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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1925

Page

7

Neglected Grave of Gen Zachary Taylor to be Restored

Historical column notes that the United States will assume care of Zachary Taylor’s burial grounds near Louisville Kentucky. It recounts Taylor’s military career from Fort Harrison to Buena Vista and Monterey, his nickname Old Rough and Ready, his presidency, and the push for national cemetery status following past congressional actions and state holdings.

Gen Zachary Taylor John Dickinson Sherman United States White House Congress Taylor Congressional Burial Ground Christ Church Cemetery Washington Louisville State of Kentucky Brownsboro Road Jefferson County Louisville Outdoor League Andrew Johnson National Cemetery Orange County Col Richard Taylor William. Brewster Marflower Plymouth Kentucky Zachary Fort Hiarrison Terre Haute Ind Fort Snelling Thompson Abraham Lincoln Jefferson Davis West Point Fort Crawford Sarah Faw Chicago Calumet Lake Michigan Davis Lake Calumet Canada Mississippi Monterey Buena Vista Senate Pierce Mlinois Lincoln Ottawa White Water Wis New Salem Florida Okeechobee Baton Rouge Rio Grande Palo Alto Tesaca de la Palma Nueva Leon General Scott Mexico Vera Cruz Santa Ana Scott City of Terag California Nevada Arizona New Mexico Utah Colorado Taylors Lewis Cass Michigan Margaret Smith Maj. W. W. S. Bliss Betty

Epigram Explained and Hearing Through the Hands

An editor recalls Wilde in London where he defined an epigram as a commonplace dressed so cleverly that only clever people can decipher it. Dr. Robert Gault has developed a device akin to a telephone that transmits speech vibrations to the hand, teaching five deaf individuals to identify fourteen one syllable sentences by touch.

Oscar Wilde Wilde London Carlton Robert Gault Gault

OLeary New President of U S Chamber of Commerce

John William OLeary of Chicago becomes the third president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States succeeding Harry A Wheeler and Joseph W Defreas. He serves as vice president and director of the Chamber and holds multiple civic posts in Chicago.

John William O'Leary Chicago Chamber of Commerce of United States Mr. O'Leary Supreme Organization of the Nation Harry A. Wheeler Chamber Joseph W. Defreas Chamter of Commerce Vce National Industrial Conference Board Resplute Citizen's Committee Landis Great Open Religious Forum Chicago Sunday Evening Club Wesley Memorial’ Hospital Committee of Fifteen Chicago Crime Commission Infant Welfare Society Military Training Camps' Association Boy Scouts of America Oakland Methodist Episcopal

Pinchot Aims Butler as Next Pennsylvania Governor

Governor Pinchot plans to pass his policies to successor Gen. Smelley Darlington Butler. He has urged party leaders to back Butler as running mate and potential governor, despite Butler’s limited willingness and weak backing from the Butler family and allied politicians.

Pinchot Smelley Darlington Butler Butler Butler. For More Than A Year Mr. Pinchot Harrisburg Tepuuan Jim Philadelphia Thomas

Diplomatic Service Moves Toward Professional Ranks

President Coolidge promotes Kellogg Houghton and Doctor Schurman signaling a shift in the foreign service toward a professional career. Rogers bill reforms and government owned residences accompany the reorganization, reducing the influence of political debt. Doctor Schurman moves from Peking to Berlin and is considered well suited for the post.

Coolidge Kellogg Houghton Schurman Peking Berlin Germany Cornell University

Scopes Trial Amid Evolution Debate in Tennessee

Pity the sorrows of John F. Scopes as he faces the legal fight over evolution in Tennessee. A science teacher at Rhea County High School, Scopes has been arrested, found guilty, and held to the grand jury, amid a clash of the Genesis creation account with state law. William Jennings Bryan and other figures weigh in as broad public opinion ranges from laughter to concern over church and state separation.

John PF. Scopes Tennessee Rhea County William Jennings Bryant

Three White Rainbows Signal China Turmoil Says Taiyuvanfu Timers

A Chinese correspondent reports from Taiyuvanfu, capital of Shans province, that three white rainbows have been seen. The note cites Wu dynasty precedents to argue that China may face both internal strife and external troubles in the near future.

Taiyuvanfu Shans China

Indians Gather For Oolichan Run At Naas River Mouth

Several hundred Indians including women and children assemble at Fisher Bay at the Naas river mouth in early spring awaiting oolithans arrival. The annual fish run lasts about a month and yields oil from oolichan as a butter substitute. Past years saw up to 1,000 participants, but this year the number was under 300.

Fisher Bay Naas River Prince Rupert British Columbia

Miles and Miles in the European Mile Transition

The American mile equals 1,760 yards as does the English mile, while the Ro Tann mile measures 1,620 yards. European mile definitions varied from 1,300 to over 12,000 yards, but Europe largely adopts the kilometer now. A kilometer equals 3,280.8 feet, just under five eighths of a mile.

Europe

Proving It in a Humorous Exchange about Love and Money

A witty dialogue contrasts past declarations of love with present marriage. One speaker recalls telling his girlfriend of four worlds of love, while the other notes now needing to allocate fifty dollars and the demanded “fits” to keep peace with his wife. The quip highlights shifting romance from courtship to domestic budgeting.

Br Heck

The Mighty Ointment Promising Skin Healing Power

The text touts Peter son’s Ointment as a universal remedy for eczema itching and scalp problems. It claims effectiveness for pimples acne red skin ulcers old sores piles and all blemishes, endorsed by doctors as broadly effective.

Peterson

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