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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1917
Page
2
Fragmentary report describes a man known as Hughes, seventy, carrying his leg injury after an earthquake. A physician examined his leg and noted pain from the knee upward. Officials questioned his color vision and eyesight during the ordeal while recalling a bizarre incident with yarn during a field expedition.
A reader explores Kazan the Wild Dog in a serialized tale. The scene depicts Kazan in a new room with his master and a girl, sensing danger yet drawn to her. The dog’s loyalty, courage, and evolving perception of civilization are foregrounded as music and human connection spark his first feelings of trust and love.
In Chapter II of Into the North Kazan endures longing for the wilds as a woman’s scent and a doorway friendship replace loneliness. He is sheltered by Issy and Thorpe yet torn by a plan to remove him. A foiled escape ends with Kazan leaping to protect his bond, a tense standoff at the house.
In a cryptic remark, Kazan claims he has reason to distrust McCready and acts to warn friends. The dialogue hints at a vision or perception that goes beyond ordinary sight, suggesting a warning or anticipation of danger.
A man intoxicated claims he was cut for the former and recalls a past habit of criticizing others. He says he has changed, now finding it easy to get along, reflecting a Birmingham Age-Herald perspective on social behavior. The piece ends noting that some men prize a winning ace as the most charming spat.
Letters from Ridgway and Tennille describe relief from female troubles and backache after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. O M Rimes and Mrs. W E Linpsry report renewed health, ability to work, and gratitude, with a note offering confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
A man answers his wife’s desire for divorce by citing income as the incompatibility. He suggests that his earnings do not align with her expectations of comfort, framing the marital breakdown around financial differences.
An Iowa campaign promotes Anti-Choleric Hog Remedy as boosting weight and growth while preventing disease at a cost of one cent per dose. Virginia and Des Moines distributors claim broad adoption and a Norfolk merchant testifies to cured cases, with nationwide sales and dealer requests.
A man who lost an election bet, fully aware of his facial deficiencies, asks the winner to admit the bet and its payment. He speaks bluntly about not being the other man’s keeper and requests acknowledgment before any payment.
A Cincinnati authority touts freezone as a fast, painless solution for corns. A few drops on the corn supposedly remove the root, shrink the callus, and dry the area. A small bottle is inexpensive and widely available, with druggists urged to stock it if not already.
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