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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1905
Page
4
In New York a bystander quotes Pat McHenry during a tense moment describing Liberty and a colossal figure. The remark includes the line give me death as part of the reported incident.
A Yonkers States brief notes a humorous exchange at a boarding house supper where a resident jokes about eyesight and fines, reflecting light local chatter captured in the Daily. The exchange centers on a witty remark about continual looking at one thing and its effect on sight.
Catherine Devine of Sacramento Kentucky recounts rough years with rheumatism especially in legs and feet. At seventy three she tried Dodd's Kidney Pills and reports easing of pain from the first doses and markedly better health now compared to many years.
An expert estimates Texas could support large pecan cultivation with up to 20 million acres potential land use. He cites soil suitability and a rough per tree value based on bearing qualities, projecting significant statewide revenue potential from pecan crops.
In a tense Parisian style scene, Monboddo and Plain Mr Smith pursue a fortune tied to Harvey Jethroe and Jethroe Jones. The pair scheme over a parcel of chess leaves, a satchel, and a revolver, while Mr Smith outmaneuvers Monboddo and contemplates a Chicago-New York-Rio route to riches amid fraud and danger.
In a brief absence, Mr. Smith wanders through many mental states and actions. He contemplates striking, with plans to confront Monbodde and threaten Koonth, while other impulses emerge, revealing a tangled, evolving narrative.
A St Petersburg dispatch reports Kronstadt mutiny by sailors and troops on Wednesday. They overpowered officers, attacked public shops, set fires, and looted in Kronstadt and nearby areas. The uprising spread toward Odessa as troops moved to quell the unrest. Casualties included many wounded and killed by bayonet and gunfire.
County fair accident statistics gathered by the Chicago Tribune show aerial performers and fair rides as key danger sources. Reported injuries totalled dozens across 55 counties, with 45 performers and 25 spectators among the injured. incidents ranged from broken limbs to bruises.
A fragmented OCR item lists numerous city state pairs with numbers, including Philadelphia Reform 0.02 and Indianapolis Bookwalter 7061, Salt Lake Thompson 125, Louisville Barth 2500, San Francisco Selinitz 504, Jersey City Magan 8200, Providence Dyer 1400, Newport J Cottreil 80, and others, suggesting an electoral or demographic tally across multiple regions.
The wife of ex-Congressman Jay of St Louis aims to establish a million-dollar university to study occult science and the problems of the soul amid a jumble of other notes. A new trial was asked in former California State Senator Rumonsy’s bribery case after liquor served to jurors. Dr Adolfo Hossl, immigration commissioner of Italy, began a tour in New York and will visit Chicago and other cities.
The Ruston Transcript reports Misa Myrtle Tes claims on biography and fame. She jokes about discovering America thirty years ago and a famed pen in the ether as publishers seek biographical detail. The exchange hints at pseudonyms and literary controversy surrounding her career path.
A 19th century advisory piece notes most hospital patients are women awaiting or recovering from gynecological issues. It cites warnings of womb and ovary disorders and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure, with a testimonial from Miss basin Adams of Seattle and an offer of free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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