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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
2
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Quaker Lane residents announce a Thursday grove picnic west of the M and St L tracks on the Lincoln Highway. Community notes include visits from Mrs. Simmerman, Mrs. Burns, and Harold Perisho helping hoe corn. Other items report illness, travel, and local gatherings with neighbors helping on corn and a Christian endeavor group meeting.
Advice notes a chronic disorder thought to stem from moisture loss in residual food matter. It recommends plenty of water, raw fruits, exercise, and mild laxatives. Chamberlain's Tablets are praised as easy to take and pleasant in effect, urging readers to trial them.
Alfred Coleman, Sugar Creek correspondent, ill with stomach and bowel trouble though improving. Four year old Andrew Butler treated for swollen leg possibly from poisoning. Mr and Mrs Stoner and child return to North English by auto. Hempy couple return by rail. Lincoln Highway trustees draft Garwin detour due to low river road, but detour abandoned. highway work shifted to improving the original route.
The region suffers heavy rains cutting berry yield to about one fifth while berries remain flavorful and fetch $3 to $2.20 per crate. The mail resumes after a week, neighbors wade floods to deliver messages, and the community greets the return of a newspaper. Other notes tell of furloughs in New York and France, river flooding trapping travelers, and local ailments and remedies amid ongoing high water.
Miss Vemba Clark and Mrs Leoles Crow attended the chau tauqua at Montour Tuesday evening, joining local residents for the community event hosted by Montour organizers.
D. W. Richards reports that Arthur of Bangor Maine has accepted a pastorate for Milford Maine for the coming year. This week he attends the New England Christian Conference in Providence Rhode Island.
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