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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1931
Page
2
A 1951 article urges American cooks to diversify fish usage and garnishes. It notes fish is affordable and abundant nationwide, but households underuse it due to cooking know how. Suggestions include lemon juice parsley butter and capers with sauces. tartare and shrimp sauces suit mild fish.
Henry Clay was a presidential candidate with ambitions across several elections. The excerpt notes Clay's repeated runs in 1824 1832 1844 and 1848 reflecting his enduring influence in early U S politics.
Practical kitchen tips from 1931 advise on portions and nutrient balance for children and adults. Recipes include Raisin and Date Salad with orange gelatin and pineapple, Sweet Potato Muffing with yeast and milk, and Chicken Salad molded with broth and almonds, served on lettuce with capers and egg.
Chapter excerpt shows the Jogalong guiding a boy to the ants estate. They explore a vast underground house with many rooms and rivers’ beds, meeting the queen who is busy and acknowledges the visitors with eight wiggles of her. A playful child story scene unfolds with curious dialogue.
A boy witnesses ant life as Jagalong and Educated Elephant feelers describe workers tending a queen and young, scraping food from grass and rocks. Ants feed on dew from tiny white cows and rely on precise care as grubs mature into wings and legs, a strange but detailed colony routine.
A reader argues that prejudice against women limits their careers even when ability is equal. He cites a sister who loves the sea, notes she could be a capable mate, yet would likely remain restricted to stewardess roles due to gender. He questions how to answer calls that women face discrimination in professional life.
BOWELS need watching Let Dr Cridwell help whenever your dis feverish or upset or has caught cold Simple prescription will make that bittous headachy cross boy or girl comfortable happy well in hours Restores bowels to healthy regularity Helps break up a cold by keeping bowels free from sickening mucus waste Over 3500 births attended by Dr Caldwell without Tass of one mother or baby Get a bottle of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin from drugstore for headachy bilious gassy or constipated family Syrup Pepsin goes for all ages It sweetens the bowels increases appetite improves digestion
A new oxygen swallowable remedy claims to ease indigestion and stomach troubles. Demonstrated at the Lennon medical exhibition, it is taken as an oxygen scoop with lemon or peach juice and allegedly delivers oxygen into the stomach.
A fragment notes a proverb phrase "Pte Keay Mare Is the better horke" with unclear context. The OCR hints at a discussion of linguistic or etymological value and its recorded form, but the source lacks sufficient details about origin, author, or usage.
An advertisement from Waterloo Iowa promotes Dr Divers Favorite Prescription as an excellent tonic and nervine. A Mrs Hulda Smith of 136 Black Ave Ali crupalitay endorses its use during pregnancy and after, claiming it keeps her in good condition and restores strength. Consumers are urged to send 100 for detailed pamphlets.
A historical note claims Von Friesing's Salve, allegedly made in Germany in 1612 by Dr Albert Von Friesing, cured blood poison from Roman arrows and healed many wounds and skin infections. The product was said to be available in the United States by descendants, with prepaid orders offered.
A quirky set of craft tips proposes cleaning, repairing, and dyeing a hammock. It suggests covering the fabric, cutting slits at eyelets, sewing edges, and dyeing with a strong red color until the desired shade is achieved. The note ends with a peculiar sign off.
Stomach troubles, headaches, and dizziness are linked to poor digestion. The ad touts Tantac as a remedy restoring health, sleep, and vitality after ten years of use, featuring a Philadelphia testimonial and a money back guarantee. It claims Tantac is made from roots and herbs, costing two cents a dose, with a doctor’s bottle recommendation.
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