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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1930

Page

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White man’s peril in New Guinea village ambush

I describe a brutal clash with a Papuan tribe at a village square. Spicer and Caxon fall from a cliff after a gorilla like chief grabs Spicer. I rescue Spicer, then we retreat along the path to the Romilly river and glimpse Pia among white tents.

Spicer Gaxon Flanders Caxon Arma Sart-Buir New Guinea Dexon Colt Paul Caxon Tatetata Caron Chig Port Moresby Caxton Daru Romilly Elomas Pia

Pia and Phil wed amid peril on Romilly river

On the Romilly river Pia asks Phil to marry her with a solemn promise and a hurried ceremony conducted by Rev. Gartney as danger and triumph swirl around them. Meanwhile Laura uncovers a clock theft at Culver and discovers Ernest Hamilton is the clock’s rightful restorer and Laura’s future husband in a year’s time.

Pia Romilly Ain Phil Theo Gartney Philot Mr Gartney Black Sheep Bertha Laura Culver Latta Juley Amiall Lauri Ernest Hamilton Jules Bob Mrs. Adams Tye Abs Adams Hob Robert Howard Caura Hamilton Labora Calveras Laural Western Newspaper Union

Bobbed Hair as Viking Fad Found by Viking Burial Evidence

A Chicago Daily News report notes a vast Viking burial site near Tilsit in East Prussia dating to the ninth through eleventh centuries. Findings include iron swords, lash heads, bronze buckles, and rich women’s jewelry. a young woman buried with bobbed hair and garment fasteners called zippers indicates early fashion trends.

Tilsit East Prussia Edgar Ansel Chicago Daily News

No Hooks A chapter on etiquette first rule about forks

No Hooks asks if the etiquette rule to use a fork when unsure means poking a fork at a table neighbor to gauge whether they are finished. The Los Angeles Times frames the question as a humorous test of dining manners and social boundaries.

Los Angeles Times

Mother of Four Best Despite Hard Times

A Saginaw Michigan mother of four describes weakness before birth, urges others to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits three bottles with renewed strength enabling her to care for her family and stay active as a mother.

Lydia E.pinkham Bee- A. ~ Good Mother To My Family.’ Mrs. Vernn-Le Dennings Johnson Street Saginaw, Michigan

Noisy Jazz Bands Draw Judge's Scathing Rebuke in Dublin

A Dublin court case to restrain a jazz band drew a harsh remark from Judge Little who called jazz bands a form of hell. He warned of a special department devoted to jazz, gramophones, loudspeakers, and motor horns all blaring together, promising eternity of noise for listeners.

Jaz Dublin London Brair

Kruschen Salts Promises Youthful Health Benefits

The ad promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe fat burner and general tonic. It claims the product cleanses toxins, supplies vital minerals, and boosts vitality for those with normal weight, suggesting daily intake before breakfast and promising younger feel, clearer skin, and sharper mind.

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