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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1932

Page

1

Wasteful Methods Save Water And Coal

The piece notes New York fined two dollars for each leaking tap and saved 40,000,000 gallons in two years. It cites Indiana University’s Dr Toley estimating U S coal use for locomotive steam and suggests moving whistles forward could save over a million pounds yearly. It also warns that many clinker ashes still retain heat, wasting potential energy.

New York Doctor Toley Indiana University United States

Island Bird Sanctuary Sold Off Hebrides to Quiet Ornithologist

An unnamed ornithologist has purchased St Kilda, a seven mile circumference island off the Outer Hebrides, from Sir Reginald MacLeod. The plan protects the area as an ocean sanctuary for migratory seabirds. Tourists may land to view the island aviary but no buildings will be erected.

St Kida Hebrides Reginald MacLeod

Einstein and the conductor over a fare joke

The Hollywood Daily Citizen recalls a tale of Professor Einstein arguing with a German streetcar conductor over change. The conductor convinces him. Einstein apologizes and the conductor quips that arithmetic may not be his strong point. The item closes with a wry remark about aging and appearance.

Einstein Germany Relativity Tinstein Hinstein Hollywood Daily Citizen

New Hat Styles Parade for Spring Millinery Trends

Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas notes midseason spring millinery blooms with flowers ribbons and straws. Berets sailors and cloches star with variations such as turned up brims hats worn at angles and pin secured berets. Styles include pancake berets quill trimming baby brims and Louis Selzer models with shallow crowns upturned brims and flower accents.

Milady Paris Louis Selzer

Butterflies Inspire Spring Color Trends and Study

The passage advises chasing butterflies to glimpse spring color ideas and suggests visiting museums or libraries to study color plates. It highlights how butterfly wings reflect color harmony, with notes on blues and delicate shifts, and predicts hints of periwinkle, dusty sapphires, and amethysts behind blue mists guiding future fashion.

Flag Scarfs Make Bold Signal Flag Look For Coats

Very new and very smart square scarfs of chiffon wool feature different colored squares sewn to resemble signal flags. Belts match for a coordinated set. A grand accessory to wear with coats, offering vivid color and decorative flair.

Pick Winter Additions For Spring Style Transition

The piece advises selecting winter outfits that can transition into spring without menace of pneumonia. It recommends choosing pieces that can be worn under a winter coat later, such as a coat dress style in spring colors and fabrics that resemble silk or wool, ensuring versatility for both seasons.

Show Ring Jokes At State Fair Colisee

A humorous exchange at a state fair horse show ends with judges stymied by a pun. A hopeful boy asks for a canter and lone, the judges reply. The youngster quips his dinner choice was canterlope, prompting light laughter amid the competition.

Nimma Indianapolis News

Gold seekers find luck in Auburn mining district

Fortunate duo from Los Angeles to Auburn California seek work and gold. They set up a slice box and learn to pick raw gold from a miner. In six weeks they banked dust worth 264 dollars from their sluice in the Last Chance mining district.

Aln. Foresard Auburn Calif Los Angeles Last Chance

Cough relief touted for Webster City reader

In Webster City a local reader recounts relief after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for a bad cough. The testimony praises improved appetite sleep and general well being after taking multiple bottles and associated Dr Pierce medicines. An offer for free medical advice and availability from druggists is noted. A separate item mentions a lioness named Zevita following girls from a factory meal break and later being captured in the factory yard.

Webster City de Pierce Chas. Lacey, Sr Apple Ave Dr. Pierce Dr. Pleece Har Ahilton England Zevita Zenita

Old Friends and New: Joy of Making One More Connection

In later years the value of friendship deepens yet a single new acquaintance can bring renewed warmth. The piece reflects on how middle age opens room for fresh bonds and the happiness found in a new companion.

Notable Women and the Roots of Robinson Crusoe

A survey of famous women from Harriet Livermore to Alice Liddell, detailing their public lives and legends. The piece connects Daniel Defoe to the true tale of Alexander Selkirk, the inspiration for Robinson Crusoe, noting Selkirk’s four-year isolation on Juan Fernandez, the later naming of the island Crosoe’s Island, and monuments like Selkirk’s Lookout.

Daniel Defoe Robinson Crusoe Alexander Selkirk Largo Fifeshire South Seas Cinque Ports Juan Fernandez Chile Woodes Rogers Selkirk Oo E. M.S. Weymouth Defoe Robinson Crosoe Crosoe Crusoe Selkirk's Lookout Rob Inson Crusoe Western Newspaper Union

Amplification of Radio Reveals Atom and Onion Clamor

A science writer notes that amplified radio reveals the babble of atoms in a mothball and molecular clamor in an onion. The plain radio similarly carries the babble of a hard boiled egg and the clamor in the heart of toothpaste, per the Minneapolis Journal.

Minneavolis Journal

Real cigarette tobacco sells easy to roll

A speaker touts Target Tobacco noting it lets a man roll 30 to 40 cigarettes for a dime. He praises the tobacco as real, easy to use, and flavorful, claiming it delivers the best smoking and saves about 4 cents weekly. He urges readers to buy at stores.

Whittier New England Harriet Livermore Hester Stanhope America Plymouth Mass

Swedes Celebrate Longevity In Central Sweden Parish

A Swedish parish in central Sweden named Hisa reports a longevity record. Of 4000 residents, 92 are over eighty and few exceed ninety. Earlier, Hisa boasted Sweden's oldest inhabitant, farmer Sven Eriksson, who died at 105 and a half.

Hisa Sweden Risa Sven Eriksson

Quick Growth Story Fragment Captures Urgent Call

A short excerpt shows a girl left to watch the soup crying out for help as the pot appears to grow larger than the vessel, her plea signaling a developing concern or magical element in the scene.

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