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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
13
In a brief odd exchange at Leas, Cy Muane-T asks about how many servants are kept, while Suburbanite replies with a rough figure of about one out of twelve. The dialogue reflects social expectations and household management themes.
A Chachanath authority promotes Freezone as a simple method to remove corns by applying a few drops. The product claims fast drying, no irritation, and painless removal with minimal risk of infection, available at drugstores or via wholesalers.
An investment pitch describes limited stock at 10 cents per share with par 1.60 fully paid and non-assessable to fund an Ol field venture. It promises high Oklahoma yield, near-producing wells, and potential car purchase gains. Payment terms include half cash now and balance in 40 days with bank references and the option to defer.
The kidneys and the skin work together to keep the body healthy and blood free of toxins. Sweat weekly through hard work or a bath, and flush the kidneys by drinking plenty of water with meals and between meals. Consider Anuric double strength from the drug store to aid flushing and dissolve uric acid.
A fragmentary quotation features Noah predicting a terrible deluge. The response notes they are lucky to have a clean ocean ahead and no submarines in it, reflecting a surreal exchange about impending disaster.
Physicians now concede kidneys need more attention as they filter blood and remove poisons. Poor habits and heavy meals stress kidneys, signaling trouble with back pain, bladder issues, sediment, sallow skin, rheumatism, or heart rhythms. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root advertised as the cure, with sample offer by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
A Life magazine item notes a capable couple who plan a home together. He funds the furnishing with tobacco coupons while she decorates using botage prixes, illustrating unconventional means of building a home.
An advertisement touts a double strength OTC ointment to remove freckles. It claims one ounce clears most freckles and guarantees a clear complexion if used as directed, noting a money-back offer if results are not achieved.
A Sioux City reader quotes a woman endorsing a statement while describing kidney pain and relief after taking Annurie Tablets. The note praises Annurie as the best kidney medicine. It also advertises Pleasant Pellets a laxative made from May-apple juice aloes jalap root.
In a mixed excerpt, a dramatic wartime scene follows D'Artigny and companions after a skirmish. Papers found on a dying foe hint at legal intrigue in New France, while the fort scene shifts to peaceful river valley life as exiles depart for Quebec. A lighter, later tale imagines a grand hotel Cat Show with aristocratic felines and a kitchen-cat backstory.
A young husband asks if the truth will be bearable and the bride vows honesty. She warns her love will not be harmed, while he pleads to avoid heartbreak as he admits fatigue with angel food and asks for Liver and onions tonight.
A succinct artistic reflection notes that true thought and action seal beauty on a person and face, echoing Ruskin's classic emphasis on character shaping appearance and virtue aligning with outer beauty.
A columnist urges readers to shed staged expressions and adopt natural, human poise in daily life. The piece argues authenticity builds trust and comfort in social settings, contrasting with forced grins and stiff postures.
A new war craft combines a motorcycle with an airplane via a platform between the planes carrying the motorcycle to increase range and mobility. It aids land travel when fuel or engine fail. Historical note suggests desert rescue could be hours instead of days. The piece also includes a humorous exchange about exercise and patriotic songs.
An old promotional notice touts Green's August Flower as a remedy for biliousness and indigestion. It claims gentle stomach cleansing, mood uplift, and prevention benefits, urging readers to keep a bottle for early symptoms and noting 25 and 75 cent bottle sizes sold by druggists worldwide.
A fashion for the era prompts talk of a breach of promise suit. The large check inside the garment becomes a symbol of the legal claim and shifting social expectations.
A life insurance official cites statistics claiming 100000 Americans die each year from kidney diseases, with about 60000 deaths preventable if early screening occurs. The ad-style piece touts Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy as a preventative treatment and long-standing sale, urging readers to consider kidney health and try a free sample.
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