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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
8
A quote contrasts men's effortless wardrobe with women's time consuming attire and questions whether law can enforce permanent equality by resetting gender norms. The note frames clothing as a symbol of differing ease and social expectation between sexes, then critiques legal remedies as rehashing old patterns.
A tired minister credits Grape-Nuts with easing indigestion and restoring sleep after meals. He reports calmer nerves, better rest, and says his family now 항상 includes Grape-Nuts at every meal, noting the product’s value and urging readers to try it.
Des Moines reports warn farmers about impostor deputies claiming state authority to form cooperative creameries, promising help and supplying contracts at inflated costs. Commissioner Barney warns agencies not employed by the department and offers legitimate paths to organize at actual cost with department assistance.
Debates over rules for parole with Iowa’s state board arguing it will not honor determinate sentences set by district judges. Budget costs cited include $37,488 higher prison upkeep in four years plus salaries and expenses for staff. Other items cover Blodgett case, Van Tassel, Tom Watson Cate, and legal questions about publication notices for parole applications.
Mrs. Ray Trusner of New Albany Indiana reports a dramatic recovery from chronic invalid status due to kidney disease. She describes severe swelling and immobility, but after using Doan's Kidney Pills experienced marked improvement and was fully well within weeks. She urges others to remember Doan's and notes availability from druggists. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The clippings hint at art circles with a curious exchange about a young artist. A remark that he cuts quite a figure suggests strong visual presence or notable style drawing attention in social art scenes.
A Sandringham pheasant shoot ban on shooting hens was observed as guests attended. One guest fired and dropped a hen near King Edward VII’s seat. to avoid embarrassment the King praised the shooter, saying “Ah, Gurney, what a man you are for the ladies,” reflecting royal tact in a Life of Edward VII.
A Toronto born infant suffered a severe skin rash spreading to the face head and body. After trials with many remedies and hospital care, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Remedies cleared the disease completely after moving to Duluth in 1909. No relapse to date. Robert Mann Proctor Mann May 2 1910.
A brief humorous exchange contrasts belief that oysters have brains with a quip that they know when to shut up. The dialogue relies on wordplay about intelligence and silence.
An antique advertisement touts Use-Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to shake into stoves for tired aching feet and to ease bunions with reduced sting. It promises walking comfort, praises substitutes, and offers a free vial by mailing to A S Olmsted Le Roy New York while quoting Levis on gratitude and doing good.
Two kinds of business courtesy are described one for cash buyers and one for those who do not pay cash. A Lem sketch mentions Winslow's Scouting Syrup for Teething and Garfield Tea for liver and constipation. A motto notes love as selfishness between two persons.
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