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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
22
A Jersey City man writes that Carter's Little Liver Pills cured his appetite and stomach gas problems after years of poor digestion. He claims the pills fully restored his appetite and ability to eat without biliousness and says he will recommend Carter's Liver Pills.
A fragment contemplates folly in assuming all of heaven and earth could arise from charge. The speaker mocks the idea that art or craft can summon vast creation, noting limits of skill and the oyster metaphor for nature’s limits.
A fragmented line references a marriage plan and a question about age, noting a vague dialogue about two people preparing to wed. The source fragment hints at uncertainty and speculation without specifying names or dates.
In a shifting alpine drama, Janet, Tommy, and the patriarch clash over a royal marriage. Casimir’s arrival and telegrams to Berlin set urgent stakes as factions debate uniting faiths and granting a world conference presidency while a Balkan warlike tension simmers.
In Grosvenor Street Lord Troyte hosts a tense gathering with Norheys, Viola Temple, and Procopus Cable. Troyte greets Viola as she returns from Lystria, the library filled with rare books and fine furniture, while Cable rants about sending wires to Berlin and Austria as Balkan tensions rise.
The piece argues that some reach middle age choosing to remain unmarried for serious reasons. It notes happiness can occur in later marriages but many value individual autonomy. Such people may avoid marriage to preserve self reliance and broader capacity to serve varied human needs.
A wry tale shows a wrenchman miswiring English to English as he attempts a congratulatory telegraph for a friend’s marriage. The garbled wish “May you be very happy in the workhouse” encodes a warning about union workhouses. Also a note on the heronine bird along the Anuon river appears in the fragment.
Miss Helen Roberta’s research for the territorial government concludes the ukulele was introduced to Hawaii by Portuguese in 1870, not a native invention. The term ukulele means little jumping thing, and Edward Purvis linked to its name as a court performer.
Robert M. Seebree sues Missouri Pacific for 8000 alleging a mistress at Nearman Missouri threw a bucket of water from a station door. The water soaked a mule tied to a wagon, causing a chain reaction that led to horses balking, a wagon overturn, and a broken leg. The railroad argues the water was dishwater and not used in the station, so it bears no responsibility for the sequence of events.
Color it new with Diamond Dyes. This dye promotes rich permanent color for wool cotton silk and blends. See your druggist for material guidance and choose dye suitable for wool or alkali wool cotton mixed fabrics. Families and wardrobes gain vivid hues for dresses coats draperies and more.
A new adjustable platform on wheels designed to reduce labor in building and moving scaffolds. The vehicle extension lifts to full height, can be moved by hand or electric power, and folds compactly when not in use, saving space and enabling work at inaccessible elevations.
Two friends discuss Dick’s enterprise, hinting at a large operation but ultimately uncertain. Through fragmented dialogue they question the scale, with one suggesting a “neat-mahogany” desk business as a safer label. The exchange reveals curiosity about Dick’s activities without clear facts.
Advert reads Cutlcura for pimply faces and blackheads with ointment and five minute wash with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Promotes daily toilet use and includes Cuticura Talcum. Mentions Divorce Grounds and a Chicago quip about Abe Lincoln. Notes doctors rarely leave well enough alone.
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