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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
1
Chapter XV continued as a difficult night ride climbs a treacherous gully toward Tempest Lodge. Reuther and Alanson Bleck press on with Sloan, following a warning from Deaf Dan and Olliver’s sudden escape on a bareback mare. The group battles awe and danger, hoping to reach a deliverance that may hinge on Olliver’s actions and the judge’s letter.
Oliver flees the gully with Mr. Black and Sloan pursuing. A telegram from his father arrives, tensions rise as detectives close in. Reuther and the group fear a dangerous shortcut may have saved him, with one hard splash of fate hinted by a lone tree on the cliff.
A young woman in a New York hotel began tidying her closet and found a hair covered bead that proved to be a mouse. Her scream sparked a hotelwide panic as guests rushed into the halls believing a murder was underway. A $5 reward is offered for the head of the mouse.
A reader notes that dust clouds along dry roads reveal troop type. Infantry create low thick curtains, cavalry raise high thin plumes, and wagons or artillery form clustered puffs, allowing scouts to estimate force size and composition from a distance.
Rice acreage in Louisiana and Arkansas has risen by about 700000 acres in two years, leaving the United States growing nearly the same amount as it consumes. The surge reflects a substantial shift in national rice production.
Fragmentary note reflects evolving social dance terms. It mentions irresistible bodies meeting and describes joining hands and turns in dances like a maxise or the healtation trudge, conveying playful social activity in a dated tone.
Sweden's Lewsin faces trial for exporting 40 000 sacks flour and 6 000 sacks jute to Germany using ruse. Sir Ernest Cassel seized at Kirkwall. Sweden and Norway shipowners expand tonnage. Prohibition trends in Norway rise. labor fight looms over arbitration law. Norway Pacific line expands with Diesel ships. US trade via Norwegian vessels doubles in 1915. Iodine industry grows from burned seaweed ashes along western Norway coast.
A monument to Jacob Riis, noted Danish American reformer who exposed New York slums, is planned in New York City. The New York Tribune backs the effort to memorialize his memory and work.
A comic line from Puck tells of a man who feels sick to be healed and interprets pain as a moral warning. He finds a simple herb that ends the ache and declares he can proceed as he pleases, an ironic spark about early medical quackery and superstition.
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