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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1932
Page
13
Doctors warn fussiness and sleep difficulty in infants may stem from constipation. A gentle Castoria preparation, advertised as safe for young infants and older children, claims to relieve colic and restore restful sleep without harsh drugs. Keep a bottle on hand and look for the Genuine Cathorin name.
A scrambled OCR note describes a family moving into Adglborood with Jack and his dog making a call. The boy says he won’t strike up with a lady who uses bad language and warns not to let a dirty phrase spoil the clean porch, citing a harsh exchange during a porch visit.
A National Geographic Society map project documents George Washingtons travels from Georgia to Pennsylvania and beyond. It details long horseback trips, wartime duties, pay, lodging rates, and notable stops including New York Boston and Philadelphia, with references to Braddock's army and frontier surveying.
A Providence Journal item depicts an office clash over helping others with pipe cleaning. One worker, accused of excessively meddling, is pelted with a shower of pipes, a dictionary, and ink as tensions flare. The scene highlights friction between aid and annoyance in a crowded workspace.
A mother endorses California Fig Syrup as the safe cure for a child’s bowels. She cites long physician endorsement, a gentle effect, and rapid relief. The ad highlights “Cali fornis” labeling, widespread use, and a testimonial from Omaha. A U P dispatch notes Eden Garden tourism and warns travelers about guides.
A crude entry critiques a medical patent claim and a diner experience. The notice mentions a doctor’s prescription claiming strength for women without alcohol and notes a vendor selling it in tablet or liquid form. A separate, garbled line references an “Ancient Rome” remark and questions about arresting hucksters selling green goods.
An old fashioned ad extols Bayer Aspirin for headaches and pains, urging women to carry tablets for quick relief during shopping and theater outings. It includes stray anecdotes about a Boston attorney and a humorous Canadian witness tale, ending with a note on good temper brightening a day.
Assistant general Gallo Way quipped on a corporation’s reply to a charge, likening it to a tea room girl and her remark about stale cakes. The exchange illustrated his view that a poor answer reveals defiance, while a living example cited the eye as a heart’s barometer.
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