26 Apr 1929
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1929
Page
1
A brief remark from Woran's Home Companion critiques how the inefficient man overemphasizes trivialities and neglects major opportunities. It notes petty economies and missed big chances as common flaws.
Nevada developers and equipment updates signal strong progress in quicksilver projects. Industry insiders predict the state will become the West's leading producer as development accelerates.
The fruit trade expanded from a small region to 40 states contributing to peach production. Over two decades commercial consumption rose 50 percent and the season averages about 1,000,000 bushels produced weekly.
Dr Harold Behneman of the University of California Medical School writes in the Journal of California and Western Medicine that a patient reached a fever of 110.6 degrees yet survived. Behneman says the body near its limit and suggests host factors helped control the bacteria.
A letter from a Buffalo clinic offers simple aid and mentions Dr. Pierce at the address for a trial package of tablets. An Ohio or Nebraska paper quotes a woman who claims Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription helped her become a mother after doctors said it impossible. A second note praises Dr. Pierce's Pellets for stomach and bowels. A separate query asks if a voice is a low contralto and mentions a Louisville Courier-Journal quote about speech changes.
Billie faces Slade and Deane as outlaw rustling, rebranding schemes, and a looming clash with the Three Bar ignite a brutal frontier struggle. Slade threatens, Barris plots protection, and the Breaks host a wild dance with danger and possible justice near Arnold's stockade.
Harris tracks a multi-day raid by a lone rider killing Three Bar bulls along the Breaks, threatening calf crops. Billie withholds the killer’s name from Sheriff Steidy, hinting the suspect may be a friend. Deane grapples with life on the range and Billie’s defiant choice. To be continued.
A vintage advertisement promoting Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for sour stomach and indigestion. It touts medical endorsement, ease of use after hearty meals, and the Phillips name as a trusted, registered trademark since 1875. The copy emphasizes pleasant taste and effectiveness.
An astronomer argues the moon is not silver but yellow and recalls a white star near the crescent moon described as a mercury globule on dull brass. The piece notes poets like Tennyson may still sing of a silvery moon while stars show colors from red to blue and orange.
Webster defines a ha ha as a sunk fence or wall not visible until close. The orick ba ha walls at Mount Verges were named for their invisibility from the house, set on a terrace and enclosing a cattle grazing field.
A reflective line from Locke notes that natural gifts alone fail to satisfy heroes and crowds. Polished character brings true luster, as rough diamonds gain value when refined and properly set. The quote urges effort to cultivate virtue and talent beyond mere potential.
A clipped sentence notes that public amusement yields no harm to the critic’s stature and tone. It suggests the public’s amusement carries no lasting penalty for censure or satire, reflecting a defiant stance toward criticism.
A compact opinion note argues against granting broad freedoms while others enjoy them, framing a call for balanced restrictions to maintain national order and fairness.
Dr Caldwell advocates natural treatment for constipation after forty seven years of observing results. He rejects drastic purges and promotes a mild vegetable compound not habit forming. Use Syrup Pepsin for constipation biliousness stomach symptoms and colds. free trial available by writing Syrup Pepsin Dept BB Monticello Chinois.
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