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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
11
A Jamestown New York reader praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for relief from nervousness backache and weakness during the change of life. She notes improved energy and recommends the medicines to others.
A new electrical battery on the market is claimed to be foot proof indestructible and non deteriorating with 300 percent more capacity than current cells. It recharges in 15 minutes via a simple process and purportedly remains stable in any charge state for years. Vehicles using it may gain a 300 mile range, starting cars and allowing several miles of drive on a single charge.
A short, quirky dialogue from Los ton Transprint features Jake and a mummy discussing greasy lips and cracken tuff. The exchange parodies daily routines and family banter, ending with a moral about men expecting agreement even when they doubt themselves.
Randy Bourke and Sodia-Water Manning journey with the dog Three-Bar Tach to rescue a dying prospector, Patrick Casey, pinned under a wagon. Molly, Casey’s daughter, becomes ranch mascot as Bourke and Sam plan to partner in the mines and ensure Molly’s education.
Molly Casey, under pressure from the Three Star Riders, faces threats from Jim Plimsoll and a looming ranch gamble. Mormon, Sandy, and Sam back Molly while Pat Casey’s death casts a somber shadow. Molly’s defiance, romantic entanglements, and a looming confrontation threaten the trio’s delicate balance amid looming danger.
One week after Wilmsolls left Three Star, elders return from Hereford with talk of a new strike at Dynamite. Plimsoll allegedly planned to export profits via a mining camp, with Patrick Gusey’s half-interest and grubstaked prospector ties. Molly’s father linked to the venture, stirring talk of partnerships with Casey amid the rumor mill and possible danger.
Pilmgoll states that Casey was grubstaked for the Hopeful Dynamite discovery, detailing support and early plans for the venture. The remark hints at backing arrangements and anticipated outcomes tied to the project.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear speech about a person named Thora Pettleton and a claim of belonging to an Ila rich group with guarded phrases. The legible elements hint at a contested matter but lack coherent details, dates, or explicit action. Further readable text needed to produce a precise news item.
In a lively essay by Gudnikel Bradford, Secretary Stanton and Colonel Walter Dwight of the One Hundred and Forty-ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers confront each other when Dwight refuses to bow to Stanton's authority. Dwight asserts his rank and declares he will voice his thoughts before leaving service. Youth's Companion.
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