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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1926
Page
3
The olive, introduced to the continent in 1750 by Mexican mission fathers, rapidly grew in importance as a counterculture product. Mentioned in ancient texts, it spread from Palestine to Syria Italy and Spain, gaining fame for food and other values.
Old advertisement urges Americans to guard kidneys against overwork from rich foods. It touts drinking large amounts of soft water and four ounces daily of a grape and lemon juice based Salts mixture to flush and stimulate kidneys, neutralize acids, and relieve bladder disorders. It is promoted as inexpensive and safe for home use.
A damaged OCR fragment references a society for suppressing profanity and a man wanting to buy a car. It also includes disjointed phrases about dancing, tears, and individuals named Milt Jopes and Johnson in unclear context. The text is incoherent with no verifiable events or dates.
A Charming guide extols sealing wax projects for home decor and jewelry like wooden boxes and frames. It explains safe use on wood or tin, cautions against celluloid, and details jewel settings with melted wax, plus fashion notes on velvet and georgette frocks and velvet colors for a refined look.
Cozy handmade shades brighten homes this Christmas with handkerchief linen shades on wire frames, amber wax paints, and vibrant crepe paper motifs. Also featured are bisque dolls used as shade decor, black satin trim, and parchment lanterns. easy methods for decorative painting cited.
A huge volcanic crater in the middle of a glacier was found recently in Teeland. The remark contrasts impulse with reflection and cites A. Martin.
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