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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1905
Page
4
A cam era traveler recounts a retort to an unkind remark by a young woman met at a friend’s house in New Tweyland. The woman taunts him that commercial travelers are not received in good society in her country, to which he answers with a polite, abrupt retort.
An Honest Opinion from Afuneral Idaho dated Oct 16 reports Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for senile pains. Mr D S Colson, a well known resident, claims lasting relief from severe leg pain and difficulty walking after using the pills. He asserts the remedy clears uric acid by restoring healthy kidneys, removing the source of rheumatism and sciatica.
Dismal Dave argues workers on strike have no business in the fur place while Wlodding Pete questions blame. The pair debate sympathy and labor action in a rough, humorous street exchange.
A Mitchellville reader argues that patent medicines persist due to public satisfaction and urges scrutiny of lawmakers next winter. A lawyer recounts a circumstantial evidence anecdote about a girl’s walk in the park and a mother’s questioning, highlighting misinterpretation of evidence.
The Norwich Bulletin warns against rusting out as a harmful trend. It urges resisting resignation and embracing action and energy to keep spirits high, noting that chances improve with persistent effort and resolve in tough times.
An Alabama woman describes years of nervous neuralgia and headaches tied to coffee use. After switching to Postum Food Coffee she reports complete recovery, no headaches, and freedom from solitary isolation during illness, crediting the change to the new beverage.
In a tense room, Jethroe coerces Monboddo with a costly payoff to aid his plan as Edgecome is murdered in error. Later, in disguise, Jethroe reshapes his appearance in a hotel barber shop, then meets Harvey Tarvey to reveal a cipher chessboard containing a secret fortune, hinting at his ultimate aim to outwit a criminal gang.
The article reviews Ezra and Nehemiah era memories of return from Babylon to Jerusalem. It notes Cyrus decree enabling exiles to rebuild the Temple, journeys across deserts, initial housing and farming struggles, and celebrations with antiphonal singing. It discusses Samaritan opposition and world church-state dynamics, plus brief notes on Polish Catholic and Newfoundland church-building matters.
Jethroe Sr ready for a bold deception as his life on the edge continues. He sits by the fire with a novel while a waiter brings a visitor, Harvey Jethroe Jr., to the table and the uncle greets him with a loud bark of Bold.
The New York Sun reports two businessmen debate knowledge of their city. They reflect on daily sights and admit they cannot identify a statue in Bowling Green Park, sparking discussion about familiar places and forgotten details in a crowded urban landscape.
Fragmentary dialogue notes compare country living to dull days in the countryside. A character named Cleveland Lender remarks on grinding stone work and references a New York Times style line about life in the country. The text is ambiguous and presents a clipped historical tone without clear events.
An article extols Western Canada as a fertile, well governed settlement area. It cites 200,000 U.S. settlers, wheat yields of 25 bushels per acre from four million acres, and favorable Manitoba Alberta Saskatchewan conditions. A Canadian government agent is urged for land and rail/rate guidance. Emerson quote closes.
A historical ad touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as universal cures for female troubles and related nervous debility. It links antiseptic cleansing of mucous surfaces to overall health while featuring fragmented dialogue about medical advice and money concerns.
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