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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
4
A Sabina Ohio letter praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving weakness and nervousness. The writer notes improved energy for housework after using the product and urges other housewives to try it, claiming it helped Mrs Hatfield and many others.
The article notes many people named Christmas across eras. It mentions a naval carver during Charles I era with privileges, Terry Christmas a lecturer at St Peter's, and Jane Christmas a 19th century Protestant writer, among others.
A feature on spring knitted outerwear stressing proper tailoring and value. It highlights full fashioning, quality fabrics, and expert workmanship in two and three piece suits, capes, and refined sweaters. It notes new colorways, fabrics like covert cloth and tweeds, and decorative braids and cuffs as key style details.
W. Meadville of 7604 North Twenty-ninth Street Omaha says he stayed bedridden for weeks with liver and kidney trouble and back pains before taking Tantac. He reports rapid, lasting improvement and stronger health after using Tantac, sold by all good druggists.
Sir Anitp Gibbs, the art connoisseur, told Chicagoans about a small paper editor who had the village carpenter cast oversized type to announce a supposed scandal. "Grant show we made yesterday," he said to the publisher after. The publisher replied, "but EF always thought we'd have something the tint for the second coming of that Lord."
An old advertisement promotes Nujol as a natural lubricant for bowel relief, claiming it provides gentle lubrication without griping, not a medicine, and safe like pure white mineral oil. It contrasts with pills and balls that offer temporary relief but cause injury, urging readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist.
A Birmingham Age-Herald reader relays a foreign visitor praising the United States then expresses a desire to see Congress in session. The citizen replies earnestly that Niagara Falls Yellowstone Park and Grand Canyon plus industrial plants and universities should be seen, but Congress should be left unseen to preserve the country’s impression.
Advertising copy touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure vegetable remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises purity strength and medical endorsement with sample offer of ten cents and requests clipping the paper. Card is set in the period marketing voice of a patent remedy.
A fragmentary note poses a puzzle about a Trollope line and a mischief phrase. It hints at a four letter combination and a six item set, with partial words like know and lent, inviting guesswork on a wordplay clue from Trollope.
A damaged advertisement fragment urges aspirin use per Bayer instructions. It claims Bayer Cross branding and the product as prescribed by physicians for over two decades, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and phrases with no clear event or context. It lacks coherent subjects or actions to summarize into a factual news item. Unable to derive a specific person, place, or organization or concrete outcome from the provided snippet.
In a playful frog dialogue, Leopard Frog explains its spotted coat and spring emergence. The exchange covers color contrasts with other frogs, seasonal behavior, and reflections on waking from winter hibernation. It features voices like Mr Green Prog and Mr Teoparanl Drag and discusses how frogs perceive a world beyond water.
Unclear text describes a public safety note about purification with soap. Investigation reveals a misheard or garbled quotation. context and names are not decipherable. The fragment suggests a claim about purifiers or cleaning agents but lacks coherent facts or identifiable persons.
A couple quarrels amid old lore as a man pleads to vanish from her life in a dramatic scene. The woman, furious, demands separation while the man, with wistful resolve, asks for one final chance before parting forever in the aged weekly print.
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