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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1923
Page
24
John Miakiewy argues readers must learn basic machine care to prevent breakdowns and hospital visits. He compares people to locomotives, urging understanding of power, brakes, fuel, and maintenance, and calls preventive medicine the core of medical science.
FA WALKER argues that creative effort hinges on imaginative activity guiding writers and artists. Without vision, art, music, schools, and inspiration fade. pyramids in Cairo began as imagination, proving visions shape enduring feats that outlast their makers.
A reflective verse urges steady daily effort to shape the self. The piece charts growth through present action and quotes the refrain Day by day we plant and tend Now the opening flow t. (Note: text excerpt references a McCluro Newspaper.)
A collection of cut text from a family cookbook includes instructions for California Pound Cake Bran Bread and a rhubarb frappe. The fragment details creaming sugar with eggs, folding in flour, adding fruit, and baking times. It also mentions boiling water with seeds and raisins and a warm yeast batter for bread.
A recipe segment describes making bread with lard sugar salt yeast bran and raising agent then baking two tins in a slow oven for an hour. It also outlines a raisin and rhubarb pie pastry shel t two cupfuls rhubarb half cup raising thickened with flour butter and sugar and a meringue topping to serve Cald.
A fragment from the Western Newspaper Unison includes a dialogue where a child calls greediness into question over an apple and a brief humorous proverb about dwelling in a corner rather than with a brawling woman. The text is mixed with garbled lines and quotations.
James Mitchell, a prosperous farmer from Route 4 Mackinew TH, reports losing weight due to stomach trouble. After trying Tinlac, he regained weight and energy, able to work from dawn to dusk. His wife also improved. The ad notes over 87 million bottles sold. A separate quote questions a boy Josh entering politics, claiming he can advise without experience.
An old advertisement urges buyers to trust Bayer for Aspirin, noting only Bayer tablets bearing the Bayer name are genuine and safe, with packaging offering twelve, twenty four, and one hundred tablets. It lists uses from lumbago to neuralgia and promotes the trade mark of Bayer Manufacturing.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises strength and purity in every bottle and offers a sample by sending ten cents to the Kilmer company in Binghamton New York. It notes two bottle sizes and asks readers to mention the paper.
In hopeful prose the New York Sun notes that spring fashion is returning after a dreary winter. The playful dialogue between Time and Peta the Poet reflects anticipation for warmer days and fresh styling.
An aged advertisement proclaims over forty years of BHALUA CATARRE MEDICINE offering an external ointment for quick relief and an internal medicine that purports to cleanse the blood. The copy includes garbled references to mucous membranes and inflammation and mentions Toledo Ohio.
The readable lines contain disjoint phrases about a problem and a baby, with references to singing and actions that do not form a concrete news event or identifiable entities. No specific people, places, dates, or organizations are present to anchor a factual summary.
State Bank Commissioner MR yte Leach announced Carl 3 Foster of Guthrie Center as deputy bank commissioner. Fred White of the Iowa Highway Commission cites mud roads costing Iowa 16 800 000 dollars annually in gasoline alone. Death signs to be erected by Cedar Hapida Ad club at fatal auto crash sites as reminder to drivers. Grand Auto Salvage in Des Moines robbed of 30 cents in cash when entry forced and gate combo knocked off. Lafayette Young Jr honored at Des Moines club luncheon for 75th birthday.
Mrs. C. B. Roh Ngon of 608 N Lincoln Amarillo Texas writes of back pain cramps and relief after using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says it improved health enabling her to work at home and recommends it to friends. The letters claim relief from headaches irregularities tiredness and nervousness.
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