09 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1928
Page
1
Mrs Orro J Geren of Manchester South Dakota writes of severe weakness from a long illness. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and weight. She runs a five person household on a 361 acre farm and offers to answer letters from women about the medicine.
A woman writes that her husband is a model of honesty because when he is wrong he says zero in plain English instead of masking it with roses or candy. She suggests straightforward truth strengthens a relationship over sentimental tricks.
An old ad promotes Brom Quin I ne tablets for colds grip or influenza claiming safety and proven relief. It notes a DE W Grove signature on the box and includes a light dialogue about energy and repose. A Cole’s Carbolisalve ad promises instant pain relief and quick healing without a scar, with All drug lists and I W Cole Co. Rockford reference.
An advertisement promotes drinking a quart of water daily to flush kidneys and ease urinary problems. It suggests four ounces of Jad Salts mixed in water, taken before breakfast, to neutralize acids, relieve bladder irritation, and maintain kidney health. The copy stresses preventing serious kidney issues with regular hydration and a lemon grape lithia salt beverage.
A Washington National Geographic bulletin traces how explosives drive modern progress shaping roads, dams, railways, factories, and air travel. It notes the vast scale of explosive use from mining to construction and the evolving understanding of explosive power and danger.
British scientists in an Daily Mail interview discuss turning gold into tin and copper to replace scarce metals as copper and tin reserves dwindle. They mention alluvial tin deposits vanishing, late nineteenth century space material prospects, and the potential of heavy matter from stars to power future explosives.
Dr Charles G Abbot Smithsonian secretary says the sun will not cease to emit energy for about 15 trillion years. He notes the sun loses mass slowly but destruction would take extremely long, and energy from stars arises from atomic annihilation. He cites recent findings that sun outputs energy equivalent to one horsepower per square yard over Earth's orbital surface.
A Berlin chemist Doctor Schoell has developed an ultraviolet treated milk method to cure rickets. Vacuum UV exposure preserves milk taste and aroma while enabling large scale preparation. At Frankfurt on Main University Hospital several children with rickets were fed the treated milk and cured in four to six weeks.
Bert Pierson’s black cat Bonzo vanished from Sheerness after a move to Hertz England. The cat found its way back via the King's Ferry bridge eighty miles home, while a Shetland pony escaped injury leaping from an express at Newton Kansas and rode to a new train before being found grazing along the line.
The saying frames money as a game and asserts that men are drawn not to the money itself but to the thrill of winning. It suggests a mindset where victory and competition drive behavior more than wealth accumulation.
A historical religious charm called Mahzel, claimed to be the Biblical shield of David and linked to 5,500 years of devout Jewish use, enters European commerce. The tale links Levine’s Atlantic flight and Mahzel’s presence on ark symbols in synagogues, with Life’s current coin described as plain common sense.
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