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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1911

Page

2

Courage of Captain Plum on Beaver Island

Captain Plum schemes with Neil to rescue Marion from Prophet Strang on Beaver Island. They plan a midnight raid to spirit Marion away to Obadiah Prices stronghold and sail for the mainland, while Arbor Crocha’s men await a failed capture. The trio contemplates killing Strang or eluding his grasp, as tension tightens on the moonlit coast.

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Astonishing dialogue in chapter reveals threats over marriage

In a tense scene Marlon taunts Nathaniel as Neil seems stunned, words hint at violent plans to stop a marriage. The pair exchange cryptic threats about Marley and a potential bagging scheme, with power shifts and fear contrasting bravado.

Phrenologist Tests Wallace on Brain Sides and Left-Handed Pitchers

Dr Simeon Squeers of Hot Springs examined Bob Wallace’s head and declared the brain’s left side governs the right body, noting left-handed pitchers often erratic. He cited Ramsey Baldwin KnelL Schmidt Altrock Brettenstain Plank and White as examples of varied behavior among southpaws.

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Dining Out with Frids Not Until Boarding Houses Exist

Fragmented column discusses romance and social invites in boarding houses and cheap restaurants. A young woman eats alone at times while others invite her to dinners, and a shy young man in the group foresees life’s revelations. The piece reflects social pressures and dining settings of the era.

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Vogel Wins Approval For Cincinnati Deal After Cabinet Tumble

The deal near disruption of the cabinet involving the Phillies figures, as President Horace Vogel finally approves after Doolin’s unauthorized maneuver. President Mogel offers no direct statement, while Birmingham’s Baugh notes improved prospects from the Cincinnati arrangement.

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Baseball News From Early 20th Century Then And Now

A collage of baseball notes cites Fred Clarke as a pin log manager and discusses Nebraska salon, Ted Bosterly’s wins, Bill Foxen’s potential, Jog Jackson’s base skills, and Walter Johnson’s uncle pitching in California. It notes American and National clubs weighing Harry Bielnfeldt, Southern league optimism, Japanese students at Tony university forming a rooting club, Cornell’s Octavio Caryjal, Chicago Hockey plans, and spring training barring the Clants in Atlanta. Connie Mack’s meticulous record keeping is highlighted as a contract tool.

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Seven Years of Suffering Ends With Pinkham Remedy

Waurika Oklahoma and Huntington Massachusetts patients credit Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing long lasting female ailments. testimonials describe nervous exhaustion, uterine issues, and general weakness improving after using the product and seeking doctor support.

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Bloodless Battles and Peace Promoter Ponder Pugilism

An exchange on the sporting page asks if professional boxing has nearly solved public discord. A reader suggests a system allowing candid discussion to replace conflict as he engages with the article, noting the phrase Wheat we want and a quiet defense of peacemaking through dialogue.

Johnson and the Smart Children

Samuel Johnson shows scorn for parents who push children to speak early. He refused to hear their verses or songs and joked about judging by cadence. A friend suggested his two sons recite Gray elegy alternately, but Johnson preferred they both speak together.

Irish Landmark Gona Burned At Toomebridge Ulster

The Temple of Libarty, a famed Ulster landmark on the Londonderry side of the River Bann at Toomebridge, was burned down the other morn. Its founder, a Cronmwvellian family member, was once tried for murder but acquitted by a jury and later built the structure.

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Dame Nature Hints How Food Choice Affects Health

An Arizona man reports lifelong breakfast distress from coffee and starches. He credits quitting coffee for Podium and Grape-Nuts, improving digestion, reducing headaches, gaining weight, and feeling better overall. Postum Co. promotes the change with testimonials and references to The Road to Wellville.

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