18 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
1
Baltimore woman Nellie Blimhain recalls four years of organic troubles and frequent bed rest. She says Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound restored her health and she urges others to consider it before agreeing to surgery.
An advertisement urges readers to seek cause and aid for kidney and bladder ailments. It promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as fast relief, warning to look for the Gold Medal name on every bar and offering money back if ineffective.
A speaker notes that Brown's points were well taken, with several admitted to come from other men, highlighting the influence of peers in the discourse.
Carolyn May and Chet Gormley, guided by Benjamin Hardy, ride out on the ice near Sunrise Cove as spring freshet weakens the floe. A great ice field cracks and drifts, alarming Mrs Gormley and Joseph Stagg who fear for Hannah and Carolyn May after a violent storm and shifting ice.
Villa Murray died at Humboldt leaving an estate of about 500000 to people he knew in the neighborhood. Plans for Sac City high school building were drawn and the proposition will soon go to voters. John and Mrs Myers of Waterloo marked their fiftieth anniversary. Emil Webberking of Waterloo died from battle wounds. Iowa State College receives 3000 for athletic field. Fort Dodge opens a 10000 market.
Joseph Stagg ignores his niece’s warning and stays at the ledger as a storm brews. If he had looked up he might have withdrawn permission for Chet to take Carolyn May out on the sea that afternoon.
A Coal date Alberta farm yields 600 bushels of potatoes on two acres with ordinary rainfall and careful after harvest work, bringing $285. Nearby hogs rise to $28 and a $250 Duroc Jersey Boar is bought by a local farmer. The feature notes Medicine Hat weather, rural life, and practical farming in Western Canada.
Read a playful quip noting that the red flag signals an auction and that anarchists are quick to sell out, reflecting a witty take on reformist and revolutionary imagery. The remark implies rapid exchange and commercialization of radical symbols.
Georgia Hamilton recounts using Euro-Phosphate to gain 25 pounds, improving energy, sleep, and overall health. The ad touts nitro-phosphate as an inexpensive treatment sold by druggists with a money back guarantee, promising rapid weight gain and brighter eyes for those who desire flesh.
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