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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1925

Page

6

Chirp and Hop Learn Quiet Joys of Life

In a rainy morning scene by a country road, cousins Chirp the cheerful cricket and Hop the quarrelsome grasshopper clash over temperaments and mischief. Chirp laments Hop’s troublemaking as they reflect on happiness, envy, and communal peace amid farm life and a farmer’s anger over garden and clothesline mishaps.

M. Chirp Mr. Hop Chirp Hop Cousin Chirp Peclase Newspaper Syndicate New-York City Grump Hop Polks Tel Farner Jones

Understanding Tapeworms and Prevention Notes

A health explainer describes Taenia and Bothriocephali tapeworms, their life cycle in humans and animals, common symptoms from mild to severe, and measures to prevent infection. It advises avoiding raw or undercooked meat and suspicious water, plus home remedies and when to seek medical guidance for deworming.

George Matthew Adams

Why of 3v Geese and Weather Superstitions

A compact survey traces the weather lore linking ducks and geese to rain and wind. It cites Theophrastus and ancient belief in sympathetic magic, noting variations across regions from compass-point flight to rapid head-dips and wing fluttering as omens of rain or wind.

United States Canada Theophrastus McChure Ne ‘Shaper Syndicate

Consuella Name Story Tied to Literature and Fame

The name Consuella, likely French in origin with English usage, gained niche literary fame through George Sand era works like Consuela and La Comtesse de Rudolstadt. It rose in England with literary dames and briefly in the United States during Consuelin Vanderbilt’s high society union with the Duke of Marlborough.

Consuella George Sands Madame Buderant Consuela la Comtesse de England Consuelin Vanderbilt Duke of Marlborough

Consuella hailed as chieftain of noble British house

The chatelaine enjoyed widespread use of Consuella across the country. The pearl, Consuella's talisman gem, is said to preserve charm and attract friends. Monday is her lucky day and 7 her number. A new night plow tractor uses a single headlight to illuminate the field for night farming.

Great Britain Wheeler Syndicate

The Dauphin and the Public’s Fishy Taste

A theater manager rejects a five act historical drama based on the Lost Dauphin. The playwright argues for a link to Dickens, Lackaye’s Jean Valjean dream is cited, and a joke about a fish tale shows the public’s disinclination for a stage piece about a fish.

America Key West Ocuman Charles Dickens Dickens Wilton Lackaye Jean Valjean Lackaye

The Leaning Tower of Baltimore Shot Tower Tale

In Baltimore years ago a shot tower rose high near a saloon run by Havez and a German proprietor. With no money, Havez bets his friend that when the tower falls it will tilt north. the other bets south. The German serves drinks as the wager unfolds.

Baltimore Eugene Hayer New York California Havez Hayez Poys Harez

Clean Bill of Health Returns from Brest Voyage

A transport returning from France after hostilities ended carried a 2 negro labor battalion and a Memphis craps shooter among veterans at the Brest docks. A gusty voyage with peril near Newfoundland saw a seasick passenger praying in his bunk before realizing he had valuables in his pockets as the ship endured ferocious weather.

France Brest Memphis Newfoundland Angel Gabriel

Gold Tooth Barbers Intrigue Stuns North Side Ladies

In Indianapolis a North side matron known as Mrs. X- owns a hair guiding shingle that sparks inquiry about her barber. Two women identify barbers by a gold front tooth, and both reveal they did not use Mrs. X-’s barber. Investigations show all three barbers in the shop wear gold teeth.

North Side Indianapolis News

Largest Steam Boiler Installed in Pittsburgh

The largest steam boiler in the world is being installed in Pittsburgh by a downtown heating service company. It features six miles of four inch tubing and a heating surface of 32750 square feet. Rated at 8000 horsepower, it can run continuously at three times that capacity and briefly at four times, evaporating 200 tons of water per hour at full speed.

Pittsburgh

Toad Rock schoolhouse singers stumble crowd rush

During literary exercises at the Toad Rock schoolhouse Dodd Yammer and his quartette sang. In the cross roads store onlookers reported a chaotic crowd as they broke and ran, knocking down several children in the rush.

Toad Rock Dodd Yammer Tennyrate Kansas City

Deserved Rebuke In Crossword Quest for Five Letter Word

A wife asks her husband for a five letter word meaning domestic happiness. She throws a dictionary after he fails to supply the word. The exchange reveals a humorous domestic moment and a strained attempt at solving a crossword clue.

Not Realistic Gossip Sparks Public Sunset Debate

A fragment discusses tone and social norms with quips about speeches and husband wife dynamics. It mentions poet themes and cars as potential poetry topics, reflecting playful cultural commentary from a passing show in London.

London

Lights for Caverns Sparks Electric Lighting in Tours

The Shenaadoah caverns in Virginia and the Tampanogas caves in Utah will be wired for electric light using lamps from 100 to 800 watts. The plan aims to illuminate these underground wonders so sightseers can enjoy their beauty safely and comfortably.

Shenaadoah Caverns Virginia Tampanogas Utah

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