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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1905
Page
4
The text notes a high official drawing 3,000,000 from the national treasury while claiming personal wealth is not for living. It mentions his breakfast modesty but describes dinners of about twenty courses. It also highlights lavish European banquets at official feasts and cherry blossom or chrysanthemum viewing parties with expert preparation.
In Green County a little girl, daughter of I N Whipkey, recovered from rheumatism after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. Her father attributes the cure to the medicine, saying it saved her from life as a cripple. The note explains rheumatism stems from diseased kidneys and that proper kidney function stops uric acid in the blood.
The article notes olives suffer seasickness on voyages, with chemists testing arrivals and rebrining severed olives to restore quality. It cites 1,300,000 gallons imported last year, Spain supplying 60 to 76 percent, and discusses price shifts, cultivation, and import duties affecting olive trade.
The jumbled text suggests a dialogue about a kidnapping case with references to Hawking at a club and a messenger, a boy needing an answer, and a possible suspect described as a kidnapper seen walking.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a man or subject named Doug Lady in New Jersey, with references to poor work, a dreadful or wretched life, and stomach pains after eating. The garbled lines suggest a personal complaint or narrative about health and digestion.
Hargraves meets Joseph Taylor at the Pacific Hotel to extract information about the murder. Taylor denies complicity and seeks to distance himself from the case while Hargraves plans to involve him in the defense and steer inquiries privately. The chapter closes with Taylor freed and Harvey Jethroe reclaiming freedom, while the police dismiss charges as the mystery deepens.
Miss Ida M Tarbell the historian of Standard Oil stays at the Hotel Brunswick in Boston. She defends her aim to present facts, notes churchmen among oil magnates, and says religious life shields unethical business while public moralizers should judge. She cites Rockefeller as a teetotaler who attends church and donates generously.
Grosvenor notes that knowledge of geography and human nature drives success in trade. He cites German commerce with South America, Turkey, and Asia, and Japanese gains in the current war as examples. He contrasts Russian lack of geographic awareness with Japan's studied geography and strategic reach.
A Sunday School lesson on Daniel 6 outlines the plot by jealous princes to entrap Daniel, the king’s vow to protect him, Daniel’s night in the den, and the divine salvation that proves Daniel’s fidelity. The piece discusses perseverance under persecution and the king’s faith in Daniel’s God.
A St Joseph man recounts recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Blood. He suffered appetite loss nervous tremors chills and stomach trouble from 1902 and says one box stopped symptoms and restored appetite. The ad asserts the pills strengthen nerves by making new blood and are free from harmful drugs.
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes a trend of antique tearooms blending tea with old china. The original shop in New England style attracts refined patrons including men, drawn by quaint surroundings and the charm of vintage adornments on sale with tea and cakes.
Mrs. Henry A. Reamer of South Bend Indiana reports severe kidney trouble and related symptoms but after using Donn's Kidney Pills she gained relief and credits the product with saving her life. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Professor Twiggs argues that dividing land for homesteads and using tobacco funds to build bases could fund homes, health, and happiness for all Americans. The Old Dodger interrupts, asking for a substitute for the cheap but potent cigar when money won’t reach the target.
An ad promotes Cuticara Reap ointment and Pure Cleanee to purify skin and blood of humors. It cites agonizing itching and burning from acne and psoriasis, hair loss, crusting scalp, facial disfigurement from pimples, and infant ailments. The remedy markets a complete treatment at 1.00.
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