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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
13
A narrator spends a weekend with a friend and her son on a large estate. After dressing in his best, he performs a soprano near the Berden while two hounds join in a comic, hideous cry. The audience and host laugh at the unusual scene.
In a vivid classroom moment a young instructor misreads a handwritten name, shouting Darling as the bell rings. Laughter erupts, leaving the narrator deeply embarrassed by the mispronounced name and tense encounter.
John L. Terry of Springfield testifies that Tantac cured his long illness and kept him well after a second treatment. He credits Tantac with restoring health, claims no other medicine compares, and notes widespread sales.
An atom of radium demonstrates full activity on a slide used by amateur microscopists in England. Pitchblende provides radium, and a lens directs ceaseless bombardment of particles onto a screen, yielding a vivid example of terrific energy.
For years druggists have watched Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer and Co. It is a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It strengthens the organs and has stood the test of time. Sold by druggists on merit. Send ten cents for a sample bottle with this paper advertisement.
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Medicine featuring an ointment and internal tonic for catarrh relief. The piece then recounts Senator Ashurst's retold anecdote about a New Mexico town audience, where an old lady exclaimed Sweetened wind as she left during a policy defense.
A newly uncovered prehistoric city lies at the foot of the Iztaccihuatl volcano. The site spans about four miles by three, is enclosed by a wall, and features 28 pyramids. Scholars consider it may rival Teotihuacan in fame.
In a playful miscommunication a family planned a girl named Vietredy Vietrola but learned the child is a boy and settled on the name Radio. The humorous exchange reflects rural humor in the community.
A new device uses a rubber bulb to measure and dispense squid portions. The unit attaches to the neck of bottle shaped containers to deliver precise amounts.
A small jar of preserved fruit inspires a quick dessert using Plymouth Rock Gelatine. An advertisement notes one box makes four pints of jelly flavored as desired. A visiting granddaughter admires a mantel statue, is admonished to replace it, replies that dust marks its original place.
An advertisement claims Gutiura Soap doubles razor efficiency and promotes skin purity with no mug, slime, germs, waste, or irritation, suitable for shaving bathing and shampooing. It also notes a trowel invented to double bricklaying output in a day.
An old advertisement asserts 98 out of 100 women benefited from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, based on 50 000 responses. It touts long term refinement over 50 years, female health focus, and global sales while urging women to try the product.
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