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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1926
Page
16
A fragment notes a doorway inscription reading Mericine for the soul Dievarna Slealus and a line about only the home can found a slate attributed to Joseph Cook, suggesting a cryptic historical display or vandalized plaque with unclear origins.
A customer testimonial states 3 year old Roscoe improved from eczema after taking Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The speaker, Erna peenbe, credits two bottles with complete relief after prior doctor visits failed. Ends with a note to write for free medical advice.
Laur ie Daven, a gay young playwright, rises with help from Mirbern who aids his success and plans a Japan leave. Epstein and Ranga, his theatrical partners, assign Barbara to watch Laur ie as they avoid film for luxuries. From a New York window he spots a beautiful girl in a nearby mirror and later, via an elevator boy, encounters her. She carries a revolver threat and may kill herself, prompting Laur ie to enter her apartment and invite her to lunch while a life hidden behind a mirror unfolds.
Taurie presses the girl to reveal her future and finances while she hints at a hidden origin and political ties. A mysterious man in the room watches her, taunting Taurie with risk and pursuit as the pair navigate trust and safety amid a tense luncheon.
In a silent cafe scene Laurie confronts a surprised man in a shabby blue-serge suit. A poised stranger refuses a cigarette before lunch as Laurie plans to push a discreet, firm arrangement, while a third party observes their exchange.
A former Kansas official calls the legendary cowgirl a myth in reminiscences filed with the Kansas Historical Society. The piece questions whether the storied rider who calmed stampedes and saved a herd from thirst ever actually existed and prompts reflection on myth versus fact in old frontier lore.
A fragmented text references andante and ammonia in quips about a passing show. It includes stray phrases about Sherlock Ahlines, a toothache, and bath wishes, forming a collage of incomplete lines and nonsensical fragments.
A garbled historical notice lists famed works and authors in a scattered catalog. It names Jane Austen, Samuel Richardson, Gustave Flaubert, Victor Hugo, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Charles Dickens, William Makepeace Thackeray, Leo Tolstoy, and other canonical novels, though several spellings and titles are distorted.
Laurie confronts a mysterious protector who warns a stranger to stay away from Doris. The stranger vows code and legality, then orders Doris and Laurie to leave the scene. Doris is unsettled, and Laurie escorts her to a taxi while the protector cools, pondering the encounter.
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