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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
17
Mrs Alce D Davis of Jamestown writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her back pain weakness and nervousness after an upset condition. She reports improved health and endorses the remedy for similar troubles and offers her letter for others.
A sensational report extols a three market electrical battery claimed to be foolproof, indestructible, and age resistant. It allegedly offers 300 percent more capacity, recharges in 15 minutes via a unique process, and can be stored charged for years without harm. Proponents say it enables a 300 mile range and can start a car and run it for miles on a single charge.
A muddled excerpt shows a child asking about lip balm and a mother replying. The text includes a stray line about men and agreement, offering little coherent news value beyond a stray quotation.
In a rugged Western scene Molly Casey mourns her father Pat Casey as Mormon, Sandy, and Sam guard her at the Three Star ranch. Jim Plimsoll, owner of the Good Luck pool parlors, confronts Mormon over Molly while Molly rekindles a tense bond with her caretaker. The group prepares a grave, debates Molly's future, and a galley of townsfolk including Miss Miranda Batley arrive to weigh in on Molly's seating.
In Arizona, Sandy Bourke and "Soda-Water Sam" Manning find a dying Patrick Casay trapped beneath a wagon while guiding a dog named Naine Is Grit. Casay repeats Molly’s name as he dies, sparking plans where Molly may inherit and run the ranch with Bourke and Sam as partners.
A week after Tulmsoll’s migration, riders return from Hereford with word that Tilmsoll plans to visit a mining camp near Dynamite in support of a Glalms project. Sandy and partners debate joining Casey’s venture while pondering a potential partnership and a possible town trip to discuss the matter with Jim.
A fragmentary exchange reveals tension over a Pendleton matter as speakers argue over values and significance. One voice dismisses the issue as trivial while another counters with a stronger claim, highlighting a charged local dispute.
In a biographical sketch by Gamaliel Bradford the brusque Civil War era secretary of war Edwin Stanton refuses a pass for an old man to visit his dying son. Colonel Dwight, lieutenant colonel of the 149th Pennsylvania volunteers, protests and says he will tell Stanton exactly what he thinks before leaving.
Millie Quitnta draws crowds with a strong appeal as a special attraction promising notable interest for attendees. The description emphasizes her ability to attract men and create excitement around the event.
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