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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
9
A fragment recalls a roan man who traveled to the city to marry, returned to the farm, and faced a learning period with farming mistakes. A wife, newly married, strained cream while her husband was away, mentioning an incident with Old Lead, the dog, at the oar.
Cuticara promotes Pure Hands through a rudimentary ad describing soap, ointment, and talcum use for hygiene. It mentions Bosak retiring and hints at a campaign style slogan. Readings emphasize a simple, dry rubbing process and tissue paper in an early 20th century tone.
A fragmentary note references caution and social propriety as Edith figures appear in a coded warning about observed behavior. The terse exchange hints at a guarded social dynamic and a reminder to watch steps in public or formal settings.
A rural vignette from American Legion Weekly depicts a flood sweeping through a countryside hamlet. A neighbor arrives in a rattling wagon and learns Jed’s hogs and neighbors’ stock were washed away. The farmer and onlookers riff with wary humor about the disaster and lingering resilience.
Poet claims the last Ming poem nearly stopped his wife’s heart prompting the editor to joke that circulation fell back due to the piece. The exchange hints at sensational reaction and ongoing literary controversy.
A clipped verse fragment describes a rainy day incident where Thunder seeks shelter, and Lightning flees. A second line recalls a humorous inquiry about a family crest on a tablecloth prompting a blunder by Mrs. De Golda during a visit, hinting at a mistaken laundry mark.
A mother remarks that her daughter would not have danced that way in her day and suggests that is why the current styles differ.
Fragmentary note describes confusion over a yellow man in a travelers tale with unclear details and potential misreadings. The text mentions a widow and a person or persona described as yellow, but the overall sense is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or names.
London humorist mocks a secretarial job interview by quoting a baffled applicant. The piece parodies the candidate’s responses and the interviewer’s sarcasm, highlighting miscommunications and the humor of a troubled business scene.
A rumor circulates that a man named Handa Up might be a bank holdup suspect. The community questions the claim as locals joke that if he entered a bank all the clocks would seem to stop, reflecting fear and disbelief.
Fragmentary quotation attributed to Sydney Bulloun, mentioning Ted, Maud, and tied goods. The text is incomplete and presents no clear event, date, or identifiable figures beyond the names. Lacks readable context to form a proper news item.
A fashion note details midsummer hats rendered in hair braid and delicate fabrics. Floral ribbons, printed chiffons, and sheer weaves frame wide brims, while wedding gowns feature soft lace and satin, highlighting youthful brides and couture styling for a sunlit season.
Fragmented OCR text reports 22,04) personal injuries and 700009 injuries on American highways. Secretary Mover censures treatment of cart and condition at a bin. A man yells about a fatal crash while another person, Smith, lies injured with a broken leg. The passage contains garbled dialogue and odd phrasing.
A fragmented OCR note depicts a scene about luxury goods and velvet silks. It mentions a hotel, a senatorial judge, and a traveling salesman seeking consent for a sale of costly items. The garbled text hints at social critique but lacks clear names or dates.
An ad states Freezone instantly stops corn pain and allows lifting the corn with no soreness. A pharmacist offers a small bottle for a few cents to remove hard and soft corns or calluses between the toes.
A new museum for Yosemite National Park will showcase specimens and exhibits from the park. Visitors will find displays highlighting natural and historical aspects, with pathways guiding tourists through the site.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a public sale action involving local officials. It mentions a possible date and a local organization but the text is incomplete and unreadable in key places.
An appeal notes that kidney and bladder troubles are common among women and often misdiagnosed as other ailments. It endorses Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a remedy, promises a sample bottle by mail, and urges readers to try the tonic to prove its benefits.
Mrs T A Saunders of Knoxville Tennessee narrates relief from years of nerves weakness and melancholia after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound She claims rapid improvement gaining weight and returning to full activity and urges other women to try the product based on her experience in the Knoxville Tenn area.
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