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Newspaper

Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1918

Page

10

Woman credits Lydia Pinkham remedy with avoiding operation

In River Falls Wisconsin Mrs A W Bryzen says Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her from surgery after organ troubles left her unable to work. Doctors in Eau Claire urged operation, but the remedy cured her. she urges others with inflammation ulcers displacements backache nervousness and similar symptoms to try it and write for advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.

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Little Girl Tales About Bad Words in Grocery Row

A Memphis News item describes Miriam Field asked by her mother to avoid bad words after overhearing a grocer complain about food laws. The girl recalls the phrase “Long Bay” she heard and is urged to learn exactly what was said without repeating the swear words.

Miriam Field Howe Mater Iternitears

Freckles fade with double strength treatment advised

An old advertisement promotes a double strength Othtar product to remove freckles quickly and completely. It claims users will see blemishes disappear after nightly and morning applications, and warns the gold price of 164 14 may be refunded if ineffective. The text also includes a short anecdote from Lurper's Magazine about honesty in business and a bank president's son.

New York West Lurper

Fragmented Dessert Table Exchange In Colonial Dialogue

Loet contemplates returning home or staying with sister in Mocheon after a night at her neighbor’s house. A kitchen scene erupts with a whippercoly, a phone call, and a quip about dessert choices stewed prunes vs ice cream. The humorous exchanges reveal domestic tension and appetite debates amid worn proverbs.

Mocheon Annie

Cottage Cheese as a Profit Food from Skim Milk

The article argues skim milk can produce cottage cheese cheaply, comparing protein and energy yields to meats. It notes a yield of 15 pounds or more of cottage cheese per 100 pounds of skim milk, potential cash markets, and cost ranges from 10 to 10 cents per hundred pounds of skim milk, suggesting creameries can profit by selling skim milk for cheese.

Mente Duo Cremeryman

Feeding scraps to the chickens from kitchen waste

The article advises converting kitchen scraps into poultry feed, noting safe preparation methods and the best types of leftovers. It describes using preserved scraps, including bread, cake, meat, vegetables, and fruit peels, and storing them in a one gallon jar for daily use. It warns against improper waste and stresses moderation and proper mixing with meals.

Department of Agriculture

Ground feed mixing instructions for quantity based on scraps

The guidance advises turning feed into two suitable sizes and blending ground feeds with scraps using a strong iron spoon or wooden stick. The mix quantity and feed types depend on the water amount and which article dominates the scraps.

Homing Pigeons Cost Less Than Any Other Soldiers

A New York Herald note claims homing pigeons cost less than any other U S soldiers. One pigeon won a prize at Madison Square Garden, originally owned by Maj. Frank J. Griffin, who sold it to the government for five cents. The bird reportedly carried a crucial message to call in reinforcements on the western front, saving a battalion.

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Hymn to the Night in a Dreamlike Verse Fragment

Fragmentary poetic lines evoke night as a calm, caressing force. Imagery of marble halls sable skirts and celestial power frames a meditation on peace and dwelling within the night. The speaker seeks release from care, invoking Orestes and a sacred, perpetual night.

Prevent Fire Losses Across Farm Districts

Millions of dollars in cultural wealth are lost to fires on U S farms yearly. Even with insurance, the drain on national resources remains large and largely preventable. Individual farm prevention, though simple, is crucial. farmers should inspect buildings, eliminate ignition risks, and adopt cost effective protections. Insurance premiums would drop as fires decline, especially in mutual companies owned by policyholders.

United States Aye Jesus Ehepld Veetar

Fragmented historical notes on fashion and industry

A garbled fiche describes various topics including an automatic cloak mechanism, a Japan related courting remark, a vast land figure of 1,000,000 acres, chromelia oil restoring color to hues, Spain’s mineral mines under-recording, and new hosiery designed to snugly fit feet and ankles.

Japan Spain

Women at Work Surpass Men in Employment Figures

Revisions show 1,426,000 women employed versus 1,413,000 men, with a 1423,900 rise since 1914. Industry added 830,000 women, government service 224,000, and industrial plus government roles absorbed 400,000 women from domestic work and dressmaking. The data reflect shifts across sectors and time.

Leshoven Busreau of Labor

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