10 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
1
The piece credits Dr. Pierce with popularizing his Favorite Prescription after moving to Buffalo New York. It claims the remedy has aided thousands of women in addressing distressing ailments and notes testimonials including Mrs Walter Guzp of 08 Tenth Sirmet who says it rebuilt her health.
A jumbled dispatch reports Beron Desborough dying suddenly during a dinner in Birmingham, England. It notes air mail speed between Shanghai and New York and other scattered items including Wilson naming a successor, immigrant figures, a lynching in Florida, train mail robberies, and various international tensions.
A report notes a federal commission to be stationed at Dubuque to enforce prohibition laws. It mentions J. L. Kennedy named chief examiner for the ninth federal reserve district, and reports on farm yields, a Minnesota kidnapping case, disappearances, land sales near Perry, and a push in Iowa for legalizing professional dosing and a boxing bill with American Legion support.
A fragmented 1920 kitchen column lists codfish chowder and codfish gravy served with vegetables, olives, and mayonnaise. It details tea cakes with lemon rind and nutmeg, and a Spanish style tripe roll baked with tomatoes, salt, and butter, all in a compact household style.
Ad fragment mentions Cole's Carel claiming to stop pain from burns and heal skin diseases. The text is garbled and references a druggist and Rockford but provides no clear product details or claims.
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