Protests may lessen if business moves from home to a formal establishment, as discussed by Mrs. Laxinaky Raoyws who spoke about successes of interior decorating in New York City.

Min Milward Laxzinsky New York

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