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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
2
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Our Special Correspondent Clarence Wolf notes a new store opening in Quarry. Marshalltown visitors include Miss Reba Pierce, Mrs. Lewis Mertka, Mrs. Magnus Lunde and Gertrude, Minnie Zednich ek, and Miss Gertrude Lunde returning from Ferguson to begin five weeks vacation. Eldora visitors include Mr. Richard Gulik and son Arnold visiting sister Mrs. Joseph Wolf. Local couples and families were seen en route to State Center and Marshalltown gatherings. Advertisement urges Chamberlains Cough Remedy to treat colds and prevent lung complications.
Our special correspondent notes visits by Miss Keona Dougherty to the Stover home near Gilman. Charles Anderson from Albion stayed at the Tenus Olson home. Grant Harrah spent days with the Ward Dobson family near Montour. Mrs. Ward Dobson and children visited her parents, the Link Elarrab family. Miss Lyllis Lunde of Quarry visited the Jordebrek home Sunday. Flooded roads delayed mail delivery. the carrier will run every other day.
Mrs J N Rose of Verona Pa touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as effective for herself husband and even her granddaughter three and a half for coughs colds and croup. She says it broke up a croup attack at once and she has recommended it to many friends with good results.
The European Relief Council warns that 3,000,000 children in Eastern and Central Europe face starvation or disease this winter. Poland and Austria show severe malnutrition among youngsters, with 52 percent in Vienna under-nourished. The council seeks 33 million dollars for food and medical care, urging donations to local committees or to Franklin K. Lane or the Literary Digest fund.
A feature on suffering Polish children describes hunger and disease and credits American relief efforts for preserving their beauty and hope. Eight American relief organizations including the American Relief Administration, American Red Cross, Quakers, Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, Federal Churches of Christ in America, Knights of Columbus, and others unite in a joint appeal for Europe’s starving children.
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