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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1924
Page
5
A man asks a doctor friend if there is a cure for absent-mindedness. The physician laughs and confirms the idea. The man jokes that his wife makes the biggest mistakes, misusing a $20 bill to buy a hat instead of shirts and B D s for himself.
A Vressburg worker went to a dentist for a toothache but received a shock when the bill revealed a bullet item. He recalled being struck in the jaw by a spent Russian bullet during World War I, which he believed had fallen out after a minor flesh wound.
For years druggists note the remarkable record of Dr Kilmer s Swamp-Root a great kidney liver and bladder medicine It is a physician s prescription and strengthens the kidneys liver and bladder to do nature s work It has stood the test of years sold by all druggists on its merit and should help you Be sure to get Swamp-Root and start treatment at once If you wish to test first send ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NC for a sample bottle Mention this paper.
A farmer asks a question about crow trouble as a boy reports back. The boy says there are fifty four crows in the corn and that they are all the farmer’s, reflecting a rustic moral from Home Circle.
The article recalls Blennerhassett Island near Parkersburg West Virginia once owned by Herman Blennerhassett an affluent Irishman. Aaron Burr visited in 1808 to press a conspiracy to build a western empire. Blennerhassett was arrested as a Burr associate but released without trial. The house and grounds were wrecked by a mob and his later years were spent amid ongoing fortune pursuits.
In a strained tale a French girl flee from brutal home and a proposed husband. Two Englishmen, Lord Gerald Dombey and Christopher Bent, rescue her by taking her to Monte Carlo. Myrtillo grows into a striking young woman, while Gerald and Christopher decide she must not return home. Lady Mary disapproves, secretly loving Christopher, as guardianship strains bonds.
Madame Lenore reshapes Myrtile in a plain blue serge outfit with a modest toque as Gerald and Christopher watch. Myrtile, torn between desire and duty, feels the loss of her past self while Lenore boasts the makeover will catch the notice of a superior. Gerald plans to dine with Myrilla at Clro's.
Chapter V describes Madame de Ponjerc and Pauline seated on a terrace. A refined table setting shows double linen, a pink rose centerpiece, and fine Sevres china. A long cigarette tube and a servant in plain black attend the scene as they gaze seaward.
Pauline battles ennui and flirtation as Madame de Ponlore and a looming visit from Zubin frame a tense Riviera drama. Gerald Domhey introduces himself to Pauline, seeking an in with her aunt, while the suspense around wealth, power, and distant rulers lingers over the sunlit villa.
Pauline appears as attractive as she is mysterious in Wisconsin. Gerald wonders if he can find a way to break through her reserve and reveal her true feelings.
The piece notes a wise man choosing partnership with a woman who possesses enough money to finance a substantial house in Uthoreon. It hints at social or marital bargaining and urban development implications for the locale.
A battered patient with plaster speaks of a fence incident during a tense hospital visit. The exchange hints at rough treatment and troubling experiences, while a lingering sense of unease surrounds the visitor’s motives and the room’s atmosphere.
Mrs Frances A Pyle reports severe stomach distress and liver pain improved after using Discovery product. She describes persistent hunger, weakness, headaches, and relief beginning after two tablets or a dose of liquid form. Location listed as 51434 Sycamore Apt 3 with dealers offering tablets or liquid.
A Washington woman describes severe chin irritation from harsh soap. After using Resinol Soap and Roaine Ointment as directed, her skin quickly healed from tenderness to a smoother, brighter complexion. Sample testimony highlights relief and renewed confidence.
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