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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1932
Page
9
An odd fragment notes immediate relief from chest colds using red pepper heat. A terse line hints at a marriage and a schedule clash, with a person eager to depart this afternoon to wed while another insists on waiting until Saturday as she heads out for the weekend.
An advertising claim promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat reduction cure. It urges starting with a half teaspoonful in hot water each morning, promising fat loss, increased energy, and youthful feelings within four weeks. It notes price and availability through druggists and guarantees a money-back offer if not convinced.
A cautious individual questions the origin of Brila and delays replying, reflecting uncertainty about information or provenance and prompting further inquiry before a response.
In a Paris clinic a scientist’s dangerous hair formula alters a woman’s pigmentation turning her almost green and aging her, prompting drastic steps. Doctor Schaffner and Professor Wentzel race to salvage the situation as a dramatic intervention unfolds with white wigs and a dangerous cure yet to be resolved.
The New York Sun reports wide social changes in West Africa with declines in cannibalism and slavery, secret societies waning, tribals waning, and murder frequency lower than in the United States. Education and dressmaking rise as Sabbath observance spreads, and Sunday school attendance near four thousand.
The Galapagos Islands belong to the Republic of Ecuador. The Colon archipelago comprises about 15 larger islands and around 40 smaller ones, located roughly 580 miles west of Ecuador, with a total area near 3,050 square miles.
A fragmented reminiscence traces Miss Williams, modeled by Morgan and Willams for a 1876 Philadelphia mint design of the goddess of liberty, plus the famed song Sweet Adeline and its creator Gerard. It recalls Etienne Eakins, Thomas Imkins, and the Greenwich Village writing of the tune, amid love rumors and public fame.
A French sculptor Nodle originally planned a female statue The Thinker to accompany his work Radin's Masterpiece TN Door of Hall now set up in Paris contrary to the artist's original idea. Washington Star reports the installation and its deviation from the intended pairing.
Indy S126 sent her manuscript to Doctor Johnson asking for his opinion and noting she had several other works. Johnson replied to Lin to place it with the other trons in thy dre, a line reprinted by the Montreal Star.
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