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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1924
Page
13
A professional nurse from Oakland endorses Tanlac, recounting fifteen years of treatment experience. She describes her recovery from fatigue and stomach issues, crediting Tanlac for restoring sleep, energy, and strength. The testimonial notes Tanlac is sold by reputable druggists and recommended by physicians.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a dialog about a wife and years apart. The readable bits show garbled names and currency symbols, suggesting a clipped domestic or literary exchange rather than a complete news item.
The readable text shows garbled dialogue and names with no clear event or outcome. No coherent persons, places, dates, or organizations are extractable to support a factual summary.
An advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a universal cure for kidney, liver, and bladder issues. It claims widespread testimonial support and urges readers to request a sample bottle by mail, noting availability in drugstores in various sizes.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a quirky note about Miss Miss starting violin lessons. It hints at a lighthearted school or local scene with informal, joking language and unclear specifics. The readable portion suggests a playful report on lessons begun or discussed.
Advert says Allen's Foot-Ease powder relieves friction, blisters, and sores from new shoes. It claims to prevent bunions and stings, offering a trial package and a free Foot-Ease Walking Doll, with address in Le Roy, New York.
An obituary style notice outlines a will contest schedule, noting a will with ambiguous terms and potential disputes. The piece preserves local tone and hints at parties involved while avoiding graphic detail.
A brief note states that toot provides natural sleep without opiates, claiming a safe alternative. The article mentions a signature by a person or entity named gerudne, though details are unclear. Further context is needed to identify the signer and verify the claim.
Iowa and surrounding counties report road work contracts to gravel Lincoln Highway in Carroll County. Des Moines adds school additions budgeted at 226000. State Teachers College commencement May 30 to June 3 with Leslie M. Shaw delivering the address. City councils discuss new revenue and billboard taxation. Sioux City remains a top hog market next to Omaha and Chicago stock yards.
A Cuticura advertisement touts using Cuticura Soap to soak and dry hands and Cuticura Ointment to rub in plus a talcum for general toilet use. It claims the products cover all toilet needs and ends with a catchy promise.
Washington report lists weekly price quotes for dairy products live stock vegetables and grain across Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and other midwestern markets. Detailed figures cover butter potatoes tomatoes cabbage onions corn wheat and hay with regional variations and unit prices.
Announcement from Harvard Department of Preventive Medicine and Hygiene asserts a new pneumonia treatment could reduce deaths by about 25 percent. Dr. Livyt B. Wetton, with Milton J. Borenay and William H. Park, cites success in 100 pneumonia cases in Boston and an unspecified number in New York.
Spanish planes dropped 500 hazardous devices on Moor troops and attacked Bent Uringle district. Sixteen planes were lost after a sudden incident. Heavy losses to rebel forces were reported as aviators strafed with machine gun fire and deployed over 80 more devices on the rebels' camp.
In Eddysville Kentucky three murderers were electrocuted in the state’s first triple execution at the western state penitentiary. The condemned were Frank Thomas George Welch and Charlie Miller a Black man. Thomas had killed Lee Arbeau near Louisville and was past seventy making him the oldest person executed in Kentucky.
Insurgent Republicans and the Tempcrats in the Senate voted 48 to 82 on Wednesday night to amend the pavement bill by substituting a graduated tax on doubled profits of corporations for the Nat corporation levy.
A Pal esting effort to divert the Jordan River into electric and steam works is announced by the Pal esting development council. Construction is set to begin this year, pending formal authorization and funding.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions regional weather and dates with unclear wording. The readable portions reference Minnesota and Northwest Friday, suggesting a weather or regional brief. No clear events, persons, or organizations are established.
An exchange recalls a mother and son scene from a period publication. A man called an old fool, with a passerby remark about age. The dialogue includes a boy heading to school and a promise to write to his mother after getting into trouble.
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