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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1909
Page
8
Fragmented reader letter notes skin troubles and eczema easing after using Cutletts Stenirdlos and various remedies. Mentions home treatments, doctors, and local products, with references to a woman’s prison and a parade of unrelated names and items in a crowded, garbled text.
A brief reflective note on love as a constant amid change. The author, citing a maritime metaphor, suggests love remains a resource and refuge yet cannot be relied upon completely, echoing themes of resilience and human connection.
A historical notice touts a home remedy for a cold, mixing concentrated pine compound with gly cerine and good whiskey. It claims to be taken in small doses every four hours and notes the ingredients are available from druggists. The concentrated pine product is sold in distinctive bottles with a labeled cage.
An onlooker remarks the defendant will be convicted surely while the witness is under cross examination. A lawyer notes the defendant is one of the alien inmates undergoing questioning, in a Detroit Free Press style uncertain transcription.
The Providence Journal notes a large ad touting Catarrh Cure and a $100 reward for proof of failure, claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces to build up strength. The piece also mentions unrelated items and a Scottish bridge landmark in Ayr drawing attention to preservation efforts.
A Rochester ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills for backache fatigue and dizziness. It cites a user who reports relief after three boxes. The notice urges readers to ask for Doan's by name, sold by local dealers, 60 cents a box, from the Foster–Winburn Co of Buffalo.
The article discusses coal ashes as a soil amendment rich in phosphorus, potash, nitrogen, and other nutrients, arguing their value for improving heavy clay soils and wood ashes’ role in fertility. It cautions that a complete fertilizer outperforms single-element mixes and stresses humus as essential to soil productivity, citing authority from experts and institutions.
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