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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
1
Dr Julius Klein says ongoing research continually yields new uses for old products and makes affordable goods once costly. He notes aluminum price fell from 90 a pound in the 19th century to 12 a pound 500 years ago, enabling widespread household aluminum ware through persistent science.
An advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle effective laxative for children addressing sluggish appetite constipation and mood. It urges mothers to use the genuine product in clearly marked bottles and warns that promises apply only to the authentic California Syrup of Figs.
A concise remark asserts that many men quit when success appears near because they do not value success highly enough. The line emphasizes misplaced priorities and the danger of complacency as achievement approaches.
Secretary Hurley announced the Milnosa waterway will formally open next June in connection with the Century of Progress. The project links Lake Michigan at Chicago to the Mississippi River and Gulf of Mexico, with 9 foot depth and bridges being adjusted to allow navigation.
Archaeologists report the discovery of an ancient Roman legion camp complex at Xanten in the Rhineland. Work by the German voluntary labor service uncovered camps of the Fifth and Fifteenth Legions dating to 70 AD, destroyed by Batavi tribes during ongoing conflicts with Germanic tribes.
Residents of Chicoutimi saw yellow gray snow drift down as a pale winter sun lit the town. Weather experts gathered with officials to explain the unusual phenomenon. About an inch of ordinary snow appeared tinged with a yellowish gray hue over roofs and church spires.
Assistant United States Attorney Alvin M. Sylvester says evidence against cheal ers and purchasers of smuggled Swiss watches is piling up with action planned against traffickers to recover millions in unpaid duties. The ringleader was sentenced, and federal agents trace the underworld to many U.S. cities as buyers may face duties or forfeiture. Smuggling has reduced American watch factories from 23 to four, harming workers who produce each watch. Fake dials on cheap watches sold at auctions mislead buyers. buy only from reputable stores to avoid smuggled or fake timepieces.
Harrisburg va. Pennsylvania mines produced 75,000,000 met tons of coal in 1932 the lowest since 1900. December 1932 soft coal output was 6,418,000 tons down 16 percent from November. Anthracite production rose 19 percent in December 1932 from November with 166 of 217 collieries working full or part time.
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty chairs the committee for the Roosevelt inaugural ball to be the social climax of the inauguration ceremonies. Proceeds from the ball will benefit charity.
A twin engined all metal monoplane is under construction for the Prince of Wales. Built to mirror air mail craft from Perth to Adelaide the plane aims for 160 mph with full load and a 530 mile range. It seats two pilots with dual controls in a 20 foot cabin. wings span 70 feet. fully loaded weight around 5.5 tons.
A Maltese cat in Luray Virginia reportedly passed on its bob tail trait to its kittens over Page County. The cat, given to Mrs Ethel Al Gave of Hollow Run, produced four litters totaling twelve kittens. Six kittens inherited the short bob tail while the others had regular length tails.
In District 34 Garfield County near Burwell Nebraska a single pupil Clair Abbott and teacher Miss Ian Dell Wood keep a tiny winter school open. Both have not missed a day since fall term began, illustrating a lone classroom effort 32 miles northeast of Burwell.
A prominent minister argues that belief in miracles is childish and dangerous. He says grownups must stop relying on a Santa Claus faith and accept that real miracles come from their own work and responsibility in daily life.
The text argues that faiths reveal our selves by where we place them and how we maintain them. It emphasizes that faith is not easy or cheap but requires commitment to both possessing and keeping faith. It reflects on personal character and integrity in matters of belief.
An ad touts Creomulsion as a cure for persistent coughs colds and related respiratory ailments. It claims Creosote based formula soothes inflamed membranes inhibits germ growth and rebuilds the system with guaranteed satisfaction and money back.
Modern science reveals a quick sore throat remedy using Bayer Aspirin gargle. It promises instant relief from soreness and irritation, reduces inflammation, and lowers infection risk in two to three minutes.
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