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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1905
Page
5
A fragment discusses dairy science noting that butter from cows relates to milk’s emulsion. It mentions cod liver oil as nourishing but requiring emulsification for digestion. The tone suggests a period medical or nutritional gloss with clipped phrases and stray symbols.
Scott and Bowne chemists advertise Scott's Emulsion as a superior nourishing food medicine. The product claims easy digestion and strong restorative effects. Available at druggists for 1.00 dollars, from 0.3-415 Pearl Street New York.
A patient recounts severe nerve distress, fear, insomnia, and head pain. After twelve bottles of Dr Miles Restorative Nervine I was permanently cured. The writer praises the medicine and its anti pain pills as life changing for their daughter and family.
Locat and personal items of interest detail transactions Monday in Hmmetsburg and Graettinger real estate moves. Several locals travel, hunt restrictions noted, and Ida Grodeland wed Gus Merklin at the M W A Hall. Local ads promote Van Buren Hotel in Chicago and Hollister Mountain Tea products.
Owner to quit farming sells at residence Wallingford on Saturday November 18 1905 starting 10 80 o clock a m. 1228 head of stock 11 head of horses 65 cattle 67 hogs hay and grain and farm machinery. Free lunch at noon cash under $5 and credit twelve months on bankable notes with approved security at 8 percent interest from date of sale. Everything goes with no reserve. Mrs Dora Hbeidecker WM Foshier O Anderson Auction Clerk
Local ad from Gold Seal Coffees promoting cheap groceries and dry goods. The seller cites zero borrowed money costs and zero rent to justify 6 percent price advantage over competitors with offers on 1 pound Red Rose, Golden Peaberry, Golden African, Mocha and Java and Hally Mand J coffee at listed prices.
Fragmentary notice mentions spatial homeaceker rates toward the southwest and a promise of low fares. Names and places are garbled but reference to a division passenger agent in Cedar Rapids and to Gallon nearest Rock, Texas? The text hints at travel opportunities and economic promise as people become healthier and wealthier through affordable travel.
Property listing states 80 acre farm for sale in High Lake township quarter section 36 located 44 miles northeast of Graetéinger North Dakota. Call at this office for details and inquiry.
Wallingford merchants Myhre and Skattebo advertise fall and winter goods with heavy wool undergarments, ladies and mens fleece vests, gloves, blankets, outing fabric, full line of mens wear, and Schulze Co shoes. They claim high quality and best prices, inviting shoppers to trade locally and noting top prices for produce.
The advertisement claims low rates at American Savings Bank and promotes a McCormick corn binder bargain. Also offers a free, no charge cure for kerne, salt sores, erysipelas, and skin diseases, claiming instant relief. Written by W. Williams at 400 Manhattan Ave, New York.
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