21 Dec 1934
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1934
Page
1
Rudy cannot reach the Ridgefield party as a blizzard traps him and his mother. He helps shovel to vent frustration, then returns with Sallie Sims to share their tree and celebrate a joyous Christmas Eve. The mother finds happiness in the unexpected company and the spirit of the season.
Poem honoring Santa Claus with lines about his yearly arrival and the joy he brings to children, contrasting lasting fame with the quiet cheer of the season and memory of Saint Nick.
At John Henry's Christmas party in Balltown a telegram warned of an accident. Grandpa Eston believed fine after a dramatic candy mishap left his upper and lower plates stuck. he pried teeth free and drove back to share the delayed dinner with Grandma, Millie, and the family.
The administration's plan would cut interest rates on railroad bonds held by receivers and possibly extend to others. Government would supervise exchanges and guarantee interest, easing fixed charges and aiding refinancing while leaving principal at risk. Debate touches World Court, League of Nations, and Borah’s Senate seat in Idaho.
At a local golf course members debated standardizing tips for caddies. The secretary argued a cap of one shilling sixpence per round was reasonable. All agreed except one Aberdonian who asked what a fip was, adding a note of comic confusion.
A New York Sun note describes Mra Nyland debating what to read to her five year old Nancy. The child rejects juvenile stories saying they all seem goody goody, reflecting generational shifts and influence from elders and movies on youth.
Senator Sorghum comments on public interest in the crime battle. He notes while not eradicating gangsters locally, steps are being taken to keep fewer of them from winning elected office.
A lively wife declares plans to sweep the country in politics while her weary husband suggests starting at home the dining room, revealing a humorous domestic exchange about ambition and focus.
A terse quip notes that a man’s honeymoon was ruined by the wife he married, not the former partner. The exchange suggests social friction over marriage and romance in a light, witty tone.
A suburban family quarrel over hair trimming ends with a humorous retort. The young hopeful protests hair loss as unnecessary while elders note everyone endures the nuisance, and a quick reply from Daddy, who claims he has no hair, only a head.
A dialogue asks if it is considerate for a woman who sent invitations to stay away from her own reception. Miss Cayenne defends the practice as perfectly proper, arguing it spares guests from feeling compelled to criticize the home and furnishings.
The speaker explains plans to replace worn parts on an old car and notes upcoming improvements. Simple repairs and minor bumps are expected before the new streamlined effect appears.
A brief wartime wedding moment unfolds as a dignified lady greets a caller. The usher asks if she is a friend of the groom, and the bride's mother confirms her maternal relationship, signaling formal proceedings amid tension.
Simple but smart dress for a little girl with a double collar long sleeves or puffed short sleeves. Closed pleats from yoke create a tailored effect with a back bow belt. Easy to make. pattern 2031 offered in sizes 4 6 8 10 12 with illustrated instructions. Send 15 cents in stamps to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York City.
At a public gathering an orator ridiculed the idea of burying one’s head in the sand, likening it to the camel. A rival retorted by accusing the speaker of referencing the ostrich and its needle eye habit, as noted by the Ludlow Advertiser.
A plain citizen comments that politics causes debate while Senator Sorghum defends the need for brilliant oratory to reassure campaign contributors they get value for their money. The exchange highlights tension between discourse and financial influence in political campaigns.
A distressed motorist argues with police at a crossing about a collision. He questions if turning back to redo the incident would help, implying guilt or confusion over the earlier hit-and-run situation. The exchange highlights tension between driver and officer.
In Tas Crimson Gulch, locals confirm a strict speed rule under Cactus Joe. The town warns suspicious strangers to move along quickly and leave town, enforcing swift departure over any drawn out inquiries.
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