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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
8
In a testimonial Mrs Bourland of San Hales Texas describes a 923 year suffering from chronic catarrh. She reports persistent head burning coughing and mucus drainage with bowel disturbances. After trying multiple remedies she used Peruna and was cured within days confirming its effectiveness for her condition.
In Washington reports reveal former Secretary Leslie M Shaw preferred apples in his hotel room over dining with Abner in a restaurant. The anecdote notes Shaw’s habit of carrying fruit, his secretive dinners, and his reputation as a mystery figure of the Roosevelt era.
A defeated congress member recalls the turmoil after election night. He accuses rivals of not playing fair and mocks them with a quip about staying home. The remark highlights tensions and lingering disputes over the vote.
A fragmentary quotation contrasts a jealous pursuit for a daughter's hand with the idea of arresting someone for violating trade regulations. It blends political rhetoric from a figure likely named Coloridge, noting a clash between common sense and world wisdom in an unusual degree.
The article cites Rockefeller on opportunities and argues vast riches lie in by products and waste. It highlights turning sawdust into briquettes, straw into paper, and seaweed, iodine, and chemicals from waste into profitable ventures. It urges small investors to pursue by‑product factories in the United States and Canada, detailing potential gains and broad applications.
An assortment of old promotional items and writings include a seed and confection offer promising French bean coffee at one cent a pound, a La Crosse Wisconsin address, and a mix of social commentary on compulsory service, humorous classroom exchanges, and various quack cures and proverbs.
A testimonial from Mrs. Wit. Beals of St. Creston Iowa touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as relieving headaches irritability and nerve troubles. The ad claims thousands of unsolicited endorsements and invites readers to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for guidance at no charge.
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