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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
20
A fragmentary reflective piece discusses a thinker consulting a mirror and mentions analysts, a homely bald man, and a theatrical age. The oblique voice hints at self perception and public scrutiny, framing contemplation as a shared social ritual in a dated era.
Catarrh is described as a Juco disease worsened by constitutional conditions requiring constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as internally taken and acting through the blood to mucous surfaces, claimed to destroy the disease's foundation and boost strength. Sold by druggists and chemists, F. E. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
A fragment notes a surgeon who operated on himself with intent to reassure others, yet risks encouraging imitation. The text reads as a stray quotation or script fragment lacking concrete details, names, dates, or places to verify a full news item.
The Boston Transcript notes humorously that even a poet can pay rent for such an otherworldly dream house. The playful line suggests affordability or aspirational housing in a city setting, reflecting urban life and literary whimsy.
A humorous note depicts Dud Tunkings lamenting the difficulty of a man resisting joining many societies. He reflects on balancing multiple affiliations and the pressure to engage with both sides of social quests and meetings.
The item urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria, the well known infant remedy used for over eighty years. It emphasizes a signature and a long history, recalling a grandmother and a father figure in a child’s life as part of the brand’s nostalgic appeal.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled quotes and partial names like Balt Knileker Utes and Ves. The snippet hints at a cryptic exchange about truth and fishing but lacks coherent events or identifiable persons, places, or organizations to summarize into a full news item.
A USDA prepared piece advises that incubator size should match needs and that a special cellar or incubator house benefits extensive setups. It argues larger machines can be more economical per egg, notes regional satisfaction as guidance, and discusses care time, machine pairing, and placement in residences.
The text emphasizes well ventilated incubator spaces above ground level to prevent temperature swings. Doubled walls and substantial insulation are advised for above ground builds. Cellars or cellaries often used, but above ground is common. Large rooms allow staff to work around machines with effective venting and window shading to keep dust and drafts controlled. Cement floors are preferred for cleanliness.
USDA specialists report 25 of 27 bird species studied eat grasshoppers with lark sparrows meadow larks Franklin gulls Arkansas kingbird crow blackbird and common kingbird most effective. Farmers should form a defensive alliance with birds to protect crops as poisoning harms few birds but kills more pests.
A schoolroom friendly seed testing activity uses seed germination and impurity checks to connect classroom work with home gardens. With minimal equipment, students examine seeds under a magnifier, using blotting paper and two plates to assess germination rates and purity, as outlined in Farm Bulletin 423 from the United States Department of Agriculture.
The text notes duck prices from July to September remain steady with best prices in May and a gradual decline from now until July, then a recovery. It emphasizes green ducks as young market stock and reflects trade terminology from the period.
Salt use in cowpea hay making is advised by many successful growers. It improves palatability and may prevent fermentation in cured hay. Typical application is about eight quarts per ton of hay, depending on conditions.
James J. Beasley of Rochester testifies Tanlac relieved ten years of dyspepsia and indigestion. He describes sour stomach bloating nausea and nervous strain, noting renewed strength and energy after using the medicine. He endorses Tanlac and says druggists everywhere supply it.
Begin taking 8.8.8 today to conquer rheumatism and remove germs from the blood. The ad promises expert medical advice from a Chief Medical Director in Atlanta, and offers a free history review. It also includes stray notes about poets and cats unrelated to the health claim.
The text notes Freckles concerning a drug product and its guarantees, then shifts to news that women have been admitted as Associates of the Royal Victoria Institute of Architects and the Sydney Institute of Architects. It also mentions Sydney University's new architecture department attracting many female students and ends with a remark about an artist who can draw earning a salary.
Balder asks Calder for a place to stay after returning from his honeymoon. Calder agrees reluctantly noting they are the people who rented his apartment over their heads and must accommodate them for a couple of nights.
A Kansas City Star feature questions why an American soldier, amid parade decorum, lowers his gaze before honoring a French officer in a ceremonial context. The piece explores etiquette, allegiance, and ritual in wartime display.
The ad claims Batonic stops heartburn and nervous spells by removing excess acid and gases to restore natural digestion. It promises relief after meals, a small cost per box, and a druggist guarantee.
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