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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1927
Page
2
A fragmentary line argues that true friendship has no jealousy and no selfish motive and remains meaningful when tested by character and loyalty. The terse reflection suggests enduring bonds rely on mutual respect and virtue.
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Lotta and a woman nicknamed Mommer or Joe lifting a 200 pound dumbbell. The source asks for the woman’s name and details remain unclear from the readable snippet.
A bizarre report from Kanagas recounts a group of masked men hammering at a door, chasing a resident, and firing a weapon while fleeing. The incident ends with the house found undisturbed next morning. motive unclear and suspects masked.
A sponsored testimonial from Manon City Iowa praising Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets as effective tonics and laxatives. The note claims high satisfaction and urges readers to buy the medicines at local stores and contact Dr Pierce in Buffalo New York for free medical advice.
A Boston Transcript note depicts a domestic scene where Mrs BH restricts gatherings to two guests, reflecting a strict household rule. A separate line mentions a little girl among eleven dolls, highlighting a curious domestic tableau.
An Elmo Scott Watson II essay traces evolving view of women attaining high office in the United States. It recalls Alice Robertson Jennette Rankin Miriam Ferguson Nellie Taylor Ross and predicts a future where a woman could preside over the Senate or attain the vice presidency, noting movements by Mrs Woodrow Wilson and the National Woman's Party and referencing Victoria Woodhull Martins 1872 presidential bid. It surveys early female candidates and advocates for expanded female political power across decades.
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