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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
4
A fragmentary, color divided portrait of Warsaw distinguishes the old city’s tawny gray lanes and decaying architecture from the newer sections with pale parquet floors and bright modern traces.
A fragment notes a man in New York who wears a smile, yet offers no thanks, leaving readers with a fleeting, enigmatic moment amid street scene and urban mood.
The Scientific American notes a wooden house boom in European nations due to material scarcities. Stone and brick remain preferred, and Europeans resist wood except when necessary. if exchange were favorable, American makers would gain heavy orders, though French German and Austrian firms currently meet Europe’s needs.
The Logisville Courier Journal reports chorus girls earn as high as 100 dollars weekly due to appearance, while the average is about 23 dollars per week. The piece questions whether the pay is a slap at their looks.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Father Bernard Vaughan in London and a boy's story about fatigue and a keeper. details are unclear and no coherent event or facts emerge.
A note from Scientific American argues that inmates who study and gain good behavior records may gain skills and training to help them rejoin the world of work upon release. The piece advocates education as a path to better fitting society.
Directors at their meeting ordered individual drinking cups for each cow to prevent tuberculosis spread among cattle. The measure follows losses of high priced cows in summer and early fall due to infection linked to shared drinking facilities. Veterinarian Dr. Gaimed reported the issue due to use of shared troughs at Hough.
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