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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1926
Page
9
Bayer aspirin shown safe for colds neuritis toothache and neuralgia. The unbroken Bayer package carries proven directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost a few cents with bottles of twenty four and one hundred also sold by drug firms.
The English press is accused of praising any capable woman as having a masculine mind. The Henrningshundias lauded the duchesses of Athol for fluent speeches in the house and suggested she is masculine and unlike Lady Astor, noting she is not excitable unlike Miss Wilkinson.
Prepared by the National Geographic Society the Lake Michigan dunes stretch along Indiana with dunes spanning twenty miles and a mile wide. The region supports diverse plant life from pioneer grasses to giant oaks and bird life across marshes and sand shores. Its accessibility attracts millions, offering study and recreation at low cost, while revealing glacial history and early trail routes from Detroit to Chicago.
A rural home displayed a stuffed owl and a nearby toy can. A bystander mused that the owl is genuine, while the toy cow was miscalled a doggone cent. The humor appears in a Youngstown Telegram sourcing this light local anecdote.
A quip about wives forgetting things. Smiff and Jones exchange lines about memory. Bjornca reveals a capital recipe: write a note on a slip of paper and keep it in his trousers pocket to remember specifics.
A provocative query asks readers to name the most notable achievement in modern chemistry. The piece centers on the cultural trope of "the blonde" and invites debate over defining breakthroughs and their societal impact.
A quirky verse notes the hen's role in egg production and feminist praise. It wittily contrasts human views of poultry with savory meals, suggesting society eats what hens produce while celebrating their labor.
A speaker notes nightly diary entries written for a couple of years. Nina responds that it is interesting and asks how long the habit has continued. The exchange hints at a personal habit and a joking reference to a fraternity page nearly filled with thoughts.
A fragmentary quotation recalls the debate over whether harps were lyres, praising the old poets and their tales of true love. The lines explore musical lore and the blurred lines between instruments in ancient lyric tradition.
A playful verse notes rain falls on the just and unjust alike yet mocks the faithful with the unjust stealing the just's umbrella. The quip contrasts fairness with mischief through a humorous image of weather and impropriety.
A fragment from a story shows Archie asking about the minister who married his mother. The mother responds by naming the minister and Archie wonders what his father is doing at their house. The dialogue reveals family dynamics and a leaning toward a pivotal union.
In a brief exchange, a golfer tells his caddie he has been standing too near the DallaA T strtke ft, and the caddie replies that the issue isn’t the bat but his position after the shot, noting he is too close to the bull. The remarks highlight a focus on stance and follow-through during play.
Readable dialogue shows a maid Clare denying touching the radio while Mary Anni recalls mum's instruction as she argues about removing old wires for the afghan. The fragment hints at a domestic dispute over a household radio setup and misplaced items.
A fragmented notice notes ongoing affection between Brown and Othel. Brown confirms enduring love despite distance and letters from his wife mentioning money.
Primitive ice skates dating to the fifth century were discovered in a Prague museum. They are fishtoned from bone, flattened on one side, and perforated at both ends for ankle thongs.
The text mentions Mrs Fil ntt-Lydi as the first English woman flyer, facing international law limits on carrying paying passengers. It suggests her work will focus on transporting mer eluandine and notes public interest in parliamentary government as a potential best system for addressing private concerns.
A historical ad promotes Dr W J Caldwell of Monticello II as a 47 year practitioner. It touts his Syrup Pepsin laxative for infants and children, claiming it cleanses and regulates bowels and offering a 60 cent bottle. The piece condemns harsh cathartics and urges mothers to use the product.
A fragment recalls a proposal moment marked by speechlessness and joy. The speaker notes the hour was the happiest of their life, conveying a tender memory without full context or names.
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