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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1934

Page

1

High Importance of Little Capes Pattern 8366

Pattern 8366 showcases a chic sleeveless frock with buttoned shoulder capes adding formality and style. It highlights flattering fit and cool design, offering a versatile wardrobe addition. Order Pattern 9966 in sizes 14 through 48 by sending 15 cents, with name address style number and size to Sewing Circle Pattern Department.

Enins Sewing Circle Pattern Department West Eighteenth Street New York

Tie Not Buying Votes in Splec Not Strictly Speaking

A speech attributed to Senator Sorghum notes that vote buying is unreliable and likens it to a gamble rather than a purchase. The Cincinnati Enquirer quote discusses personal anecdotes about a wife’s behavior to deflate her husband.

Senstor Sorghum Cincinnati Enquirer

Bear hogs and trouble spark in quirky note

A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer cryptically mentions a cave man named Mayme and a boyfriend seen last night. Jayne, a sister, adds a remark about a suy teaching bears and bears hogs, indicating a playful, obscure personal note with little clear news value.

Mayme Jayne Suy Cincinnati Enquirer

Humorous Exchange On Hats And A Missing Bill

A playful dialogue unfolds with a husband laughing at a hat remark while the wife predicts the bill arrival tomorrow. The snippet reads like a lighthearted domestic exchange in a paper’s humorous column.

All the Same to Her She Lets Go to the Cinema

A playful exchange sets a couple planning a cinema outing. She asserts unity in choice while he shrugs off specifics, suggesting any film suffices for their night out. The light dialogue hints at mutual ease and shared preferences.

Asether

Green Needles by Mae Foster Jay

Mary daughter of a millionaire seeks to prove herself and funds a wild dream. A graduate engineer, she joins Paradise Valley Project as M Grown and meets Denis Craig on and off the train. Accused of concealing her sex, she questions Craig’s honesty while pursuing the job.

Mary David Brown Mae M. Grown Paradise Valley Project Denis Craig Craig I 3 John Starr Crate

Five hundred dollars and a town of dreams

Mary Brown rides into Foggy Gulch chasing a promised enterprise led by Denis Craig. She finds a downtrodden, money-driven town where engineers, their wives, and a hopeful spirit collide. June Leigh and others welcome Mary, revealing a conflict between wealth and community. Mary finds shelter with June's crew, discovering life beyond money may have more value than pompous displays.

Mary Denis Craig Earth Miss Leigh Hank Johnson Mr. Johnson Hank Johnsons Don June Ether June Leigh Junior Kay Nancy Jimmie Jimmy Miss Turner Mary Brown Janeh Miss Brown Lucretia Dorsey Afary Lucretia Jane Leigh Claribel Moore Hawaiian Islands Housekeeping Jack Helen Rich Hill Craig Dahon Jane Junior Leigh Mrs. Leigh

Weighing Communism and American Charity Critique

A reflective, controversial letter-style piece critiques Soviet Communism as unreliable and costly to human welfare. It contrasts harsh views of socialism with calls for self-reliance, while condemning organized begging and charity racketeering in the United States. It includes xenophobic and racial remarks, noting interactions with Black and white communities, and ends with praise for responsible citizens during hard winters.

Miami Fla United States

Vladivostok's young history noted in city profile

Vladivostok, home to about 144,000 people, is described as a city with a history under 75 years. The statement contrasts its modern origins with its current status as a regional hub, highlighting rapid development and recent establishment as a settled urban area.

Vladivostok

Calling Space A Space Urges Plain Talk In Speech

Detroit News reports professor Frank G Tompkins of the Colleges of the City of Detroit urges Americans to stop dressing ordinary facts in grand names He cites inflated titles and shoppe spellings as delusions of grandeur and asks why we delude ourselves with words Reality remains the same and plain speech is best

Frank G. Tompkins Detroit Tompkins Professor Tompkins Order of So-and-Bo Hive Maggie Smith John Brown News

Nine Nazi commandments summarized from a 20th century text

A fragmented list outlines nine Nazi commandments addressing roles for different groups. It promotes jobs for all, youth on the land, housewives guided by domestic work, and workers guided by toil. It condemns bureaucrats and quotes Frederick the Great to justify state discipline.

Frederick the Great

Get Real Bayer Aspirin Now at Historic Low Prices

Bayer aspirin is offered at new low prices across the United States, with 25e for 24 tablets and tins of 12, plus large 100 tablet bottles. The ad emphasizes buying Bayer by name to ensure authenticity and notes doctors advise it as heart safe and fast acting relief.

BAYER United States

World’s Largest Bible Creates Heavy Local Treasure

A gigantic Bible in Louis Waynal Los Angeles is claimed to be the world’s largest. Each page is handcrafted and painted, with extensive years spent on printing and binding. The completed volume weighs about a half ton and holds thousands of pages.

Louis Waynal Los Angeles

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