Yok J. Sullivan Publishes at Graettinger Post Office
The issue appears with a misprint filled page text from Graettinger post office circulation notes. It notes second class mail status and subscription rates, including 800 in advance, plus a dated header September 21, 1922 and a lead story on a heavy war cloud in Europe. The report mentions possible war between Great Britain and Turks backed by Mohammedans in eastern Europe Asia and Africa and a potential French war effort.
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Great Britain
Europe
Asia
Africa
Great Batavi
France
Everybody's Hyssop Soap Ad Promises Gentle Clean
An old advertisement touts Everybody's Hyssop as a pure white cream soap free of caustic acids and grit. It claims suitability for all users from motorists to infants, noting it leaves skin soft and smooth. A money back guarantee invites buyers to test two cans and return if not best for general use.
War clouds grow as nations weigh their steps
The piece argues Britain seeks help from New Zealand and Canada, while India and other regions unlikely to be asked. It cites General Townhend predicting a fall of Constantinople and warns of a broader war if Muslims rally to the Turks. It also criticizes League of Nations, calls for U.S. noninvolvement, and blames British policy for regional tensions.
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Great ‘Britain
New Zealand
Canada
India
South Africa
Australia
Ireland
Townhend
Turkey
Asia Minor
England
Lloyd George
Constantinople
Persia
Arabia
Afghanistan
Egypt
Mesopotamia
United States
League of Nations
Husband's Story Will Amaze Graettinger
A Graettinger account reports a husband praising Adler-i-ka as a wondrous stomach medicine. After years of stomach trouble, his wife improved following a simple mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine and Adler-i-ka, gaining weight and feeling better. The ad claims the product cleans upper and lower bowels, relieves gas and chronic constipation, guards against appendicitis, and reveals impurities. Mack's Pharmacy promotes the remedy.
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Mack’s
The Value of the Church by Rev. C J Mekkelson
This sermon argues churches steadily lift people Godward over two thousand years. It credits Christian influence with moral progress and Reconstruction leadership, stressing regular attendance, public worship, and steady lifelong character development toward righteousness.
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C. J. Mekkelson
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Oddball Observations On Life Love And Humor
A collage of quips and anecdotes spans moral musings on religion, marriage, and opportunity. Items include a Honolulu man suing for divorce after 37 years, a doctor meeting his estranged brother, and a mismatched mix of social commentary from the era on films, coal, and jazz.
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Honolulu
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Graettinoor
Hyssop
C. Wiegmann & Son
Emmetsburg
Husband
Graettinger
R Jy
Cnintog Boyles Huainesa College
Omaba
Neb
America
Irwin
Cobb
Altara
Iman
Liberty Bell Bank
RTC Bank
Towa
Gammon Lumber Co
Farmers Cash Supply Co
City Shoe Shop
Reimer Clothing Company
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