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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
4
Mrs A Green of Franklin Georgia reports three and a half years of weakness and nervous trouble. After taking Dr Williams Pink Pills her weight rose from 104 to 190 pounds, sleep improved, blood improved, and she regained strength enough to walk half a mile. Pills sold by druggists or mailed from Schenectady New York at 60 cents a box.
A historical note recalls Hopi Indian weavers as originators of southwestern weaving teaching Navajo artisans. It highlights Hopi women’s conservative dress, one-piece woven garments, bright belts, and diagonal diamond patterns. Descriptions of daily trade, trading posts, and vivid plaza dances offer vivid glimpses of traditional life.
Fragmented public figure notes include Belshazzar reference and Braithwaite praise, with aside about a Chinese laundry check. A doctor advocates Postum as a coffee substitute, recounting long-term use and patient benefits in nervousness and digestion.
A secret cadre plans a Siberian escape for exiles with seven men including two English agents. They map a treacherous Arctic rendezvous, assign substitutes, and discuss money channels. Meanwhile personal tensions unfold among Helen, Miss Winter, and Oswin Grace as rumors of an old love surface and threaten the expedition’s secrecy.
Washington Post reports on why Kansas has not executed inmates in decades. W J Biddle notes law delays governors from approving death warrants, keeping dozens on death row at Leavenworth Prison. Notable inmates include Emmett Dalton and Wille Sella, plus John Collins and Joyste Morrison, with tales of false names and parole refusals.
A humorous domestic exchange unfolds as Broly asserts her firm mind while her husband pretends to doubt. The banter pivots on recognition of intention versus appearance. The moment captures a playful domestic dynamic.
Waliburton remarks on stubbornness and anger in a brief, fragmentary quotation about accountability and temper.
The piece reports on commercial demand rises and supply chain strain across sectors. It notes wholesale markets slowing while jobbing branches expand and shipments to Parelie and Bentiora points continue. Weathered by high costs and consumer steadiness, overall trade trends remain cautiously positive amid ongoing production and export activity.
A chaotic OCR of commodity quotes lists wheat corn rye oats and hogs by grade and region along with a suicide note about F. Kilne a Savannah laundry clerk who killed himself in Atlanta after traveling from Savannah using a razor in a grim final act.
A garbled mosaic of quotes, names, and opinions from New York papers notes debates on American foreign policy, Cuban relations, political figures, and economic prosperity. The text references Roosevelt, Morgan, and a range of U.S. and international topics, reflecting period discourse and sensational coverage.
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