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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
4
An article argues for keeping ill children home to protect health and learning. It warns parents and school authorities: regular attendance is important, but illness risks spreading disease. Watch for loss of appetite feverishness and fatigue. Do not expose infants to sick playmates.
A historical note argues water as a tonic, claiming it aids digestion and kidney function. It warns against excessive consumption and stresses the importance of pure water, though it notes old physicians doubted water intake. The piece links water to overall health and digestive efficiency.
A humorous note on a common refrain The phrase The trouble is is identified as the most frequently used in conversation Advising readers to observe family friends neighbors and travelers to confirm the pattern The piece cites Job to illustrate universal human trouble and suggests venting as a coping habit
A fragmentary critique by GEIKIN LLOYD JONES discusses Sir Thomas More and the idea of law and order guiding an imagined ideal state. The author connects extravagance to social decay, noting homelessness and moral decline as outcomes when purity and economy laws are violated. The passage reflects a skeptical view of wartime or militarized order.
Long stitching using heavy floss and silk thread creates bold effects for spring millinery and gowns. Beadwork appears with bead bands on tulle over satin, high boots in grey tan or black, and delicate embroidery on cuffs and hems. A oyster linen schoolgirl dress features briar stitch hems and floral embroidery, showcasing inventive decorative stitches.
Written arguments in the U S Circuit Court at Chicago by C F Robbins assistant attorney general of Iowa deny the right of outside brewing firms to ship beer into the state. The attorney general contends only permit holders may receive intoxicants. others cannot obtain shipments for private use. The case arose after lower courts allowed railroad carriers to deliver to individuals who then relayed liquor to draymen. The Iowa Supreme Court appeals argue eighteen points to reverse.
A Yonkers Statesman comic strip caption notes a couple rushing to the theater as the wife delays by preparing her hat and spats, prompting a humorous exchange about tardiness. The dialogue highlights everyday domestic banter and fashion items from the era.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura for skin and scalp care, claiming to soothe pimples blotches redness and roughness and itching and chapping. It offers free samples by mail via a postcard address in Boston and notes the product is sold everywhere.
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