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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
2
A fragment from a LeGrand notice indicates a post office entry as second class matter. Advertising rates will be set upon application, with rates remaining in effect unless otherwise arranged.
The Gilman area reports visitors and guests from Mitchell to Grinnell with multiple households hosting relatives and friends. Local clubs meet to sew for Red Cross, while residents are urged to mow weeds before July 1. A tornado tour funded by John Krughel's invitation reveals weather damage and calls for caution.
An old advertisement fragment urges using Chamberlain s Liniment twice daily and massaging the back over the pain site. It notes the product is for sale by all dealers and ends with Adv.
The Sugar Creek Corresp reports a busy market week with Roy Fischer hauling hogs and data to Montour. Mrs. White visits from Marshalltown while Martin Fischer sells fifty head of hogs and several families ship cattle and wool. Sheep clipping progresses with machines turning out two sheep at once at a brisk pace.
The piece urges increasing water intake and raw fruit consumption along with exercise to relieve chronic constipation. It suggests using a pure laxative as a temporary aid while natural methods work, noting it will be effective with persistence.
A 1918 Marshall County Iowa district court notice warns heirs to appear July 15 1918 at 9 am in Marshalltown to prove and probate the will of Mary Elizabeth Taylor. The document includes clerk signatures and a standard state notice format. Also includes an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming constitutional treatment with testimonials and drugstore availability.
Christian J Bayer, a Danish immigrant thirty nine years old, lived ten years on Santa Barbara Island off California in a cave with little to eat except mussels abalone and game he killed, and he applied for enlistment with the U S Army at San Francisco recruiting HQ. Bayer was found fit for service and sent to Fort McDowell recruit depot after donning his first clothes since leaving the island. He said a girdle around the waist was sufficient clothing in his cave life.
A witty dialogue explores why a play titled A Cloudy Night should star a famous figure. The exchange hints at wealth and moral claims as the starproclaims money cannot buy happiness while attending Sunday school classes.
A brief exchange features a question about mustaches and a shy response claiming no prior contact. The dialogue hints at curiosity and unfamiliarity with facial hair.
The United States supplied allied nations with extensive food aid from July 1, 1914, to January 1, 1918. Complete yearly rations reached 57,100,883 people with protein for 22,104,570 more men. Wheat and flour exports to three main allies equaled about 384 million bushels. pork exports near 2 billion pounds. fresh beef exports about 443 million pounds. Exports to Russia were negligible compared with western allies.
Citizens lose trusted medical aid when their physician is away and stomach and bowels suffer. Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy offers prompt relief for colic diarrhoea and related pains, potentially saving lives. Keep a bottle at home. it may prevent severe illness.
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