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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
4
Muskegon readers hear from Mrs G Schoon who credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing six years of back pain and restoring strength. The ad urges women to guard health and seek guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts with confidential female staff answering letters.
A garage visit turns into a tale of pomp as a deputy sheriff, referred to as a Boulévard' deputy, regales workers with his badge and authority. The owner and others react to the display, noting the swagger and self-importance.
In a trench tale a man recalls his birthday gift of cigars from his wife and his friend mocks the gesture. He notes that over the years the habit funds his funds as others remember fear, and his better cigars are refused by those who shared the past.
The Kansas City Star reports Senator Brawhaw delivering a fiery denunciation at a nighttime stump speech against merciless profiteers. A reader asks what actions he has taken, and the senator replies that he has already denounced the issue.
Miss Ethel Lewis of Sac City breaks back when her car overturns returning from a dance in Storm Lake. Winnie of Clear Lake dies after a weeks long illness at age eighty. Bennett Savings Bank safe blown at Bennett with $5,000 in liberty bonds stolen and escape by car. Iowa to send delegation to National Education Association in Salt Lake City. Prof H H Smith of Graceland College conducts wireless classes from Lamoni. Iowa State Fair entry deadlines set for horses cattle swine sheep goats and other divisions. Marble Rock hosts a large Fourth of July celebration with speaker President Pearson of Iowa State College postponed Des Moines talk to July 27. Widespread crop damage from scorching August heat feared across Iowa. University athletics finances report record improvement ending deficits. Rural church summer school planned at Iowa State College. Lee County strawberry crop at risk due to lack of pickers. Waukon to get a new milk factory training facility.
An old advertisement boasts Freezone removes corn pain instantly at little cost with a tiny bottle sold by druggists. It touts comfort without irritation and mentions Treezone as another Cincinnati invention. The piece ends noting a traveling salesman who has slept in thousands of beds across years.
A reader recalls a brief comic exchange on a New York city bus last fall. While the man seated beside her checked his shoes, she tells how a playful remark about shoe lining led to a lighthearted moment.
An old advertisement touts Bayer aspirin as safe for millions and prescribed for over twenty years. It advises to buy only an unbroken Bayer package with proper directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia rhinitis and cold relief. Small boxes of 12 tablets cost a few cents and larger packages are sold by druggists.
An antique ad touts Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder to shake into shoes or add to foot baths to ease stinging bunions and tired feet. It claims instant relief from smarting and swollen feet and notes widespread wartime use by the Army and Navy. Sold everywhere.
A fragmented dialogue references creditors and protests. The fragment hints at public demonstrations and ongoing social tensions as crowds disperse after a parade. The tone suggests political or civic unrest amid frequent movements.
A comic vignette shows Bert returning from college with a lip shadow as his grandfather jokingly notes he takes after his mother. Another fragment recalls four year old Ruth misreading a gas station scene, remarking she rode an automobile’s stomach.
Chemists report a universal remedy for an acid stomach and related miseries. Over half a million users claim relief from bloating indigestion sour belching and gas after taking Eatonic. Available from druggists with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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