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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
2
Mrs Worthline of 2342 North Taylor Street Philadelphia credits Lydae Chapman’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after nervous indigestion and fatigue. She says a doctor warned without stopping stress she could not recover and she felt better after three months of the remedy.
Carolyn May frets over Uncle Joe's threat to drown Prince the mongrel after discovering the dog damaged the garden. She and Prince escape toward Miss Amanda's cottage, seeking help as the child contemplates life without her only friend and companion.
A wide Iowa item list reports Osceola opens a new $150,000 high school, Boone county roads vote delayed, Spencer Park Board to spend $1,000 on summer park improvements, and a Livermore Catholic church fire loss estimated at $30,000. Other items note a Clear Lake tent city for summer crowds, Cherokee plans to pave 3.5 miles of streets, and Bentonsport artesian well excitement with water quality similar to Colfax area. Also mentioned are labor and graft grafting efforts for Dippo, notable travel changes for Mrs Addison, and a Rainbow Band of seventeen women in Shenandoah.
In The Corners the church opens for Sunday services as Camp-nesting time ends. Uncle Joe and Aunty Rose discuss revival while Joseph Stagg and Carolyn May face an excited Sunday School start. Prince remains a doubtful addition as the life girl settles into the new home by September.
The dog Prince earns praise as a real canine hero with the people at the Corners. The nest installment details his solid actions and the community’s admiration.
An order for 240,000 knee length rubber boots has been placed with American manufacturers to supply the French army. The transaction signals strong wartime procurement and international industrial cooperation as allied forces ramp up equipment.
Fraudulent aspirin tablets labeled Bayer crossed the line when a Brooklyn manufacturer sold talcum powder masquerading as genuine Aspirin. The genuine American product carries the Bayer cross and proper dosage directions in the original Bayer package.
A dialogue from the Birmingham Age-Herald features a father chiding a suitor for eight months of courtship with only a mere surmise that his daughter is an extravagant young woman. The exchange underscores paternal expectations for decisive progress in marriage prospects.
An old warning highlights the dangers of careless living to kidneys and urinary tract. Crystallizing uric acid can cause severe pain and irritation, potentially leading to Bright's disease. The ad promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem capsules claiming immediate relief and a money back guarantee.
An incomplete dialogue fragment mentions a Kansas girl and an outing to a cabaret. Names like Bud Johnny Jerry and a Buffalo Express host are glimpsed, but details are unclear and several phrases are garbled.
An advertisement touts Guticurm Soap for complexion with Catcurv Soap and occasional ointment for clear skin, clean scalp, and soft white hands. It adds Caticura Talcum as a fragrant finishing touch, asserting baseball should be played squarely.
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