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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
3
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as cures for skin and scalp ailments and for cleansing mucous surfaces. Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. of Boston offers a free Cuticura Book on skin and hair to requestors. The page also includes assorted humorous vignettes and quotes.
Judge S. F. Prouty spent 4990.84 to win the Seventh district nomination, Governor Carroll 2324.43, John Darrah 2696.39, while opponents spent far less. The roll of other candidates lists various sums for different offices and campaigns across Iowa. The report notes broader political expenditures and related notices from Des Moines and Ottumwa, including labor and veterans groups.
A year and a half after a German burglar stole gold decorations from royal tombs in Roskilde cathedral, reproductions of the crown and palm branches were placed on the tombs. Night watch kept, reproductions cost about $2,000, and several pieces were recovered only as chips at a Hamburg jeweler. The article also notes other European incidents and events of the period.
The Finnish Jandidag resolves to petition the czar to uphold the constitution and demand removal of measures inconsistent with it. It also urges quashing the proposal to turn the pilot service into a Hus sian government branch as contrary to the constitution and harmful.
Sweden plans new direct passenger and freight links to Hamburg and Paris as western Europe grows closer by rail. A new wireless service on ferries between Trelleborg and Sassnitz will cost about 20000 dollars. A forthcoming international women’s congress is slated for Stockholm about a year hence, with roughly 1000 delegates expected.
A new press bureau linked to the foreign office will monitor foreign coverage of Norway and disseminate Norwegian information abroad. S.C. Hammer, ex Farmand assistant editor, is secretary. A Spitzbergen whaling voyage aboard Haahet from Larvik ended in disaster near Tromsø with one seriously burned and five saved. cargo valued at 1500 dollars unins ured. A calf killed after a viper found in its stomach. farms named by folk sayings are traced. a whaling captain survived a fall from his ship to the pack ice.
Charles A Gager recalls offering aid to two exhausted women beside a stalled auto in front of the Colonial theater on Superior avenue The women refused his help saying he should mind his own business This exchange is reported in the Cleveland Leader.
A country doctor recounts a man moving into a derelict cottage and busy whitewashing inside and out. The physician calls it an eyesore, but the resident jokes the place may serve as disinfectant for the ten children born to the previous occupants.
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