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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1904
Page
4
The Comanche chief Quanah requested a furniture item, the roller desk, for his Fort Worth home. Cattlemen were amused by his claim that he would sit, light a cigarette, and entertain guests with a desk session, asserting he would “go away” when a white man approached for a talk.
Lawrence County reports a claimed cure for kidney troubles with Dodd's Kidney Pills. Mrs Baggett credits the remedy for ending dropsy symptoms and restoring health, saying urine flow improved and she is now well. Sugar beets note appears as unrelated filler.
A Niagara Falls scene offered as a fine water color lithography in twelve colors 15 by 24 inches on glossy paper. Reproduced by Charles Graham and mailed worldwide on receipt of stamps or silver. Address O Ruggles G P A Michigan Control R Chicago.
Neapolitan sailor Beppo Bruzoni explains how his marriage and family ties create a paradox where he becomes his own grandfather. He details marriages and offspring that link him as husband, son, father, grandfather, and uncle in a chain that defies simple kinship.
Chick Millikin declares something is afoot while Inspector Casey seeks a reason. The chief merely points to a limping woman approaching the chiropodist repair shop, implying a clue in the case.
A comic exchange centers on a misunderstanding where a young lady asks for the price of a bicycle costume. The dealer clarifies the item is not a bicycle costume but a под sanitary underwear accessory, highlighting a humorous mix up.
A Connellsville woman, plagued by twenty five years of sick headaches, reports relief after quitting coffee and switching to Postum Food Coffee. She credits the change with ending her torture and improving her health, noting she has never felt better since adopting Postum.
Eugenie faces ruin and vows to live for others while considering marriage to the President. A cure urges her to choose between worldly duty and heaven. News of Charles Grandet’s debts and a dramatic plan to discharge creditors tests loyalties and reshapes alliances in Saumur.
The Paris business world buzzes as M. de Bonfons settles all debts of Grandet's estate in full. The president meets creditors, including M. de Bonfons, and Charles faces his disapproval from his future father in law after the settlement.
M de Bonfons dies eight days after a deputy appointment leaving Eugenie a widow with one hundred thousand livres. She remains devout, parsimonious, and generous to charity, guiding Saumur with quiet dignity and unwavering resolve despite sorrow and social judgment.
The article discusses Elijah and Elisha, comparing their faith and miracles, noting the role of prayer, divine protection, and the dangers of idol worship. It cites lessons from 1 Kings 17 and 2 Kings 6 to illustrate faith, providence, and reliance on God, including the widow's oil and feeding miracles.
Mrs. Sarah Marine of Colorado Springs writes of kidney ailment relief after using Deans Kidney Pills, claiming rapid improvement and long lasting health, with dealer price noted. The text also recounts a mouse tunneling feat during pole hole digging in New York with a makeshift stairway and a brief note on Fiscos Cure for consumption offering immediate throat relief from Leipsie Ohio.
An old editorial style note urges persistence in love, business, and life. It counsels self reliance as the path to success while acknowledging personal lows. The piece emphasizes individual effort over external help, claiming outcomes are earned or suffered by one's own actions.
A playful exchange envisions Clara imagining an ideal home for Ivo. She answers with a whimsical twist, describing bricks made of ice cream as the foundation of a fanciful, sweet dwelling.
Boston women report fibroid relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Hayes of Roxbury describes long pain and bleeding and credits the remedy with enabling walking and improved strength. Mrs. Rays, also of Roxbury, says she is a new woman and praises the preparation, claiming it expelled the tumor and boosted her health.
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