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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1928
Page
2
A reader testimonial from New York describes relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The narrator notes illness and weakness, reliance on a mother-in-law, and belief that the product proved worth its price for their health recovery.
News Review recalls congressman Martin Madden of Chicago who collapsed in his office and died. A veteran chair of the appropriations committee, he was 73 and long represented the first district since 1905. The piece also surveys Republican and Democratic mood on Hoover and Smith nominations, notes Madden’s defense of federal farm support, and covers broader wartime and political developments of the era.
A historic note on translucent blackboards offering improved viability and visibility in rooms. The text describes replacing opaque boards with a ground grade, transparent surface, enabling clear viewing from all areas while enhancing room lighting and daylight access.
Fragmented OCR style text from a historical Los Angeles column shows misheard lines and garbled quotes about a writer named Rentie Mack and a mother, with references to a big magazine and a prank. The readable bits suggest a critique of editorial decisions and attributed dialogue.
A fragmentary report from Genon Italy describes a visit by a Detroit exporter who witnesses the depth of Waxelsin. An agent at a dawn engagement becomes worried and requests a postponement to return home a full hour away to recover a vital device, fearing others might think his mind had changed.
A garbled report notes that among 71,000 individuals in Germany over two years many learned a trade or held jobs. It claims 64,000 had John or had learned a trade, and that tapers in industry and insurance offices were favored by men. It mentions 19 percent of working girls who married came from there.
A teen suggestion argues converting alum quarters of large cities into central air perta. Of these quarters polited out, one is invisible while air parts are a uniformly necessary feature of future population pertera.
A fragmented note cites a 1027 May world population estimate of one billion, alleged League of Nations figures, and a US toy industry rise over two decades. It asks a humorous, ambiguous question about apartment pane use and puns, concluding with a quip about a wife and jealousy.
Report describes police patrolling nocturnal streets with red and white baton-like clubs and iron battering implements, signaling a disciplined show of force. The wardrobe includes belts and hewhole gear suggesting organized traffic control by officers equipped for riot or crowd management.
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