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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1926
Page
19
In Theben a library door bears the Inscription Medicine for the soul. Dindorud Siculus notes this phrase while Joseph Cook reflects on state founding from home. The fragment hints at philosophical aims of libraries and self governance.
A customer reports eczema cleared after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. After two bottles the skin healed, claiming prior doctors failed. She endorses it as a blood enricher and health restorer and invites free medical advice from Dr. Pierce at Invalides' Hotel, Buffalo, NY.
Laurie Devon a gay playwright aspirant notices a beautiful girl in a mirror across the street In Mayo reveals herself to be the resident and Laurie fears she may commit suicide He persuades her to lunch and learns she hides a mystery that unfolds as their bond forms
In a tense Parisian cafe, Laurie pressures a wary woman to accept a bank account and future plans while a mysterious man watches from across the room. The woman reveals hints of allegiance and danger as Laurie confronts the enigma of her past and identity.
In a quiet luncheon room Laurie approaches a puzzled stranger, with Lebalf and another man watching. The visitor declines a cigarette before lunch and the two exchange a tense, controlled interaction as Laurie plans to brief the man on a precise, low‑key task.
A former Kansas official claims the mythic cowgirl of frontier lore is real and published reminiscences in the Kansas Historical Society archives stir doubt about legends of Wild Bill Hickok and a heroic two gun woman rescuing a cowboy gang. The piece questions whether the celebrated rider ever existed.
The Passing Show features playful lines and requests for words like andante and ammonia with quirky echoes. It interjects humorous misprints and character banter as stage snippets appear in a lively, chaotic sequence.
A fragmented excerpt catalogs famed works and authors from Fielding to Tolstoy and Dostoevsky, noting titles like Tom Jones, Pamela, Madame Bovary, Les Misérables, The Scarlet Letter, David Copperfield, Vanity Fair, Anna Karenina, Crime and Punishment, and Fathers and Children, with sporadic misspellings and garbled names.
Laurie confronts a veiled, venomous man insisting he guard Miss Mayo from annoyance. The stranger warns against pursuit, implying past knowledge of the lady, while Laurie and Miss Mayo leave together amid tense exchanges and a looming threat. The strange man returns to his luncheon, pensive and plotting.
An ad touts Dave's Menthe Pepsin as a remedy for gas heaviness and stomach heaviness. It claims the elixir strengthens the stomach and works without aid and offers a money back guarantee if it does not help.
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