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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
16
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A Cleveland or Cincinnati style ad claims corns lift out with the fingers when a few drops of Freezone are applied. The ether compound supposedly dries the skin and removes corn or callus without pain, sores, or infection risk. The ad notes a small bottle of Freezone costs one cent and promises immediate relief and easy removal.
A garbled Oklahoma oil stock solicitation urges immediate investment with bold claims of producing wells and high returns. It touts various companies, stock at par value, and payment terms, ending with contact names and vague offices.
Dr J W Watson explains kidneys and skin as two partners in health. Sweating from activity helps cleanse poisons. drink pure water with meals and between. Anuric double strength is suggested to flush kidneys and intestines, with daily intake aiding uric acid dissolution.
A jagged snippet presents Noah discussing an impending deluge with Uttered optimism. The obscure dialogue suggests ancient patience and hopeful steering of a vast ocean task. The text mood hints at a mythic flood theme and salvaging efforts.
The notice touts kidney and bladder remedies, urging less exercise and more water while warning of various symptoms. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a miraculous remedy and offers a sample bottle for ten cents, inviting readers to send money and note the paper.
A couple faces a home project and a separate note on bridge prize winnings. The fragment mentions finishing the house, a spouse and a reference to coupons and Decem dng date, with a partial line about prizes. The readable text is incomplete.
A vintage ad promises rapid freckle removal with a double strength preparation. It claims even severe freckles lighten quickly, with most fading within days and a clear complexion achieved after brief use. The copy urges readers to obtain the product from their druggist.
A testimonial from Mrs. Mary Du Barry at 1013 6th St describes relief from kidney trouble after using Annie Tablets and Pleasant Pellets. The letter touts Annie as the best medicine she has used, urging readers to try the herbal laxative composed of aloe juice and plant roots sold in drug stores.
In the aftermath at Port St Louis the wounded D Artigny rests as De Tonty and companions recount how Casson murdered for papers. Beaubain testified about the restoration from the king and a missing archival report. The party sees a peaceful scene beyond the fort as White traders and Indian packers depart, marking a quiet end to the conflict.
A quirky exchange shows a young husband and bride debating honesty and meals. He asks for a serious talk while she insists on keeping the peace, joking about love growing legs and onion dinners as the tension rises.
An amusing dialogue follows two cats Royalty and Nobility at a grand Cat Show in a lavish hotel. They critique the event, reveal their genteel, food loving lives, and discuss their lineage and the attention of visitors, while a narrator narrator describes the crowd and the spectacle.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses personal appearance and facial expression. Mentions be natural avoid custome scowl or forced smile. Encourages natural human expression. No clear event or named entities.
A new war device attaches a motorcycle carrier between the planes of an aircraft, enabling quick land travel when fuel or engine trouble slows flight. It suggests Pershing era aviators could have reached safety faster with bikes. A lighthearted exchange follows about exercise and patriotism as The Star Spangled Banner is sung more often.
An old ad extols Green's August Flower for correcting impurities in the stomach and stimulating the bowels to relieve biliousness and indigestion. It promises prevention over cure and urges keeping a bottle on hand. Available from druggists worldwide in 25 and 75 cent bottles.
An insurance official warns about 60000 annual deaths from kidney disorders in the United States, saying up to 60 percent could be prevented with early detection and proper treatment. The message urges attention to kidney and liver health and mentions remedies and family experiences with such products.
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