29 Apr 1932
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1932
Page
1
The speaker praises Target cigarettes as a blend of Virginia Burley and Turkish tobaccos with gummed papers for easy rolling. She notes her husband switched from ready-mades, claims Target burns firm and is cheaper, rolling thirty or more cigarettes per package, saving money at about 10 cents per package.
Joe Barry a New York country youth works as a rooming house caretaker and restaurant helper. Enticed by a new life he becomes involved with a counterfeit liquor scheme and homicide case. Hymie Fradke hints at a fall guy while Joe faces murder charges and prison pressure.
The article traces saddle history from bareback riding in ancient Greece to early saddlecloth use in the fifth century, Xenophon’s notes on seating, the first stirrups in Maurice era, and the Mainz horseman figure. It cites the Theodotian column in Constantinople as possibly earlier than the fourth century and describes medieval saddles and sidesaddles.
The article explains cicadas mature in seventeen years from eye stage to adult, with regional variation. adults lay eggs in tree bark, nymphs drop to the ground, burrow to feed on roots, and emerge after the long developmental period with shell shedding marking adulthood.
Dayton resident Mrs Betty Liedeke touts Kruschen Salts as a safe easy method to shed ten pounds in seven days. She declares a half teaspoonful daily in hot water before breakfast, with a 4 week bottle priced affordably at drugstores nationwide.
Poem style note warns that spring signals pests and worms threaten fruit crops. Quotation from Bayard Taylor reflects on wisdom and wealth versus prudent choices. The fragment suggests garden plots face natural challenges as seasons change.
Readers debate whether Europe gifted the saxophone with some arguing it shaped a national identity while others warn against fueling old grudges. Opinion echoes through public forums as people applaud cautious, balanced judgments.
A composite recollection from a newspaper page recounts Mrs. Goldman hiring a new maid who lacks tact about her pearls, plus quips about in law and love, and brief notes on a Boston shoe shine stand helping Tony Sallman’s sons pursue diverse careers through earnings from the parlor business.
In the Montreal Star excerpt a speaker vows his daughter can wed through beauty and intellect while noting many couples begin modestly. A friend praises the worthy, as the old home paper remembers.
A vintage ad copy extols Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a harmless stimulant to revitalize tired middle aged people. It promises quicker energy, liver activity, and regular bowels with daily use, claiming relief from bilious spells headaches and general run down condition.
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