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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
4
Endemic hay fever blamed on atmospheric irritants and weed pollen. Affected individuals report Peruna boosts resistance and helps endure the season, with change of locality as an optional remedy. Many rely on Peruna for hay fever relief and avoidance of attacks.
The New Work Tribune discusses whether exploration grants title to far northern lands. It notes explorers from Britain, America, and Scandinavia and the Arctic map race, but questions the delimitation of international boundaries and whether discovery or occupation proof establishes sovereignty.
In playful dialogue a restaurant owner boasts of being so busy they rarely eat their own meals. The exchange highlights a thriving vegetarian dining spot and its bustling pace.
A Kentucky woman describes severe indigestion and nervous fatigue that faded after switching to Grape-Nuts with cream for breakfast. She reports restored strength, steadier mind, and relief from heat flashes and dizzy spells, with occasional discomfort when reintroducing greasy foods.
Claud Wyats and Helen Grace confront secrets as Oswin Grace plans Arctic exploration. Tyars presses for truth about Oswin, and Helen weighs protecting her brother against Tyars dramatic resolve. A Brook Street meeting hints at a looming peril as personal loyalties collide with duty.
Chicago reports midseason trade progress with improved treaty outlook and resilient manufacturing demand. Steel products prices rise amid cost increases as construction advances with better weather. Bank exchanges and consumer goods retail rise. bankruptcies soft. New York notes strong buying, record August sales in dry goods, clothing, shoes, and hardware. fall shipping season near peak and railcar shortages looming. Wheat prices ease with expected large spring harvest. white wheat seen as huge crop.
A dense rundown lists cattle hogs and sheep prices for Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo and New York. It shows variations by grade and commodity from wheat and corn to oats rye and butter with figures for No 2 and standard grades.
Notes state Viventa will build a two story temporary city hall costing 80000 dollars. The plan outlines a rapid municipal project with a fixed budget and scale.
A patient testimonial claims Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped a woman avoid surgery for a tumor. The letter describes severe symptoms, prior diagnoses, and a claimed recovery after five bottles, with periods restored and medical signs reportedly cleared.
An elderly man dining with an acquaintance declares the corner table youngster is his grandson, while a tall woman at the next table asserts the same boy is with her grandmother in a Pittsburg Post item.
Mrs. George J. Steese of Akron Ohio writes that her infant’s body broke out with a humor and a face was eaten away. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, sores healed quickly and the child’s skin became clear. She notes she would pay five dollars if needed, instead of 75 cents.
An advert declares Dr Gouraud’s Oriental Cream offers a transparent complexion free from tan freckles and moth patches. It claims medical endorsement, cites celebrity users, and markets through Fred C Hopkins at 37 Great Jones Street New York with distribution across the United States Canada and Europe.
A humorous line from a Houston Chronicle piece shows a hired man asking about pay. The farmer replies with a crude bargain offering either three of the daughter’s kin or eight dollars a day with six kisses, even suggesting to take everything in kisses if desired.
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