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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
21
Avoid Its Dangerous stage. Catarrh can progress from nasal symptoms to lung involvement and consumption. Do not rely on sprays or inhalers. S. S. S. blood remedy claims to reach the source and remove germs. Obtain a bottle from your druggist and seek free medical advice from the Medical Director, 194 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia.
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming to cure catarrhal deafness by cleansing the mucous surfaces and blood. It cites the Eustachian tube inflammation as the cause and promises a $100 reward for any case not cured, with circulars free from J J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
For years Dr Kilner's Swamp-Root has drawn interest for its kidney liver and bladder use it is a physician's prescription medicine Strengthening effects cited It helps kidneys liver and bladder perform their natural functions It has stood the test of years and is widely sold by druggists Consumers are advised to start treatment now A sample bottle offer is made by Dr Kilner Co at Binghamton NY with a note to mention the paper
A postcard at the library triggers suspicion in a member whose wife is wary of the library card. The incident stems from a request for a novel and a reserved volume, leading to a plan to keep the card for the member until Tuesday morning.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a man with five talents and a transition to ten. Indicates confusion about what went wrong. References Willa Wills and a tax mintenne. Several lines hint at male prayer for wives and a mistaken action affecting others. No clear event or outcome established.
A fragmentary report describes tense moments aboard a jet and interactions with welfare workers. The scene centers on a request to remove a person and notes a queen metaphor amid desultory chatter about plans for the trenches and a rescue effort.
A report notes discussion in Brazil about moving the capital from Brasilia to a new site at Guarujá. The suggestion contemplates abandoning the present capital and establishing a completely new seat with all necessary institutions in a fresh location within a few years.
Sir Oliver Lodge argues that dying is like discarding an old suit of clothes. The remark reflects a calm, philosophical view on death, suggesting release from worn identity.
In a bare narrative voice the cat Buick recalls a life of freedom and adventure. He describes enjoying a comfortable home and meals yet preferring the excitement of scavenging garbage tins and evading humans, while recounting a late shopping outing and a near shoplifting moment with the butcher.
Mrs W G Mershon of Brazil Indiana says after six bottles of Milks Emulsion her long running stomach illness vanished and she has no return this winter. The ad claims Milks Emulsion restores bowel action boosts appetite and rebuilds flesh, with a money back guarantee and prices 1.20 per bottle. Sold by druggists everywhere.
A French committee debates setting the age of marriage and taxing unmarried men at ten percent. The plan aims to raise revenue and is expected to influence many marriages during the Easter holidays as a tax measure may take effect soon.
Ad extols Diamond Dyes for easy color from draperies to garments. Claims perfect results even for first-time dyers with a simple, safe process. Includes a colorcard from a druggist and mentions trends like rising rentals and witty asides about operators and car thieves.
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