22 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1921
Page
1
C W Burton praises Eatonic for stomach trouble relief after years of discomfort. He claims the remedy cancels acidity and gas, relieving belching and distress when the root cause is addressed. The ad notes a large box priced cheaply and backed by four pharmacists guarantees.
The fragmentary text references displeasure over efforts and spending of time on worm mining or related work. Lacks clear names, places, or dates. reads as damaged OCR with cryptic phrases.
A garbled ad touts Cuticleura for soothing itching scalp and dry skin with nightly rubbing and morning shampoo. It advises using Cuticleura on the skin and hair care routine and cautions readers to beware of those who claim ownership of the earth.
In a congressional address President Ware en J Harding urges economy and readjustment after war. He calls for tax revision, tariff policy, and federal business coordination to revive industry, lower living costs, and stabilize transportation, rail and air, while stressing aid for veterans and cautious US involvement in world affairs.
A fragment recalling Milton as a liberty lover who favored a republic and defended freedom of worship belief press divorce and more. The scene shifts to a drawing room where a couple discusses love under a mistletoe, revealing flirtation and a playful trade for a dress.
Reports include a man dying from lockjaw after a horse kick, a gunshot killing Berthold Halfpap in March, a Kell y incident with a man hiding in a mail car in Elk Point, and Mrs Janet Kirkwood ill in Iowa City. Rotary delegates gather in Dubuque 1921 district session, Mayor Reilly declared insane, James Townsend denied appeal in a murder case, a heart attack ends Thomas Anderson’s life, Poland China hog ownership surveys, county hog sales, and horse market activity. Cigarette sale legalization moves toward July 4 with licensing and tax stamps for sellers.
In a mock exchange the Colonel critiques a new enterprise as fashionable while Umégar defends it. The transcript parodies fashion rhetoric by claiming the idea lacks backing and compares it to a Paris gown. The Youngstown Telegram is cited.
Halus Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a constitutional remedy taken internally. The claim states it cures catarrh by destroying the disease’s foundation and strengthening overall health. Sold by B J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
A fragment from a Lawrence Mass Telegram item describes a chaotic stage moment where a bottle dropped from the gallery during a joke filled scene. Spectators roared as a nearby spectator attempted to reclaim the bottle, while backstage chatter noted a possible improvised line and audience reaction.
The statement emphasizes that recovery or progress relies on timely, proper actions in appropriate settings. It stresses disciplined behavior and precise timing as keys to sustained improvement. The message underlines accountability and strategic decision making in stressful or challenging situations.
An old advertisement stresses checking for the Bayer name on aspirin tablets to ensure genuineness. It lists common uses including colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache and back pain. It notes handy twelve tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists and identifies Bayer as the trademark and acetylsalicylic acid source.
A tense exchange shows a father scolding a son who probes about his mother. The boy presses about how near sighted the mother was in the past, prompting the father to respond with a measured rebuke and a declaration of privacy.
Cactus Joe confirms the Crimson-Gulch posse seized bootleggers and confiscated goods after paying advance costs to persuade rum runners to use their route, with citizens bearing the expense.
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