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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
5
A compilation of short items from Wallingford and nearby communities. It mentions residents traveling to Colfax for rheumatism treatment, a lecture at the chapel, visits among families including Schubba, Kennedy, and Owen, and various social events. Several names and places appear with routine updates on illness, travel, and church activities.
A flood of misspellings and scattered names convey a busy social itinerary across communities. Attendees include Christina Schuvidh, John Morw ith, Will Taylor, Dr. Bossinghim, and many neighbors from Withersilla Wriday to Mine uiptsburg, with church, choir practice, and visits noted amid weather interruptions and health concerns.
Fragmentary text mentions a Mrs Clara Tholpson and Mrs Pek Collboyne with unclear relations. References Ayrshire Mra McDonnell and Havoloals appear garbled. A sister and caregiver roles are noted as “hey helping” with care, while Mrs hompton’s condition is described as still very serious.
A bank cashier’s testimonial lauds Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills and AntiValn, praising natural, gentle action without irritation. A. L. Wilson of Sparta Indiana reports relief from headaches and digestive issues, noting the product’s non habit forming quality and money-back promise.
A critique of child welfare neglect urges creation of a children's bureau to study infant mortality foster care and juvenile crime. Judge Lindsey cites Denver court cases and argues government must prioritize protecting every child with health education and decent environment over private charity. The piece condemns reliance on private aid and promotes state action to save boys and girls from a troubled future.
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