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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1926
Page
21
A Wesleyan museum has been formed near the house where Wesley lived and died, marking a shift in public worship and religious memory. The piece notes a public appetite for spectacle and power, with references to chapels, feuds, and evolving devotion.
An Omaha reader recounts poverty in blood and stomach trouble ending with relief after using Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. She describes initial improvement after a single dose, then continued benefit after five doses, and mentions options of liquid and tablet forms. She invites trials and confidential medical guidance from Buffalo New York.
An advertisement touts Darol Mentha Poplin as a remedy for gas heaviness and stomach upset. It promises to restore vigor and claims a money back guarantee if it does not help, noting it has aided thousands.
Tauris Bevan the playwright wavers between wildness and duty as he attends his sister Barbara’s wedding to Nesbaen, who inherits a Devon fortune. He, a gay youth, becomes distracted by Barbara’s wealth and Laurie’s defiant plan for adventure while a girl’s reflection appears in a New York residence mirror.
Laurie contemplates a mysterious girl seen in a hotel mirror as Bangs rants about writing their play. Laurie avoids the topic, pursues social diversions, and returns home to a vivid dream where the girl appears again, fading as dawn breaks. The thriller mood deepens as the mirror scene recurs.
Laurie watches a girl in a morning room and devises a charity ruse. A boy delivers a lunch basket, the girl may refuse or accept, and Laurie weighs possible motives from hunger to potential graft while plotting his next move.
Laurie meets a mysterious young woman in a upper floor studio. A streetwise elevator boy describes Miss Mayo as quiet, rarely seen, with red hair and brown eyes. Laurie senses a new interest may be blossoming, but the case hints at a deeper, budding tragedy.
Exposure a factor for window boxes. Sunny locations suit nasturtiums verbena sweet alyssum petunia pau- by cornflower Shapdragon and marguerite. shady areas favor begonias palms and paragua plants. Pairings include fuchsia with marguerites vincas. verbenas bloom luxuriantly alone. Formal or dusty streets suit Rogush tvy and Gorauluma.
In remote Egypt, families sleep inside large earthen jars with ribbed exteriors to keep out harm from night crawlers and pests. Tifa believes the practice shields them from Vaords and other dangers that disrupt sleep under harsh conditions.
A brief note claims that rain fails to deter Ming Railroad Managing from continuing operations as challenges accumulate. The line suggests a proverb applied to ongoing pressures on the railroad authority.
Cant Sew Sew but Keeps in Style. Home dyeing with real Dia mond Dyes promises true colors and easy use for curtains and furnishings. Free Cyclopedia and Color Craft book offered by Dia mond Dyes, Dept N12, Bennington VT.
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