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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
7
A historical ad claims Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello promotes Syrup Pepsin as a bowel regulator. It asserts a single dose yields weeks of natural movement, easing constipation and related ailments, with the medicine described as harmless and pleasant to take.
A state bank commissioner action led officials to shutter a minor town bank. The institution faced liquidity issues as a depositor requested dividends but was informed there were no funds available. The depositor urged the bank to borrow to pay dividends, reflecting tension in the local financial scene.
An old advertisement warns buyers to ensure the Bayer name appears on Bayer Aspirin packages or tablets to guarantee authenticity. It notes 25 years of medical trust and references the omnibus centenary, marking the 1825 introduction in Nantes, France.
An elderly Scottish man named David Gordon lies near death as relatives gather at his bedside. A hushed room echoes with a nephew’s brief appeal, and the dying man mutters a salty retort about waiting until he is ready, exposing tension and humor in a frail moment.
A terse vignette notes a daughter's marriage to a multimillionaire oilman, contrasting social expectations with a critique of an actress’s standing. The dialogue hints at class and reputation in a melodramatic tone.
A salesman tried a pay-neyou-ride installment pitch to a wary buyer. The customer reacted, agreeing to purchase the motorcycle outfit but warning he would be a very slow rider, per Tit-Bits.
A brief exchange has a critic proposing a porous plaster to fix a problem, while a manager questions the need. The critic implies the plaster could be the sole remedy to make the thing drive.
Fragmentary ad style notice touts currant buns from an Electric Bakery. Phrases suggest a playful misspelling and invitation to enjoy buns with currants as a specialty.
A weary Indycision reflects on returning to the former Ty pow subdivision once held as a dear old home. The fragment hints at a journey through memory and place, noting the Willie Street area and a two room setting in a rural or urban fringe context.
A furious patron returns to the photographer to protest a portrait. He accuses the image of making him look like a monkey, cockeyed and bulldog like, insisting the photographer has ruined his likeness. The photographer calmly replies that the image is negative.
A fragmented dialogue features a lawyer asking witnesses about the afternoon of the sixteenth while defendants and others respond with misheard phrases and scattered names, including Brown Jug, suggesting a disputed incident and unclear alibis. The clipping presents a garbled scene with legal and tavern imagery.
A garbled OCR style notice mentions a codfish and a time tied to a bid or tender. It references a sign and a price over a thousand, with unclear details about a castle and multiple items. The readable text focuses on a sign about a fish model or unit and a time for a tender.
A terse query asks what will become of the standing army as a crowd debates its future. The speaker notes fatigue among the ranks and anticipates possible downscaling or dissolution.
A fragmented obituary style notice mentions Mrs Henpeon Jotin and widow Gubbla with vague ages and relationships. The text is badly garbled, making exact details unreliable yet indicating a death notice in a Daily News obituary section.
A terse, period style note argues that people may not publicly shame others for courting folly unless they have no personal ties to blush at the incident. The remark implies social scrutiny without direct connection to the parties involved.
A user credits Carter's Lite Liver Pills with clearing a long running skin breakout and easing stomach upset and headaches after trying the remedy for several days. The article frames the pills as a right way to clear skin and avoid poions in the stomach.
The article notes rising steel use in 1880 as the steel industry organized itself. Per capita steel consumption reached about 1 percent of a pound, yet modern industrial growth reduced per-person needs to approximately 755 pounds.
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