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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1931
Page
8
Treasury notes from 1980-32 series faced redemption March 16 with interest ceasing April 1, leaving 70 million notes likely in small investor hands. Meanwhile a Hawkeye Theatre two night stand failed after one performance, with little audience and no second show.
A patient testimonial claims Adlerika relieves indigestion and gas after one dose. The ad asserts the German remedy cleanses upper and lower bowels, reducing nervousness and improving sleep, urging readers to buy and feel immediate effects tomorrow.
Edwin Anderson died at his Ruthven home last Saturday evening after a lengthy illness. He was born in Sweden on March 24, 1857 and came to the United States at age 12. A pharmacist by training, he built a substantial Ruthven drug store, later retiring in 1898 while continuing to invest in real estate. He served in the 27th general assembly and ran for Congress against Jonathan P. Dolliver. He left a wife Ada Hendrickson, adopted children, and was known for courtesy, fairness, and practical Christianity. His brother John H. Anderson now runs the store, and the family receives widespread sympathy.
A traveler recalls Brazil as the land of snakes and visits Butantan in Sao Paulo. He describes snakebite tolls, livestock losses, and his amateur encounters with rattlesnakes at a Wyoming homestead in contrast to witnessing professional handling at the Brazilian institute.
A feature recounts snake venom extraction for antitoxin production at an institute, detailing fang mechanics and horse serum creation to treat snake bites. It closes with a Veterans Day appeal urging public support and continued wear of the poppy to honor fallen soldiers, led by Mrs. F. Swanson.
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