10 Feb 1933
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1933
Page
1
Eight high school pupils in Jefferson county Washington travel by school bus to and from classes totaling 70 miles daily and will accumulate 50 400 miles by graduation. So far none have been tardy or absent. Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets advertised liver pills. Lay Not Up Treasures quote from James Hillis.
A vintage patent medicine claim touts California Syrup of Figs as a cure for child sluggishness and poor appetite. It urges parents not to coax meals, promotes a colon cleanse with a daily dose, and asserts the product will restore appetite, digestion, weight, and color, warning against substitutes.
The Pancheo Lama the living Buddha leaves seclusion in Tibet and sets up the religion headquarters in Peiping Tai Ho Tien where envoys were once received. The exclusive photograph is the first image of the ruler of about 300 million religious followers.
German professor Professor De Adolf Hofmeister of the University of Griefswald claims to have located the legendary Baltic city Vineta in Wollin Pommerania. He bases his assertion on recently found chronicles and plans an expedition to excavate the site.
The 17 mile line from San Jorge on Lake Nicaragua to San Juan de Sur on the Pacific creates a second sea outlet for coffee, cattle, and sugar from the interior. The National Geographic bulletin notes it cuts across a continental divide and parallels a historic stagecoach route. Nicaragua, once politically unstable, now enjoys increasing peace and economic progress driven by Pacific frontage and exports such as bananas and coffee.
A national campaign led by 40 000 rural free delivery postmen aims to feed wild birds during snow cover. Thomas Beck of the Connecticut fisheries and game board chairs the effort, requesting public donations of tailings and sweepings grain sold for about a penny per pound. Packages from five pounds up can be mailed to Mr. and Mrs. Hungry Bird care of Rural Carrier, K. F. C. The program partners with Bay Scout groups and Audubon societies, stressing that human food takes precedence.
GIL Franklin, a premedical student at the University of Miabanwa, sold a pint of his own blood five years ago for 825 to fund flying lessons. He has finally realized his dream with his first solo flight after taking lessons periodically since then.
The United States has begun confiscating airplanes used for smuggling aliens from Canada to the United States. Two planes, owned by Van Bendsi and Alfred Waterbury, were ordered forfeited after their trial. Each aircraft was valued at 1500 dollars.
In Tracr Iowa farmer John Cochrane heard a strange noise near his house and found two large raccoons in the dooryard. He and his dog captured the animals, the larger weighing close to 35 pounds.
Lancaster, Pennsylvania women of Warwick township refuse per capita taxes with argument that Bible does not require women to pay taxes. Tax collectors Conrad and Wahlis filed liens against four properties. wives later paid $4.20 per capita plus $2.40 in costs. Mennonite farmers led by Christian Landis oppose tax payments on this principle.
Elmer Scott assistant fire chief showed calm under pressure guiding the unmanned aircraft to a safe landing after takeoff with pilot Billy Welschke whirling the propeller. Scott, already in the cockpit, steered the ship over trees and power lines and touched down in a field a mile away marking his second flight.
During a harsh freeze in Carson Washington old fruit proved a lifeline for thousands of birds. With berries and apples selling at low prices last fall, many were left unharvested but the fruit later fed birds as ground frost kept their normal food from foraging.
A 1953 Bell Syndicate briefing notes pernicious anemia differs from simple anemia and links hypo acidity with disease. Liver helps red blood cell production, though liver extract can substitute. Diets rich in iron and vitamins, including liver or alternatives like hog stomach, eggs, spinach and beans, are advised with medical consultation. Also includes a recipe for Baked Calf Liver with onions and flour.
An Iowa Nebraska styled testimonial claims Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery cured indigestion and anemia. Mrs. Chas Trainer of McCook Nebraska says four years of distress vanished and energy returned. Advertisement urges readers to buy through druggists and write for free medical advice.
An old dental or medical pitch claims Bayer Aspirin gargles reduce infection ease pain and relieve soreness quickly. It urges careful use and insists on genuine Bayer tablets that dissolve fully for gargling without irritating particles.
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