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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
4
A laboratory tour describes the manufacture of a renowned remedy for women's health. The process emphasizes cleanliness, pasteurization, and sterile packaging. It notes annual herb supplies and claims of effectiveness, with advertisements for Dicket Land MPany in Ottawa, Kansas.
Cradle songs and home voices appear in a fragmented note from Jaon E. Coleman. The text references patents in Washington and mentions women agriculturists and a large number of women linked to cultural feats. The passage blends folklore with patent and social notes in a dated style.
Two German airplanes were destroyed and another driven down by American aviators on the Toul front. First Lieut Edward Buford of an American squadron received the Distinguished Service Cross from General Pershing in France. Five American daylight bombing planes made a second raid behind German lines, bombarding the railway station of Conflans and adjacent buildings while repelling two attacking fighters.
Reports reflect domestic fears over submarine attacks near Virginia capes and a British pilot escaping a German prison in the United States. Lieut Pat O'Brien survived a 2000 foot crash at Kelly Field with minor injuries. Dayton praised for war plane production. Indian Grove levee breach floods farms and pumping stations north of Quincy. Henry Miller estate valued at 20 million seized for tax debt. Wilson urges labor unity to support war programs. NY Lt Bardwell and Maj Brooks killed or gravely injured in separate crashes. cause cited as possible loss of control from thin air.
Austro Hungarian battleship Szent Istvan torpedoed in the Adriatic by Italian destroyers officials say several officers and a large portion of the crew are missing. Norwegian ships Vindeggen and Henrik Lamb sunk by a German submarine. about two hundred oilers were rescued by a British steamer. A Swedish American Mexico bound vessel of 5319 tons was torpedoed. passenger and freight ship was sunk. Ansonia Cunard liner torpedoed in the Atlantic. 90 crew landed on Irish coast. 40 missing. A new rivet record set at Merchant Shipbuilding Corp Bristol Pa: 1,875 rivets in seven hours forty five minutes. Franz von Rintelen, German spy, failed to bribe his way out of Tombs prison. Henry Ford to run for Senate in Michigan after White House urging. Elton Mitchell lynched at Earle Ark after wounding Mrs Langston. Grain control and price changes to be relinquished as feasible. Navy secretary Daniels urges American allegiance at Albany.
President Wilson indicated he hopes the Senate passes the women suffrage amendment this session. A memorial from the Freech Union for Wi Suffrage urged federal action. The war department plans to present changes to the selective service act and extend the draft age to eighteen. Proclamation sets July 3 as draft registration day for men twenty two to twenty eight. Provost Marshal Crowder calls for selective service to supply aircraft spruce. Food admin urges a limited beet quota through next September.
The article argues the war will continue until one side is crushed, blaming Russia's collapse on treason and chaos. It claims Germany grows confident, vows to annex Belgium and French holdings, and contemplates vast indemnities while Russia is partitioned by the German sword. It also recalls historic taxes on Russian nobles and peasants from Peter the Great to Elizabeth.
The ad copy touts Allen's Foot Ease for foot comfort and vigor, urging women to use it for relief from tired feet and claiming widespread use. It also notes air raid strategy over Paris with German aviators encountering French rockets and parachutes that reveal aircraft for anti aircraft fire during night raids.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for complexion and scalp care with a Boston department address. The snippet notes Rudyard Kipling as a highly paid short story writer with a price around $5000.
Central News dispatch from Rome reports Austria declared in a state of siege except for a few regions. Finnish government assures Russian soviets it does not aim to occupy the entire Marina coast, only the portion promised to Finland.
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