11 Aug 1922
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
1
A condensed review notes Mel bourne ratifies Washington conference treaties and Senate moves toward administration tariff bill passage. Prohibition officers killed since dry laws, and multiple political and business figures die or face legal change. Bell burial, aviation, and strikes prominent in the year’s chessboard of events.
National Commander Hanford MacNider of the American Legion praises the Inter Allied Federation of Veterans meeting in New Orleans shortly before the October national convention. He cites participation from South Africa, Yugoslavia, Canada, France, and the British Legion, emphasizing lifelong bonds formed in combat and their potential to deter future wars.
In a Senate colloquy amid tariff talk Senator Shortridge of California predicts Ohio will supply the next president. He names Warren G Harding as the expected Ohio leader, prompting others to acknowledge a future Ohio candidate but note the California senator may have misnamed the figure.
Sir Auckland Geddes told a London Pilgrims' banquet that England must better know the United States. He urged more English people to visit America to study its remarkable industrial, engineering, civic and educational progress. He praised America's centurylong achievements and relief efforts for starving Russians.
The article quotes Assistant Secretary Roosevelt warning that destroying law leads to barbarism and slavery, stressing due process, patriotism, and the danger of a doctrine of doing as little work as possible, in the wake of a massacre at Hernin, AL.
A wide array of local items, from reunions in Ames and Clarion to drownings in Newton Lake Park. Notable events include a Royal Navy binding in Waterloo, a chautauqua address by William J. Bryan, a teen wolf cub hunt record, and a flood of farm and property notes across Clinton, Page, and neighboring locales.
Mrs Mollie Abbey of Jennings Lodge Oregon says nine years of severe gas pain and inability to eat improved after taking Tanlac. She gained thirty five pounds, regains strength, and now does all housework easily. Taoulac is a wonderful medicine. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
Betty embodies southern charm and kindness in spirit and action. She finds loveliness in people and things and stays silent rather than say unkind words. A visit to Chicago with her aunt and mother included a cold day and a light luncheon in the Loop.
Advertises a sales position paying 325.00 per week plus commission with steady work. Requires references and writing for particulars. The Hanley Company at 7028 Cottage Grove Ave in Chicago. mentions dress as a theme. A Dallas News writer notes a stance that people will agree with about dress.
Mrs Mary Sherman of Lake Michigan Route 2 reports irregularities and weakness improving after seven bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges others, noting many women seek doctors before trying the medicine and promoting its merits.
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