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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
5
A mother crafted a low table by shortening a chair so children could reach it. The green washed tabletop and sand-lined base created a pretend seaside, village, garden, and farmyard. Kids used twigs and toys to build sand hills, church, buildings, animals, and planted greens. The setup delighted the youngsters.
Wonderful resinol stops itching at once and speeds healing of eczema and ringworm. Goeter's prescription proven successful for skin troubles. used nationwide for twenty years. Modesty line changes in fashion prompt debate on feminine dress norms.
The text promotes Jastoria as a safe remedy for infants and children with claims over 30 years of use and contrasts with Fletcher's Castor oil. It includes a quip about fractions and ends with a jab about a good listener, reflecting quirky ad style and period voice.
In St Paul the Co operative elevator may ship northwest grain directly to Norway, with Eirik Hammerer and B Hobe exploring a Norwegian bank in New York to ease trade. Amundsen selects crew for next year’s North Pole expedition including Wisting and Ronne. Bergen aims to grow as a great Nordic city with harbor expansion and rising manufacturing exports.
The article notes Columbia College will offer a Master of Science in Business as a replacement for Latin training, reflecting a shift toward practical study. It also states the journalism course is extended to five years to better prepare students for newspaper work, satisfying long-time practitioners.
Senator Sorghum notes the old fashioned political boss has retired to make way for a dominant personality who insists on placing himself into office. The exchange questions leadership style and succession in politics.
A fragmentary note questions how a husband can collect damages for injuries, with garbled phrases implying fault or cause. The text appears as an OCR glitch, lacking clear names, dates, or specific events to identify a full article.
Des Moines officials push for a state psychopathic hospital at the State University Iowa City. Board of Control members plan a trip to Ann Arbor to inspect a functioning facility and seek ideas. Plan includes a possible $150000 appropriation and notes the need for treatment for the mentally ill and observation for those not severely insane.
A whimsical Lancaster Dispatch item notes tailess rats appearing on a farm near Quarryville. Bess used two terrier dogs to chase the rodents into hives, but only tails were recovered, leaving many tailless rats and a puzzling aftermath.
An advertisement extolls Cuticura Ointment for dandruff relief and scalp health. It urges washing with Cuticure shampoo, hot water, and soap for a clean scalp. A mail sample offer and Boston address accompany the advisory tone, followed by a clipped humorous anecdote about Greek rivalries in golf from Harper's Weekly.
Advert section fragment promotes an ounce of ethine double strength to remove freckles with a money back guarantee. It touts a horse skin balm and various quips about dating, wealth, and daily life. The ad also references a free book on rheumatism and other patter typical of a late era newspaper page.
A Burlington Wisconsin reader reports relief from irregularities and back pains after using Kyain E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Tablets and Sanative Wash. She endorses the product as curing distressing female troubles and urges other women to try the remedy. The ad cites Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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