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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1923
Page
3
Mrs Laura Berberick of 1205 Willow Ave Hoboken NJ reports La Grippe left her with chronic catarrh and sleepless nights. After using Peruna she says the slime cleared, head and back pain eased, weight rose, sleep returned, and she remains cheerful and recommends it. She notes Peruna meets needs for Conghs Col ds Nasal Catarrh Indigestion.
Fragmentary OCR style text shows characters named Maude and Miss Graham in a tense household exchange. The old lady questions intentions while Maude interrupts, revealing a disrupted confrontation and misgivings about a chosen suitor or encounter. The passage halts mid exchange.
Health improves appearance and well being for women. Mrs Knott of Champaign shares a testimonial about relief from functional disorders and fainting through Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She notes improvement in all organs and sings praise for the preparation. Free medical advice offered at the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo. 10 cent trial package available by mail.
In a barn converted to a dwelling, Mrs. Penfield runs an apartment above The Custard Cup. Lettie, an adopted girl, is drawn into the household through gifts and care. Uncle Jerry arrives seeking a room as tensions rise over ownership, acceptance, and a fragile happiness built from sewing, generosity, and wary optimism.
A lively domestic scene unfolds as Lorene resists a party plan while Mrs. Penfield and Uncle Jerry observe. Lettie entertains with a leaking kettle, creating a comic mess, and Jerry jokes about keeping an eye on Lettie as the family awaits the children.
In a sunlit drawing room Mrs Penfield hosts visitors entering through a kitchen doorway. The scene hints at an unusual array of items and a sense of aerated light transforming the space into an intricate, almost architectural play of shapes and possibilities.
In a humorous exchange Mrs. Penfield refuses Mrs. Wapple’s request for an egg, noting she has none until tomorrow. The light banter compares keeping house to feeding a hen, and Mrs. Penfield teases about Uncle Jerry, while Crink’s stocking is being darned.
Chow dialogue questions whether FON intends to hike Mung Chow with uncertain reference. A terse exchange suggests disbelief about any prior consumption of that chow by TI.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a 85 cent tonic that revives lifeless hair. It claims to restore strength, color, and youthful appearance by soothing the scalp and eliminating dandruff. The ad emphasizes a non greasy formula and urges readers to visit any drug store.
In a fragmentary ad filled page, Pretzel’s Perfect ion Pictures mocks a soulless vamp as drama unfolds over claims of ruined hearts and rising costs. A second blurb touts Cole's Carbolisalve promising quick, scarless healing, urging readers to send 30 cents to Rockford for a sample.
A new diva awaits her moment on stage in the opera house. The conductor urges one last word of guidance and reminds her to stay prepared and steady as she contemplates what to sing.
A proverb-like note states that readiness averts disaster and that continual effort, though it may crease the brow, builds resilience. It emphasizes prudence, self-reliance, and perseverance as safeguards against misfortune and failure.
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