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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
8
A sensational ad hawks SATONIC tablets as a modern cure for acid stomach and fatigue, claiming it restores strength, mood, and appetite. The pitch targets weary adults with bold claims, cites rapid absorption of toxins, and guarantees refund if not effective.
During a severe storm that damaged property in Gilveston, an acting officer on leave telegraphed his superior at the defenses with the line Sympathy to the regiment, where are my clothes The regiment replied Sympathy from the regiment you have no clothes This exchange appears in Everybody's Magazine Ane.
A fragmented tale features the pygmy anteater boasting wisdom as he recalls his diet of ants. Insects debate his pride, noting the irony that eating ants may undermine his self view while revealing the absurdities of boastful plans. The exchange hints at fate, enemies, and a father’s brisk example.
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a remedy for infants and children with feverish, sallow, or constipated states urging a dose for quick relief and cautioning against counterfeits. A second fragment recounts two city dressmakers debating a rival modiste with a dismissive remark about imagination.
Cold in the head advice promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy to build the system cleanse the blood and reduce susceptibility to colds. The ad warns chronic catarrh may follow and claims internal use cures. Also mentions Cole's Carbolic salve for burns and a note on St Louis abolishing German street names.
Guidance on preventing and treating Spanish influenza emphasizes rest and nourishment. Advice includes going to bed, staying warm, taking laxatives, and eating nourishing foods to maintain strength and speed recovery. The tone mirrors early public health tips urging self care at home.
A column urges calm about Spanish influenza noting its history since 412 B and later epidemics. It explains symptoms such as chills fever and cough, outlines bed rest and limited treatment, warns of pneumonia and heart risks, and promotes VapoRub and avoidance of crowds as preventive steps.
Fragmentary exchange from the San Francisco Chronicle with humor about sleep under blankets and cold nights. Quoted street slang and quips include Owuler and Owuler’s remark on warmth, plus a joke about a hog under a fence and a bantam remark about being licked.
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