19 Apr 1929
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1929
Page
1
In this classic ad copy Castoria is pitched as a trusted vegetable remedy for infants and children. It claims five million households keep it on hand and emphasizes safety for babies while warning against stronger medicines for tiny patients.
The Detroit News notes a rite in youth as a boy finally masters saying Aidu or a similar term and chooses to align with the intelligentsia in a symbolic moment marking maturation.
An advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as rapid relief for sour stomach and gas. It claims the product calms digestive organs, can be used by children, and that each spoonful neutralizes multiple times its own acid volume. It warns to get the genuine Phillips, as imitators differ.
Harris, Harper, and a rough crew push a squatter journey toward the Breaks exploring the forest for summer range. Billie Deane questions shelter versus independence as Deane, Slade, and Slade’s ranger escort move toward a planned hold on the White River grazing lands.
Harris and Carlos Deane vie for the Three Bar girl's favor as they oversee a busy ranch scene. Cattle, alfalfa plans, and upcoming range work frame a season of growth and personal tension on the plains.
The piece explains the elephant as highly adaptable with few enemies besides man. It details the elephant’s sensitive trunk detecting human scent and choosing to retreat or charge. It notes elephants evade hunters by staying in dense forests and moving silently along winding trails.
The earliest Greek philosopher recorded is Thales. Other renowned figures in this tradition include Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Anaximander, and Heraclitus.
The Department of Agriculture reports that applying sodium nitrate to winter wheat near maturity can raise protein content by about one third or more, enhancing quality as the crop nears harvest.
Raleigh man Jack Landingham a World War I veteran and college alum is serving 10 to 12 years in Buncombe County for forgery and false pretense. While incarcerated he sculpts in plaster and clay, modeling likenesses of Amelia Earhart Edwin Poll and others, using scraps from his cell and late-night sessions.
In Berlin the Klosterkirche during renovations revealed a tomb with 18 skeletons identified as eighteenth century female remains. Under supervision of Doctor Steinberger the bones were exhumed and reburied elsewhere. The church, dating to the late thirteenth century, has yielded relics in prior centuries though no art objects were found this time.
A white carrier pigeon tapped at the window of Mrs. George Banker in Rochester New York. The bird was friendly and unfamiliar, not a raven, appearing as a quiet, gentle visitor.
The piece recalls Dr Caldwell beginning in 1875 and his early belief against harsh purges. It touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a liquid, mild, safe bowel stimulant in broad use since 1892, claimed to relieve headaches
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