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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1897
Page
8
A physiognomist offers hat-based personality insights. Blusterers stand with feet apart and hats set late, while confident leaders wear hats low over the eyes. the back hat signals dependence, and side wear marks whimsy. Observers note mood and vanity in headgear.
The article notes concerns about the mogelen and athletics shaping health, warning that fleshly muscles and slips cause injury. It mentions spealns disabling and costly, but Jacobs Ol is praised for cure and prompt relief, easing worry.
In dense fog and southeast gale off Tulogka Talaud the schooner wrecked on a hidden rock. Captain Peterson and crew clung to the wreck as sea spray lashed topmasts. Charles Neilson swam ashore to rescue others, later guiding shipmates to safety aboard a lifeline.
An old time advertisement touts Nall's Catarrh Cure a fatefully advertised remedy. It claims J Cheney and partners honorably back the deal and promises sale through Wol of druggists in Toledo Ohio. The pitch notes 750 per bottle price and internal action on blood and mucous surfaces.
Amid the 1878 yellow fever outbreak in the South, fallen women chose to help and served as nurses saving hundreds of lives. They left lives of shame to become ministering angels, traveling from cities to aid patients. Many died and none returned to their previous lives.
Shake Into Your Shoep Allen's Woot-Ease, a powder for the feet, claims to cure painful swollen feet and instantly relieve teating in coins and bunions. It aids tight-fitting shoes and sweating, callouses, and tired feet, with a trial package offered by mail for 26 cents.
A native woman is charged with cruelty to animals for breaking crabs' legs and backs to display meat quality. The defense contends the crab falls outside the animal torture act as a non domesticated creature. The case is argued before the Calcutta High Court.
Advertised travel information requests direct readers to HH O Cheyney General Agent in Sioux City for rates and arrangements to California. Mentions one way or round trip tickets via any route.
An OCR fragment shows a dialogue about diagnosing and curing a disease with a patent medicine. The text mentions a man who claimed fourteen years of illness and a reference to sherry. The readable words indicate questions about medical certainty and a casual, uncertain exchange.
The lesson explores Paul’s voyage from Malta to Rome, the shipwrecked crew reaching shore, and the miraculous immunity to a viper. It reflects on public opinion of Paul, Roman citizenship, and the broader message of Christian healing through medical missions and faithful endurance. A section on Paul’s ministry and a Cowboys Day in Texas are also noted.
A fragmented OCR style line raises questions about an unclear figure described as a practical kqulivealent. The text hints at a role or identity but lacks sufficient context or names to identify persons, places, or events.
More than 5,000 copies of Capt. Ma han's "fe of Nelson" have been already sold in England.
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