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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
12
A Chicago Tribune excerpt recounts a journey where a conductor questions a fare discrepancy. A man notes he retained half fare for himself while giving full fare to his young daughter Ruth. The scene highlights passenger and conductor interactions on a crowded coach.
An old advertisement urges women to consider Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney and bladder issues. It claims many women have unseen kidney trouble affecting other organs and lists symptoms like back pain and nervousness. A sample bottle offer is extended through ten cent request to the maker.
An advertisement from the New York Sun highlights Diamond Dyes as simple to use for dyeing or tinting garments and home fabrics. The copy claims the product won’t spot or run and advises buyers to tell their druggist the material type.
Tom Wilton plots to secure Big Muskeg while Kitty secures power and Molly, amid threats from Bowyer and two encroaching detectives, endures a brutal drunken camp riot. Digby and Molly comfort each other as Wilton vows to discipline the men and protect the portage, with marriage on the horizon for Wilton and Molly.
In a perilous frontier see, Joe Bostock builder and Wilton Carruthers engineer debate removal of a railroad obstacle. Molly Donald saves Carruthers from the muskeg after a fatal shot, while family tensions and rival Bowyer complicate loyalties. Carruthers seeks Clayton to confront Bostock’s foes and secure control of the line.
Report on a giant ray sighting near New York and New Jersey with claims of block island catches last year. Measurements include 14 feet length and 1680 pounds weight. experts debate spine presence and weight estimates up to 10000 pounds. notes on sightings and historical context. A separate wedding anecdote ends with a minister’s quip about payment and a bride inheriting a fortune.
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