19 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1923
Page
1
A sweeping Washington roundup reports the US will not reply to Germany’s Ruhr protest while Britain imposes crude rubber taxes in retaliation. Other items note a large US army, rising money in circulation, Jarretts and dignitaries in capital circles, and various international and domestic developments including a new ambassador to Cuba and Ford Motor land purchases for a Mississippi plant.
Personal Constantine of Greece dies in Palermo surrounded by his wife and three daughters. Judge William Moore dies in New York of heart disease. Glasgow police raid seizes twenty two men and one woman amid a suspected conspiracy against the Free State. Earthquake shakes Chile from Copiago to Rancagua with no damage reported. Mussolini appoints himself head of aviation after Piccioni declines. German coal prices surge sixty percent with miner wages up about sixty eight percent. Russian officials deny crown jewel smuggling into the United States. Amsterdam revelations raise objections to retired officers retained by the navy. Ha v an a internment orders issued for deserters and entrants to the United States. Rome calls to the colors recruits from 1922 across Europe and the Mediterranean excluding Russia. Martial law declared in Clanton amid Sun Yat Sen loyalist clashes. Russia plans oil output rises and drills with Rotary Rex outfits. Paris debates a 290 percent tax increase expected to raise 3 200 000 francs. Ruhr occupation by Franco-Belgian forces reported with speed. Ha monne Valera reportedly seeks U S talks in New York Boston Chicago. Western Honan bandits burn villages and kill natives after clashes with troops.
A roundup of Iowa notes from Audubon to Mason City recounts park gifts, injuries, and civic changes. Highlights include Mrs. Chester Quick’s injury in Avocaux, Des Moines permitting and bonding for transit, women entering Iowa politics, school district bond votes, and local industry facts.
The fortieth general assembly debates whether to take up code revision in the regular session after Governor Kendall’s biennial message. A joint eight member house committee reviews feasibility while executive sessions weigh plans to amend or supersede code bills and align with budget actions. Both houses adjourned to resume Tuesday.
A late nineteenth century style guide explains thimble sizes from Nos 2 to 12 for adults and 2 to 65 for children, urges choosing the right fit for fast sewing, compares materials steel brass plated, aluminum, celluloid, silvered, nickel replated, German silver, and sterling silver, warns about wear, and notes finger shields for the left index finger to prevent needle pricks.
A guide to choosing ready to wear garments advises women on material quality colorfastness and durability. It emphasizes well made seams proper stitching trimming quality and easy care. It also notes fastenings buttons and detachable girdles to reduce cleaning costs and time spent dressing.
Edith J. Patten of 660 Cumberland Ave Portland Maine says Tanlac kept her well after years of decline. She credits two to three bottles for recovery and notes she now uses it periodically, recommending the medicine widely. Over 85 million bottles sold.
Mrs. T. Aiken Dick, owner and captain of the Flame, a 92 ton English coaster, decided to command her ship herself on her first voyage from London to the Isle of Wight with a three man crew responding to her orders with an aye aye, m'am.
For over 40 years Alls Catarrh Medicind has been used to treat catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Medicing combines an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by all druggists. Fr. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
A mother and her two sons, one a boy and another, enter a downtown store. The children fall silent as Dick restrains his brother from making noise, whispering that someone must be dead. They notice holly wreaths tied with ribbons marking the Christmas dan Oration in the shop.
Perc y asks Archibald if he heard the tale of the Scotsman who joined a fellow for a fiver. Archibald doubts it, while Percy muses that millions pursue wealth or fame, and perhaps a dozen seek to be good.
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