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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1926
Page
12
A garbled passage references forty five years elapsed and mentions strength, presence, and Judah. The text is incomplete and contains distorted punctuation, making precise meaning unclear. It seems to allude to a biblical or historical reflection without a clear event or date.
News review by Edward W. Pickard covers Republican losses in the U S Senate and House, results reshaping party control, talks of party chair Butler potentially resigning, and looming 1928 tax cuts. Also notes Mussolini’s failed assassination bid, Franco-Italian tensions, Mexican border unrest, and U S Supreme Court ruling on parallel federal and state prohibition prosecutions.
A sprawling summary traces Norman and Plantagenet rulers, shifting tongue politics, and the Wars of the Roses. It covers Henry IV and Henry V, the Yorks and Lancastrians, the rise of Richard III, and the decisive Bosworth Field clash with Henry VII, ending with Richard III’s controversial portrayal by Sixteenth century writers.
A dubious medical remedy touts Jud Bults from grape and lemon juice as a cure for kidney discomfort. It claims the preparation cleanses the body, relieves foggy thoughts, and reduces bladder weakness by flushing waste and neutralizing acids.
A fragmented notice warns consumers to look for the Bayer name on a package to ensure genuine Hager Aspirin, claiming decades of medical endorsement and urging buyers to say Brayer when purchasing Anpirlie. The message includes misspellings and unclear phrases about inflation and safety.
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