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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
6
Frank J. Trumbull writes in a letter read in the paper that Carter's Little Liver Pills cured his poor appetite and sour stomach. He says the remedy freed him of gas, stopped bilious feelings, and improved his appetite fully, and he will recommend them in the future.
A Christmas tale follows a pilot guided by Mr Wind to a snowy landing near a vast toy workshop. Inside, Santa Claus greets the pilot and speaks to sending a personal message to children, promising to visit them all and thanking boys and girls for their year.
A new boy with a fighting reputation moved into the neighborhood. At supper Jimmie recounted a clash and his father asked what he did. Jimmie replied he would have bitten Jim if not for his strengthfulness.
Mrs Verben a Carpenter of Evanston Wyoming recounts how Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased monthly troubles, aided postnatal recovery after displacement, and returned her strength for full housework and caring for five children. She credits the remedy for her renewed health and urges others to try it.
Amy Lowell, famed New England poet, spoke in Boston about materialism and neglect of literature. She quipped that poets are born, not made, noting it would not pay to pursue poetry as a manufactured craft in these days.
Washington report states President Coolidge's aircraft board rejected Colonel Mitchell's major recommendations. It endorses American air power, calls for improved funding with limited timeframes, and proposes a unified national defense department with a secretary, cautioning against overexpansion in peacetime. The board critiques Mitchell's air criticism as unfounded and urges global aviation leadership.
Record prices for meat at the International Livestock exposition smashed previous lows. The grand beef carcass sold for 7 dollars a pound, a record, for Jock, an Aberdeen Angus steer owned by W. W. Wilson & Son of Muncie Indiana. Grand champion lamb brought 8 dollars a pound, swine carcass 45 cents, and the baby beef animal from Aberdeen Angus owned by Pauling Brown of Aledo Michigan sold for 20 cents per pound, weighing 115 pounds and earning Brown 231 dollars.
Madrid reports the abolition of the military directorate in Spain and the accession of a civil cabinet with General Primo de Rivera as premier. King Alfonso promised the new government will take the oath before him. Five new members previously served on the military directorate led by Rivera.
European statesmen who signed the Locarno pacts agreed the evacuation of Cologne by the allies will be sped to completion by January 31. Belgian forces in the Rhineland will be reduced immediately. Foreign Minister Tehlicherin of Russia is expected here early next week to discuss the Soviets joining the League of Nations.
The War department received a single bid of 2 836 560 for a 100 acre Chapman field military reservation near Minami Florida from Nathan Friedman of New York. Government originally paid 71 000 for 130 acres and has since transferred some ground to the Department of Agriculture.
New York institutions J P Morgan and Company and Guaranty Trust Company of New York announce American participation in a Belgium loan aimed at improving the country’s monetary position with an estimated total of 25 million dollars.
Federal authorities announced a confession from a coast guardsman corroborating charges of a $10,000,000 offshore smuggling ring operating near New York. The confession supports a major federal case against Ting and associates.
A large irrigation project in Peru will water 120000 acres using waters from several rivers. Some rivers will pass through a nofe mile tunnel constructed for the purpose, enabling controlled distribution to the fields.
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