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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1924
Page
14
Emelie Haberkorn of 2251 Gravois Ave, St. Louis, reports four bottles of Peruna relieved two years of internal catarrh and stomach troubles. She credits the remedy with restoring her health and urges insisting on genuine Peruna. Dr Hartman’s tonic is described as a standby in American homes for coughs colds and catarrh.
The ad notes that many suffer kidney trouble without knowing it and credits Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root with healing influence. It cites an insurance examiner noting many insurance refusals due to undetected kidney issues. The product is sold in drug stores, with a 10 cent sample offer by sending to Dr Kilmer & Co. and mentioning the paper.
A compact aphorism extols self mastery as the highest form of control. It emphasizes inner discipline, restraint, and personal growth as enduring achievements beyond external success.
A McClure Newspaper Syndicate essay urges the coming generation to assume parental duties as the elderly step back. It contrasts aging parents with youths prepared to carry forward responsibilities in a changing world, noting persistent seasons, reminds of Cupid and work, and praises character forged in childhood and drill.
A reflective poem notes luck and nature as blessings appear unexpectedly. It depicts lilies and cowslips along a rough road, suggesting divine sowing of grace in everyday moments and hours, anywhere and anytime.
A nostalgic cook book snippet provides Grandmother’s Cookies with butter sugar sour cream molasses cinnamon allspice nutmeg and soda flour dough rolled to a third inch thick cut into five inch shapes and baked carefully. It then tabs Rhode Island Chowder instructing to simmer salt pork with onion in water for ten minutes.
A 1924 Western Unionenk piece details Belgian Hash made from parboiled potatoes and reserved clam liquor with minced clams, tomato, milk and butter, served with crackers. It also describes cooking pigs feet with a vinegar prune currant sauce, sugar, salt, pepper and nutmeg, yielding a sweet meat dish.
The piece notes how Kipling and Burne Jones popularized vampire language, with vamp becoming a cultural term beyond legends. It contrasts vampires in folklore with real bats and cites Bram Stoker's Dracula as an influence, while wondering how long the vogue for the vampire woman will endure.
A satirical essay critiques romance and marriage myths, arguing life’s joys are temporary loans at high cost. It humorously contrasts male and female behavior, noting promiscuity, social pressures, and the idea of an idealized life partner. The piece attributes views to Helen Rowland’s style and tone.
A garbled sentence asserts that forests cover a third of Czechoslovakia and half the forest area, but the claim reads as a jumbled, nonsensical fragment lacking verifiable structure or clear meaning.
An article reports a newly invented wire that can be made invisible and is expected to enter practical use for bell wiring. The innovation could conceal wiring while maintaining function, marking a technological advance in concealed installations.
A fragmented newspaper line item presents a romance themed snippet with questions about masked balls and aging relationships. It mentions the phrase not all and contrasts beauty at a ball with mindful age disclosure. The text includes names Mabel Mariel and a moral line about prayer and prosperity.
The remark suggests that many false beliefs endure because they are attacked or opposed. It frames persecution as a catalyst that strengthens or preserves erroneous principles, reflecting a cynical view of human thinking.
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