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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
5
A fragment from the Reporter notes a Children’s Day program upcoming this Sunday with student groups from high and middle schools and teachers Miss Jessie Maniship Miss Minnie Nodland and Miss Erna Dahl guiding performances including skits and songs.
Death reported of Wallace Fore Eye Ross in Tennessee. Brief obituary notes his passing and location, with limited biographical details available from the fragment.
Chautauqua committees outlined plans for the Cornell college commencement exercises and a tenth anniversary class reunion. The event will gather members from the class of 1911, including noted alumni, amid chilly early summer forecasts.
An advertised remedy claims to safely prevent whooping cough with a pleasant, effective composition. The maker asserts the medicine has been used in epidemics with pronounced success and emphasizes safety as a selling point.
Mrs F Dann of Brockport N Y reports Chamberlains Liniment cured her severe rheumatic back pain after a year of helplessness. She says she could not move from bed until applying the liniment, which promptly eased the pain. Sold by Sawyer Toatengony.
LeGrand defeated Albion in a lively contest. Harvey Richards suffered a shoulder blade fracture Sunday after being jammed in a barn by a fractious mob. Dre Southwick treated the fracture with a snow X ray outfit. Ruth Lamar and Lucille Winterowd returned from Fort Worth Texas where they spent winter with relatives. Mrs. Roberts of Marshalltown and Miss Bessie Leete, visiting here, are daughters of Mr and Mrs Leetch whose father died recently.
The article warns that constipation can lead to appendicitis and urges regular bowel habits. It endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as safe and mild for keeping bowels regular and avoiding serious illness.
Our Churches column lists Rev Frank as pastor with a preaching service and a prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 8 30. The entry cites the address 280 and notes planned attendance.
Pastor Rev. R. WePromaan leads a morning service at 8:00 AM with Ardella Richards assisting at Breschinb Breschinb.
Obituary fragment from Times Republican mentions a clerk O. Du Haryay and a receipt of $3.00 related to tax processing. The text is largely fragmented with unclear full context or names.
An old newspaper ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming constitutional treatment cures catarrh by cleansing the blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any cure claims and provides a list of testimonials and addresses.
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