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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
4
A little pine tree envies different leaf types and visits from a fairy grant it gold glass and lush broad leaves, each time happiness fades after a thief storm or goat passage. Finally its own long green needles restore beauty and shelter for birds, teaching value of its true leaves.
In a tense drawing room scene, Mary Brown, a newly minted civil engineer and daughter of millionaire David Brown, rejects wealth as a barrier to achievement. She vows to start from the bottom with a modest fund, challenging popular opinion that money buys success and requesting her father to back a bold, idealistic project.
A column by ED HOWE reflects on self management and efficiency, recounts an anecdote about F C Fox as Santa Fe general manager and the respect for powerful leaders. It quotes H G Wells on intolerance, discusses opera economics, art salaries, and women’s roles, ending with musings on reform and fallibility.
A study of hair samples from about 2,000 men by Nicholas Michelson of Columbia University shows the red headed age defined as a period when dark haired individuals gain red hairs. About one in five had red hairs mixed with brown and black, due to two pigments red and black. In youth black dominates. near middle age the dark pigment fades while red remains, causing earlier brown to turn red, a change tied to graying. A separate report notes white and black skin differences in tropical heat relate to sweat gland counts, affecting heat regulation.
Ezra Potgesst of Pathfinder Magazine voices a blunt view on happiness and rights, stating that some people prefer happiness delivered rather than pursued, while the speaker invokes the constitutional guarantee of life liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
A vintage health ad advises readers feeling worn out from colds indoor strain or overwork to try a tonic designed to restore strength by improving blood. It claims S S S value proven by generations of use and modern appraisal. The ad promises increased appetite color and energy with improved skin and vigor.
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