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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
2
A historical health piece urges personal responsibility in disease prevention. It highlights vaccines and immunizations for smallpox scarlet fever and typhoid, notes water purity and sanitation progress, and calls individuals to adopt preventive practices as part of daily life.
A critique of confident ignorant rhetoric and its appeal to charlatans. The speaker laments the public’s susceptibility to half truths and bluff, urging enlightened thinking to protect children from misinformation and harmful beliefs.
Edward W. Pickard reviews Senate battles over the McNary farm bill and a proposed export debenture scheme. House Republicans back a tariff plan, while President Hoover vows a veto if the debenture feature remains. The debate highlights party splits and shifts in agricultural and trade policy during a tense Washington week.
An Old Testament lesson for May 19 centers on Jeremiah 7 1 18 and the need for genuine heart obedience. It contrasts reforms based on ritual with true morality and social justice, warning that worship without just action harms both people and place.
A brief meditation on faith citing scripture from First John about asking according to God's will and receiving petitions. The excerpt emphasizes belief that God hears prayers and grants requests aligned with His will, framing confidence in divine response.
The fragment presents a biblical quotation from Ecclesiastes 8 8 about the inevitability of death and the lack of power to avoid it. It emphasizes that there is no discharge in that war and that wickedness will not spare those who give themselves to it.
A fragmentary OCR reading speaks of a neglected Bible and a starved spirit, noting a barren life and grayed outlook attributed to Moyer. The line hints at spiritual neglect and weak consolation in a religious context.
Historical note on Dr Caldwell’s Syrup for constipation and digestive ailments marketed in 19th century Monticello Illinois. Claims include relief from biliousness, gas, indigestion, loss of appetite and weak breath, with supposed broad use among women and elderly. Trial bottle offered by Craggst Dept. in Monticello.
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