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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1931
Page
4
In this Oklahoma Wigwam feature set in Osage, Sabra Cravat guides a bustling newspaper through oil wealth and social shifts. Osage money fuels cars, shops, and glamor while Indian agents and editors wrestle with new abundance, stereotypes simmer, and family tensions rise around Cim and Donna amid a changing frontier town.
Sabra confronts old Osage kin after news of Yancey Cravat's marriage to Cimarron's daughter Baby Big Ear. The ceremony at Wazhazhe, an elaborate family gathering, and Sabra's growing fear unfold as Yancey smooths relations and slips toward a new Americn future.
The article traces the word influenza from its usage in Europe and America to a global epidemic tied to three waves in 1918 and 1919. It notes terms such as grippe and influenz and cites origins blamed on Spain and France, with Western nations suffering heavily during the three waves.
Fragmentary OCR reveals an early life insurance policy dated 1588 in London insuring William Gybbons born December. The policy understates underwriting by 18 individuals with total premium listed as eighty dollars in solid terms.
Commentators weigh theories on why Shakespeare titled As You Like It. Manystones cite Damary's Journal and proverb use while others parallel Much Ado About Nothing. The fragment discusses freedom of thought and indifference to censure in early modern satire.
A group from the Milyankes Libli¢ museum will excavate a petrified forest at Yellowstone National priete upon request from the foreign government. The National Park Service funds the project and will build a trail to the site. Dr A Barrett, museum director, explains many trees stand upright in the forest.
An old health note explains sour stomachs, indigestion from over-stimulated nerves and excess acid. It recommends Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the tasteless, pleasant, effective neutralizer prescribed by physicians. The ad claims fast results and urges buying the genuine product at drugstores.
In a terse exchange Mrs Jones questions whether steel wool is involved as a mystery unfolds. The man, identified as Clark, asserts the beat they patrol, while Mrs Jones remains skeptical about any hidden contraband or deception.
A bolstered portrait of P. T. Barnum praised as one of the most enterprising businessmen the country ever produced, highlighting his influence in American magazine culture and commercial ventures.
Deliberate misworded prompt humorously claims the best perch eating method is to pick it off a tree, followed by a garbled fragment. The note reads like a playful aside or riddle without a clear event or named entities.
A vintage advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a nourishing remedy for children. It promotes peaked appetites, restored energy, and regular bowels, citing a testimonial from Mrs J G Moore of San Antonio. The copy warns buyers to seek genuine “California” Syrup labeled product authenticity.
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