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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1923

Page

4

World events briefed from national and foreign news

A compact digest reports on proposed Volstead act amendments, army budget warnings, Lusitania sinking archival evidence, Radio broadcasts of memorial addresses, prohibition enforcement gains, Thanksgiving observances, literacy plans, crop reports, naval budget and payroll issues, New York real estate sales, and various political and social notes from Washington, Manila, London, Berlin, and Rome with mentions of notable figures and institutions.

Ludendorff’s Beer Cellar Government Sinks in Munich Putsch

A dramatic report portrays General Erich Ludendorff and Adolf Hitler as leaders of a Bavarian beer cellar government in Munich aimed at restoring the monarchy and dissolving the republic. The brief regime collapsed within a day amid beer fumes and political collapse.

Erich Ludendorff Adolph Hittler Germany Munich Ludendorff France Bavaria

Mary Bartelme Chicago’s First Woman Judge Profile

Portrait of Judge Mary Bartelme of Cook County Illinois as Chicago’s first woman judge after 26 years in public service. Highlighting her career from public guardian to juvenile court official, her education, and her advocacy that every girl can be saved.

Mary Bartelme Circuit Court Cook County Minois Chicago Guardian John R. Tanner Shze Bartelme

Houghton the Unloquacious American Ambassador to Germany

Profile of Alanson B. Houghton shows a reserved diplomat who rarely speaks or attends public events. A Harvard man with studies in Paris and Gottingen, he navigates business ventures and politics while earning praise as “the best ambassador we have.”

Germany Alanson B. Houghton Cable Europe Jusserand United States Wilhelmstrasse Houghton Harvard Paris Gottingen Congress Washington

Banting and Best win 1923 Nobel for insulin discovery

Dr. Frederick Banting and J J R McLeod receive the Nobel Prize in medicine for insulin research. Banting, 32, unaffiliated with profit, helped found a Banting Best Chair at Toronto’s university, while Charles Best, 23, remains a key aide. The Canadian government grants support and insulin is priced at three cents per unit for the poor.

Frederick George Banting University of Toronto J. J. R McLeod Ontario Banting-Best Charles H. Best Ranting Dr. Banting

Ten acres of asparagus yield for J A Brown Shellsburg

J A Brown of Shellsburg harvested ten acres of asparagus worth 3600 dollars. News notes detail flood damages, new school projects, and local economic activity across Iowa with multiple named towns and organizations.

J. A. Brown Shellsburg Council Bluffs Ottumwa Frank Fisher Batavia Des Moines Carpenter Eldora Iowa Falls Empire Construction Company Green County Canada Iowa al Hldridge Iowa Seed Company Service Bulletin of the Highway Commission Davenport Board of Independent School District Qne

Iowa Fact Praises Horses Over Cotton, Lands in Debate

An Iowa writer claims horses hold greater value than cotton from any state, including Texas, arguing animal wealth surpasses agricultural export in regional pride and economic sentiment.

Iowa Towa Texas

Farmer Teaches City Guest Rind Etiquette

Jim Higgins visits a country farm and, after breakfasting on cold pork, proceeds to gut off the rind and place it aside. The farmer explains that they all eat the rind, prompting Jim to say he is saving his rind for the farmer.

Farm Bureau Shell Rock Secretary of State First State Bank Riverside Washington County Haber Anes Des Moines America Denmer Iowa T. J. Edmonds Iowa Tuberculosis Association France MM. L. Bowman Iowa Good Roads’ Association Iowa Farm Bureau Federation Federal Bureau of Markets Wellsburg Burdette Bell Clarion James Bell Jim Higgins Jim

Danderine Promises Thick Luxurious Hair

An advertisement touts Danderine as a tonic that revitalizes lifeless hair, promises immediate correction of falling hair itching scalp and dandruff, and claims to invigorate thin dry or fading hair with strength color and youthfulness. It emphasizes a non greasy pleasant feel and availability at drug stores.

A Time Saver Barber Banter

In a humorous dialect exchange an Italian barber offers quick service while a patron praises Petro for faster, neater results. The banter highlights a boast about cutting skill and time efficiency with playful language and a ghostly twist.

Petro

Bald-Headed Guest Amused by Sonny's Brush and Comb

A humorous exchange shows a bald headed guest asking what amuses him. Sonny replies that nothing, only mother puts a brush and comb in your bedroom. The moment captures domestic humor and playful misunderstanding.

Sonny

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