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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1923
Page
18
Mrs. Gussie E. Hansen of 910 West Kena Shedl reports dramatic relief after using Tanlee. She claims relief from stomach pain and digestive distress, noting improved sleep and general well being. Tanlee is advertised as available through druggists and in larger bottle sizes.
A fragment from the Boxton Evening Transcript quotes a student and the superintendent debating a parable. The discussion touches on themes of forgiveness and reward, with a bent toward moral instruction for chorus girls and a quotation about the fattened calf.
News briefs report a string of local and state items including the death of Dr. Guilford Jf. Sumner in Dew Molued, bank leadership changes in Pellacon, large farm and state agency notices, and ongoing public works figures. The scramble covers taxes, bonds, agricultural programs, and regional incidents with a mix of dates, places, and names.
In a light moment at the circus, Geraldine asks about doting on the leopard. Gerald quips he never had the spotted fever, delivering a playful exchange.
An eminent medical authority condemns pills and salts for temporary relief from constipation and promotes Sujol as a natural lubricant that aids regular bowel movements by lubrication. It claims Nujol is not a medicine or laxative, is harmless and pleasant, and is used in leading hospitals. urges obtaining a bottle from a druggist.
A fragmentary dialogue centers on a push and pull between Gerald and Geraldine. The quoted exchange hints at confusion about desires, with one character insisting they know what they want while the other expresses uncertainty about the other’s wishes.
An advertisement extols Cutleura Soap and Cutleura Ointment for sore hands, recommending retiring to hot suds, drying skin, removing excess ointment with tissue. It claims Cutleura serves many toilet uses if Soap Ointment Tuleum are used. The piece also notes women have recently been admitted to medical practice in India.
Fragmentary ad copy describes Plymouth Rock gelatin products and jelly treats with misspelled branding. Mentions flavor concepts and a promotional tone, noting preparation and serving suggestions though text is garbled.
Page ad from the Ladies' Home Journal touts its latest issue with a bold headline asking what children think of their parents. The Spokane Spokesman-Review notes the prominent display and promotional tone of the page.
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