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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1932
Page
16
Doctors warn restless babies may suffer from constipation and discomfort. Castoria marketed as a gentle vegetable remedy promises to ease accumulated waste, relieve ensic symptoms, and restore restful sleep for infants and older children alike. Genuine Castoria reportedly carries the product name on the bottle.
A new family moved in and Jack with his dog visited. The narrator returns home offended by a neighbor using obscene language and telling others not to step on her porch, expressing strong disapproval of her behavior.
A National Geographic study compiles George Washingtons journeys, tracing extensive overland routes from Virginia to New York and New Orleans era sites. It details his surveying trips, horse mileage, and pay, noting how diaries and courthouse records helped map his travels.
A Providence Journal excerpt describes a desk scene where a meticulous helper, Tle, irritates colleagues by offering unsolicited advice while another man, Birnggiing, battles a briar. A pipe cleaner misadventure escalates as the desk erupts with items flying amid the chaotic attempt to assist.
John s Mother praises Doctor in a persuasive ad for California Fig Syrup. The message claims the remedy has deep physician endorsement for stomach and bowels in children, noting benefits like gentleness, tone, and vitality, with testimonials from Mrs. Joseph W. Hill of Omaha and a boy named John. It urges insistence on the genuine article and notes over four million bottles used in nine years.
A historical ad claims DS Pierce's Favorite Prescription makes weak women strong with no alcohol, sold by druggists in tablet or liquid form. A wry diner remark notes today’s diet makes one homesick while a joke about Ancient Rome hints at global tensions. The piece also questions why hucksters escape arrest for disposing of green goods.
The article recalls Bayer Aspirin as handy for headaches and pains, promoting discreet use at shopping, theater, or evenings. It also mentions a Boston case where attorney Daniel Dempsey questions a French Canadian witness about his first name, revealing a twin-surnamed confusion, followed by a light dialogue on youth and temperament.
Assistant Attorney General Gallo described a corporation's reply to a charge as defiant and compared it to a tea-room girl remark about stone cakes. He dismissed the analogy and warned that such an answer reveals insincerity, urging scrutiny of the substance behind formal statements.
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