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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1923
Page
21
A fragmented essay by John Hinks argues that locomotive care mirrors human health. It stresses training, prevention, and understanding machine mechanics, comparing engineers to doctors and urging reliable, preventative measures to reduce hospital workload.
An exploration on imaginative activity guiding creative work. The piece argues that vision and planning precede any craft, from writing to architecture, and that without imagination society would stagnate.
Fragmentary newspaper poem urges living in the present and doing one’s best today. It stresses daily effort shapes tomorrow and growth comes from the now rather than future plans. The piece embeds rough OCR oddities and misread lines but preserves key dictum of acting today.
A reflective piece contrasts artistic creation with stone monuments of Egypt. It cites the Pyramids near Cairo as lasting marvels and includes a misread quote about vision from a book. The prose implies encouragement to unleash imagination, with attribution to a 1923 syndicate column.
A garbled collection of baking instructions and household tips appears, listing items like California Pound Cake and Rhubarb Frappe. The text mixes measurements, ingredients, and method in a fragmented historic recipe snippet, reflecting miscellaneous kitchen guidance.
A readably odd social sketch describes a frowsy haired charming suitor who adores adornment and is unpunctual. He is seen first at a musicale and later at a reception in his honor, praising you for not being a babbler while revealing his own vanity.
A fragment describes mixing lard sugar and salt with yeast, bran and seeded raisins then baking two tins. It mentions rhubarb with raisins for a pastry shell and a browned custardlike topping served cold, outlining steps and temperatures in a dated domestic style.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a budding socialist view and a quarrel over a basket of apples, with quoted dialogue between two girls and a reference to separate domicile and dwelling choices. The text includes garbled names and stray phrases, lacking coherent narrative or clear dates or places.
A farmer named Jaumee Mitchell recalls severe stomach trouble that caused him to lose twenty pounds. After using Tantoe treatment, he regained weight and regained energy, with his wife also improving. The ad claims over 87 million bottles sold and urges readers to buy Tantoe.
An old advertisement urges customers to buy genuine Bayer Aspirin tablets for safe relief of colds headaches and rheumatic pains. It notes unbroken packages with proper directions and small boxes priced cheaply, while mentioning generic bottle sizes and the Bayer trade name. A humorous dialogue ends with a clerk confirming the product’s authenticity.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a weed based cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises purity strength and non stimulant action with teaspoonful dosing and a sworn statement of purity with each bottle. Readers are urged to order a sample bottle by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a long standing treatment for catarrh. It claims an ointment provides local relief and an internal tonic acts on the blood to reduce inflammation. Sold by druggists nationwide from F Y Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
The snippet shows playful dialogue about tub time and a rickety verse about singing to soothe a baby, with garbled phrases and age hints implying a light, stray moment from a comic or verse page. The readable lines hint at rhymed banter and a baby theme.
The State Bank, Commissioner and KR L Leach announce Carl Foster of Guthrie Center as deputy bank commissioner. Fred White of the Iowa Highway Commission cites mud roads costing Iowa 16 800 000 annually in gasoline. Death signs to be erected by the Cedar Rapids Ad club at spata where fatal auto accidents occurred. Grand Auto Salvage in Des Moines robbed of 200 by a yeggman. Lafayette Young Jr honored at Des Moines Club luncheon on his seventy fifth birthday. Over 200 school executives expected at University of Iowa summer session. Iowa parks board to grow from three to five members under new park law.
A Mrs Robinson of Amarillo Texas testifies the Vegetable Compound eased backache cramps and fatigue after three years of suffering. She credits better health to the remedy and urges other women to try it, noting improvements in energy and ability to manage household duties.
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