22 Jan 1932
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1932
Page
1
An advertisement touts a natural method to darken gray hair using Wyneths Sage and Sulphur. It promises quick results by brushing and offers a 75 cent bottle for home use with simple directions. Education reforms in China expand access and co education in primary schools.
Alan Baker pins Inspector Haskell with a trap aided by Joyce and Whipple. Williamson presses the pair for truth while Bill Hardsock and Pedneault demand a say in the case, revealing loyalties and hidden motives across the patrol.
The article notes waves rarely exceed 50 feet yet appear taller from ships at sea. It cites a 1922 North Atlantic record by the British steamer Majesty, with height estimated at zero feet due to reporting error.
Dialogue from Stray Stories featuring Fannie praising a dress while commenting on a dressmaker. The exchange hints at fashion and social style within a light humorous vignette.
Oklahoma City mother touts California Fig Syrup as a tonic for her child with whooping cough and digestive troubles. She credits the syrup with restoring appetite, weight, and color, noting it cleanses the stomach and bowels and strengthens digestion. Over four million bottles used yearly.
Senator Moses recalls a contrast between modern schools with bright rooms and varied study and the older era of drudgery. He cites a anecdote from a September term where a pupil, Johnny, replies he was glad to see his teacher as much as the teacher was glad to see him.
Cashews, once obscure, now rival walnuts and pecans in popularity and are sold in drug and grocery stores. Last year the United States consumed over 5 million pounds. The seed is attached to the outside of a fleshy fruit on a tropical tree, thriving in Porto Rico and parts of Florida.
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