23 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
1
Fragmented account recalls a private from Company B Fourteenth engineers describing a World War I scene. He notes soldiers mixing snow into salt bags to send home to India while recounting encounter with the Brunettes and stars and stripes imagery.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and is influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. It contains tonics and blood purifiers and is marketed by J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio, with testimonials available.
A brief item notes a dialogue or feature titled Cant Fool Him Teacher What is a polygon about a bright youth and an escaped parrot, as reported by the Ghtengo Daily News.
A rugged rancher Dave J C Davis rescues a wounded doctor after a stagecoach crash caused by an early automobile. Irene Dungan guides the household as romance grows, a kiss seals a faded promise, and Dave mourns his father before seeking his fate in town.
Dave begins tutoring with Mr. Duncan, who uses daily life to teach and shape the youth. The plan includes evening drives, parlor chats, and field lessons, stressing listening, observation, and writing as vital knowledge beyond printed texts.
J W Walsweil of Carroll county marketed a carload of hogs at Omaha for 41374 per hundred weight, averaging 219 pounds each. Hogs fed in an 1886 yard gained two pounds daily. plans advance for a shelter room and exercise pen. Regional labor shortages worry farmers. County Agent Lee notes scarce reliable help, while 127 Iowa cattle herds were tested for tuberculosis with 247 reactors under inspector Dr. Thompson.
A fragment explains color codes for U S Army branches on soldiers hats. Blue infantry, yellow cavalry, red artillery, red white engineer, salmon white signal, maroon medal, black red ordnance, bint quartermaster, gold black commissioned officers.
An OCR fragment advertises Green's August Flower as a remedy for sluggish digestion and constipation. It mentions the product being sold by “art and dealers everywhere” and urges readers to try it with no substitute. The text imitates vintage patent medicine language and includes promotional phrasing.
A listed remedy advises mixing water with Tox Bay Rene and glycerine to apply to hair twice weekly to darken it gradually. The ad claims the solution yields a streaked shade without cooling the scalp or leaving stickiness. An Indian inventor is said to have created an electric pen that carbonizes as it passes.
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