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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1927
Page
12
Cleveland reader Mab Missrvage reports severe weight loss after childbirth and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health and ability to work. The ad emphasizes health as wealth and promotes the remedy as effective for women seeking better well being.
A dated critique features Vice President Frankart of a New York surety firm arguing that the modern girl expects high spends. He contrasts a $50 night out with a $60 weekly income, claiming the era’s women are extravagant. The remarks reveal period attitudes on gender roles and finances.
Edward W. Pickard reports that Charles Curtis, U.S. senator from Kansas, openly seeks the Republican nomination. Curtis builds support in Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma, arguing Western representation and conservative liberalism to appeal nationwide, as Coolidge probes a possible third-term stance.
Amos warns Israel of upcoming doom for idolatry and corrupted justice. The prophet urges turning to God, renouncing idol worship, and restoring righteousness. Despite judgments, an opportunity remains to seek the Lord before the day of the Lord arrives.
The text contrasts the love of God with the love of the world. It urges renunciation of worldly affection to welcome the nobler divine love, asserting that true grace and acceptance come from cherishing God over worldly ties.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a phrase about the tent not made with hands and the building of God. No clear event or persons are readable to specify dates or places. The text appears as a religious or devotional fragment with garbled names.
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