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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
8
An old health advisory claims skin and intestines rely on kidneys to purge toxins. It promotes buying Anuric and a specific remedy, advising hot water and tablets before meals, asserting quick, dramatic health improvements.
A testimonial from Mrs A Le King of Pierce Street endorses Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a tonic for postpartum weakness nerves and back pain. The herbal remedy is sold as tablets or a tonic without alcohol, with ingredients printed on the label. Order by mail if not available locally, $1 for the tablet package or 50 cents for a smaller size.
Fragmented OCR text describes Pupley negotiating poultry with a grocer while a clumsy tale unspools about George Victor Hugo, grandson of Victor Hugo. It mentions his censorship role, army service, and awards after a year in Champagne, noting absence of major commands and a modest military cache.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a Mulligan theme with names like Mullisan, Melped, and Car k lay. The unclear lines reference a date or event tied to a Friday but provide no concrete details, leaving the actual subject and participants unresolved.
Fragmentary text shows a patient asking if a person is ill, with garbled telephone service terms and unclear context. The readable parts indicate health concern wording but lack concrete facts or names to specify.
Adele and DArtigny arrive at Fort St Louis where De Tonty and M. Cassion confront the mystery of Hugo Chevet’s death. Cassion accuses the foreigner Cassion’s ally while M. de la Durantaye and a dragoon guard escort the trio through a torchlit wilderness to safety and possible arrest.
In De Baugis quarters Cas sion and De Bougis press charges while De Tonty resists, defending D Artigas as an officer under La Salle and demanding fair trial. De Baugis asserts authority, insisting the lad is protected and under military judgment within the palisades. TO BE CONTINUEDY
Daddy narrates the Snake family waking from winter sleep and eagerly awaiting new skins each spring. Mrs Wiggle and Mr Wiggle discuss spring clothes, meals, and the delight of changing skins, while the little Snakes imagine two weeks of blindness as their new suits grow.
A quip contrasts a soldier who faces the powder with a fashionable girl who powders her own face, playing on wordplay about makeup and battle prep.
A persuasive pitch extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a proven remedy for women’s ailments. The ad asserts many women have suffered no relief until trying the tonic and urges others to give it a trial.
A fragment reflecting on Louis as the sole boy in a family and kin, quoting a child’s prayer with a humorous moment. Also, Saint Nihal Singh in the Southern Workman notes Indian rulers as capable administrators devoted to reform and public welfare.
A Harvard Lampoon humor line plays on a gun misfire, with the question Is this gun working now and the answer No, sir Its discharged reflecting a pun on discharge and firing.
In a brief domestic aside the caller asks if his wife is home and a maid seeks the caller’s identity. A wry proverb concludes that a creditor cares more about health and prospects than a debtor, offering a wry social observation.
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