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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
8
A period fashion feature describes varied hats and elegant gowns with lace details. It highlights wide brim hats with velvet, silk embroidery, and delicate georgette bonnets, plus crepe de chine gowns with lace flouncing, velvet bands, and floral trims.
The American Holders of Foreign Securities accuse Germany of inflating its currency to destroy the value of American investments and seek indemnity from the mixed claims commission. They claim losses of about 1 million dollars in interest payments and at least 20 million dollars in property value, arguing Germany’s inflation amounts to an immoral repudiation of debts and international illegality. They contend German exchange banks facilitate dollars through German securities and aim to ensure contracts are honored.
Washington struggle over paying 1.7 million to P. DeRonde for Argentine sugar imports. DeRonde says he was pushed into the deal by a Wilson era official. Harding blocked the payment, sending the case to the sugar equalization board for review. The term social lobby reflects the uproar in Washington as details unfold.
A Missouri v First National Bank of St. Louis dispute urges interpretation of Section 3190. The case questions whether “an office or banking house” and “in the place” allow multiple branches or require a single location.
The Missouri suit challenged a St. Louis national bank branch citing unclear law. State banks argued the statute limits one banking house per bank, while the bank claimed branches were allowed. The Missouri courts ordered cessation and the bank appeals to the U S Supreme Court.
Governor Crissinger of Marion, Ohio, takes office as head of the Federal Reserve Board amid plans to decide whether the twelve Federal Reserve Banks should be reserve institutions or active banks. The system, started in 1914, expanded with war and postwar growth, built large staffs and high earnings, now faces the challenge of trimming expenses to remain ready in times of stress while effectively serving as reserve banks.
Mrs Hiltm Rambo of 412 Booth 25th St Omaha Neb credits Tanlac with restoring her health after years of indigestion headaches and weakness. She reports gaining 24 pounds and regaining strength enough to garden. Tanlac advertised as nature’s remedy sold by druggists.
An old advertisement touts Pletcher’s Castoria used for over 30 years to relieve babies and children of constipation flatulence colic and diarrhea. It claims to ease feverish symptoms by regulating stomach and bowels aiding digestion and natural sleep, with a genuine signature line.
In a brief exchange cited by the Richmond Times Dispatch a stern teacher questions Johnny about where he learned to swear. Johnny claims to have picked it up and suggests you must go out where it’s being done to learn it gave a wry streetwise reply.
A humorous exchange recalls a barbering moment as a lion awakens a question about age and the start of shaving. The dialogue adds playful suspense around the barber and the beast.
The Cassel castles dating to landgraves are being repurposed. The residence castle will house a picture gallery and a German tapestry museum. Rumor says Wilhelmshohe, once Napoleon's prison, may become a hotel. Orange castle in Wharissuel serves government exhibitions.
Drug advertisement extols Kilmer Swamp-Root as a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It claims years of trusted proof and urges purchase from druggists or a ten cent sample by mail. A line about Samson’s fatal fall appears as a non sequitur in the ad.
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