Advertising rules and rates for Maxis Taare Mostus
Advertising rates will be made known on application. All advertising remains in until ordered out unless otherwise arranged.
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1917
Page
4
Advertising rates will be made known on application. All advertising remains in until ordered out unless otherwise arranged.
A note from H W McKeown urges use of Chamberlains Tablets to strengthen the stomach and aid bowel movements after meals. The tablets are described as easy to take and pleasant in effect, with emphasis on regular vowels and relief of dullness after eating.
Our special correspondent reports the Carlton church will host a Children Day program on June 24. Mrs Will Reisinger led a Christian Endeavor reading at the Carlton church Sunday night. Several local families joined Sunday dinner at Clyde Welton s.
The ad promotes a patent remedy for rheumatism with bold claims by H W Mexican seller. It presents a sales pitch style notice aimed at readers seeking relief and implies quick results through a purchasable product.
Miss Tillie Sawyer of LeGrand visits J Roudson's. Olive Dimmitt guests of Latham and Lathan trio. Dillon visitors Trossem and family. Marshathown near Port guests Mitchem family. Kathleen and others attend Mt Vernon wedding. Chamberlain's Tablets offered for constipation and digestion by H W McKeown.
Special correspondent reports on a series of Saturday and Sunday visits in East Leftland and Marshaltown. Mrs D Narber and Mrs Gust Nadland host relatives while Jim Durham and Herman Thompson family gatherings are noted. Mrs John Durlin returns to Clinton after visiting GW Renbarger home.
Special correspondent notes Marshalltown visitors Mr and Mrs Billy Bell. Miss Stella Bunten leaves Waltz school for Cedar Falls. Philip Cozzi loses a horse after it falls forty feet in the quarry. Sixty words cover community gatherings, school term closure, and local dinners among the Doughertys.
A laundry fire fed by benzoline vapor was halted by a bottle of aqueous ammonia from a nearby chemist. The vapor-filled room ignited but extinguished instantly as ammonia released torrents of smoke and starved the flame. Remarkably the benzoline tank remained unhurt.
A Kansas City Star excerpt quotes a presiding elder lamenting rough language from children at Rumpus Ridge. Mr. Gap Johnson defends youth, saying swearing is rare unless provoked or showing off, reflecting rural humor and community norms.
The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes dialogue suggesting two women discuss another woman in a cryptic exchange. The snippet hints the talk may center on husbands and private matters, inviting speculation about motives and relationships.
An athletic sophomore responds that the college has strong enrollment with many new students. He notes several newcomers weigh around 180 pounds and appear fit and active, signaling a healthy growth trend for the campus.
The piece notes that while some artists use living models, the Beesies clothing ads are drawn not from real live models. It highlights a distinction between fine art practices and commercial illustration.
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