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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1905
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment shows scattered phrases about pain remedies and a box as a suggested aid. The text mentions an individual, Snectal, and references an invard/storyfy mood with hints of experience and remedies. No clear events, dates, or organizations are identifiable.
Wealthy Jethroe pursues a fabled Diamond River in the Brazilian wilderness aided by wizard chess problems created by Zelkar. Wiley's hidden inscription on a chessboard foreshadows a treasure linked to Ze lkar and a vanished young Englishman. The tale traces schemes, disguises, and a long elusive secret.
A fragment recalls Wiley's boast of a hidden treasure and Zelkar the old Hebrew who imagined a danger from betrayal. Fifteen years ago a syndicate planned a gold prospect but failed, leaving Wiley's mysterious discovery and eager guides in the memory of a troubled hunt.
Miss Hele Gould was saluted with two ruffles as she boarded the battleship Alabama at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The 700 Jackies lined the deck in greeting while Rear Admiral Coghlan led the inspection and Mascot dog She Rey caused a moment of confusion. Miss Gould’s entourage included Miss Edith Way, Kingdon Gould, her nephew, and Chester Harrison.
The piece recounts a Whistler quip in a dialog about a portrait praised by a pained admirer. Whistler replies that while the other cannot call it a great work of art, he cannot call himself a great work of nature. The exchange showcases Whistler’s witty, gently flippant tone.
The piece notes that American doctors and dentists must obtain registration certificates before practice abroad, with doubtful credentials hindering issuance. It mentions Denmark’s policy sending drunken individuals home in carriages provided by publicans who sold them drinks, illustrating strict controls on public behavior.
An instructional piece discusses First Corinthians guidance on meat offered to idols, drinking, and personal conscience. It emphasizes how Christians should avoid actions that harm others, explaining that decisions about diet and luxury should consider whether they build or stumble fellow believers and advance or hinder God’s kingdom.
The fragment notes Whit’s spouse runs a millinery shop and has won a car. Reads like a social item from Houston Toni with partial details and unclear context.
A fragment from an old autograph album recalls a small poetic note penned by someone named Sappey and mentions a brief exchange about poetry. The fragment hints at a playful dialogue between Wiseman and Dumley about whether Sappey wrote poetry and the signatory’s neat handwriting.
A historical promotion claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures stomach complaints and chronic diseases. It lists ingredients and endorsements by professors from Jefferson, Chicago and other medical schools, asserting alcohol-free glycerine extracts and a glyc eric preparation. The notice invites readers to request a booklet of endorsements from Dr Pierce in Hull, New York.
Report from the international engineering congress in St Louis notes surprising claims on the hydraulic power of waves. Observations include wave heights at Tyne entrances reaching 35 to 40 feet and structures like Bishop Rock and Peterhead breakwater showing strong underwater movement during gales.
An investor complains about no dividends while an officer cites off earnings funding extensive print improvements. They dispute a round numbers figure and note a misread or misprinted shape at the end of the figures.
A Horton Kansas testimonial touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic to strengthen digestive organs. The patient reports indigestion, loss of appetite, and suffocation feelings improved after three boxes, claiming restored health and ability to work. Pills claim to rebuild organs, not merely affect bowels, and are sold by mail order from the Williams Medicine Co. with price details.
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