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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
24
Record of Ste. Lucy of Syracuse who spurned a noble suitor and vowed to God. The tale claims the lover accused her of Christian heresy and she suffered persecution. A curling legend says she plucked her eyes and sent them to him, then received new eyes as reward.
A warning urges consumers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. The notice claims Bayer has proven safety for 25 years and cautions against imitations, advising buyers to say Bayer when purchasing Aspiria.
Fragmentary report notes ancient advertising on home exteriors in Greece and Pompeii. It mentions walls offered for sale or barter, with a rough price system. early notices appeared among ruins, estimating costs at about one cent per page per two inches per person.
An old advertisement promotes Cutteura Ointment for itching scalp with gentle rubbing of dam druff spots, followed by Cutteura Soap daily washing to achieve clear skin and soft hands.
A garbled quotation compares telephone counts in China and the United States, stating both would reach about 100,000,000 if equal, while noting figures like 76,000 and 25,900,000. The speaker, A. Garfield, reflects on liberties and their perception rather than direct history.
Old time patent medicine claim promotes Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a supreme remedy for indigestion gastritis and stomach distress claiming rapid relief and a money back guarantee if not helped, urging readers to buy a bottle today.
In Lystria's palace, Proyte and peers debate the coronation and if Lord Norheys can be replaced by another. Tommy and Norheys face a wedding, with Viola the dancer under court scrutiny. Norheys proposes practical roles for Viola, Calypso, and the royal circle as plots unfold around the coronation and throne.
A Buprame court rules that Tan’s automobile is not his castle, noting the rusty old machine hurts family pride as members use it while a pater digs for funds to cover garage bills, reflecting local tensions over ownership and maintenance.
John and Justine attend a dance at the New Shrine where Celeste Ballenstyne captivates attention while Justine questions love and intellect. John pretends calm as rivals and friends press for romance, and the pair confront their growing discontent and questions about true feeling and marriage.
Antiquarian notes describe Thomas Jefferson valuing ordinary items tied to America's origins. He wrote of the writing box used for the great Charter of Independence, crafted from a drawing by Ben Randall and kept since his 1777 Philadelphia arrival, plain yet convenient and imagined to grow in value with time.
A dialogue snippet shows an assistant prose exchange with a witty line about epistolary contact with an opponent before a date. The pin-feathery young attorney questions communication while the response claims no letters were exchanged and describes a meeting at a crossroads store ending in a comic, chaotic brawl.
A clipped dialogue recalls promises about staying busy at home before marriage. The exchange notes a marriage and its implied reason. Separately, a regional overview cites Persia covering 625000 square miles with a 9000000 population and only 150 miles of railroad.
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