28 Jun 1929
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
1
Many people mistaken for indigestion suffer from acid condition that Phillips Milk of Magnesia can fix in five or ten minutes. It restores digestion after meals by neutralizing stomach acid and relieving gourness and gas. Unlike soda, it provides lasting relief and benefits the system. Next time a hearty meal brings discomfort try Phillips Milk of Magnesia.
A quotation from Macia Edgeworth urges immediate action on resolutions. It warns that delays destroy effort as the world moves fast and laziness takes over. The message emphasizes discipline, persistence, and timely execution.
Beatrice Coleman of Philadelphia stands to inherit several thousand dollars under the will of Mrs Rebecca Rolen Williams once she reaches twenty five years of age. The legacy is conditioned on her being industrious sober and not given to jazz.
A discussion notes that priority is too often used as a substitute for charity in policy debates. The snippet critiques the tendency to favor efficiency over generosity and calls for clearer moral framing in social programs.
A Gretna Louisiana housekeeper describes relief from fatigue and weakness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved energy enabling daily work and notes continued usage alongside other Pinkham products.
W Kent Rideout of Oshkosh Wisconsin, a former combat pilot and soldier of fortune, becomes a Panama timber magnate after securing a 10 000 acre grant deeded by Panama. Financed by Patterson Weiss of Pensacola Florida, the deal funds a 300 000 corporation with 150 000 to the Rideouts and annual shipments of 1 250 000 feet.
Washington report by the Children’s Bureau shows farm youths in Kentucky tobacco districts average three weeks out of school for farm labor. In North Dakota, one eighth of girls and one third of boys were out at least a month. Rural terms average seven months, leaving little time for education.
Charles Dubois of Stockton California claims to be the United States oldest hotel clerk at ninety eight. He greets guests daily with youthful zest and smokes four cigars a day. Born in Switzerland he joined Benito Juarez’s Mexican army in 1860 and witnessed Maximilian’s execution.
Plans to observe the 125th birth anniversary of Hans Christian Andersen are underway worldwide. The Golden Book notes his early notoriety as a youth, poverty, and eccentric behavior, yet praises his enduring influence and affectionate regard from European literary circles.
A Schenectady program sent by PH of Auzen Holland was picked up by WGY and rebroadcast via GE short wave station W250. The Chelmsford England station then received the American rebroadcast through G5ST, creating a remarkable echo-like loop across the Atlantic.
In Quincy Massachusetts Mrs Angelo Tobin was not charged for calling neighbor Mrs Axel Anderson "monkey face" as Judge Thomas McAnarney ruled the epithet did not justify a charge of being "a tailor and brawler" and dismissed the case.
In Coconino forest northern Arizona the road construction superintendent chained two skunks to the wheel of his motor car to deter pilferers who had been looting the vehicle. The unusual method ended the thefts and secured the car.
In London, the last two fading crafts fade further as one man and his sister forge armor for both traditional uses and modern creative projects. A plain suit runs about $140 and three weeks latency, while more ornate armors need six weeks and cost several hundred dollars. The shop, adorning walls with antique and new pieces, remains a medieval-taste workspace learned from their father.
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness reports a broad coalition behind eye health with 400 agencies. It details new projects with the League of Red Cross Societies and the American Federation of Labor, plus ongoing efforts to eliminate ophthalmia neonatorum and expand sight-saving education and industrial safety measures nationwide.
Newcastle Indiana Henry county's oldest physician Dr Edward W Goodwin aged ninety says the fashions to stay are the most sensible a woman ever wore from every viewpoint. He remains in his profession and still drives to make calls in his automobile.
California had 1 038 licensed pilots, about one fifth of U S total, as of April 1 according to Department of Commerce analysis shared by Pacific Flyer, the coast aeronautical journal.
J Dever Wilson, a London University English professor, argues nonsense is crucial to life and that people who lack it are not quite right. The claim underscores the social and cognitive value of playful language in daily life.
Dialogue features Bently and Branson debating quality and materials in a humorous skit. Mc. Knosit notes Orient natives pack wine in goatskins while Wetmore comments on ideas about Cheyre unbreakable and the dangers of dropping bourbon.
A brisk exchange shows pride in local hunting prowess and vendor praise while noting uneven finds. Native observers praise skill and gear, yet admit the supply, or hunt prospects, are inconsistent across the season.
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