12 Mar 1926
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1926
Page
1
In a playful dialogue between a Llama and an Alpaca, the Llama recounts a cousin described as wildly cross and terrifyingly violent. The tale touches on relatives, usefulness of wool, and animals’ dispositions within a zoo setting.
Walter aged three calls his father a dirty pig after returning home muddy. The father asks forgiveness for the insult and the boy responds by insisting he meant only that the father is a nice clean pig. The tender moment shows a child’s forgiving stance and a mother guiding polite speech.
Diamond Dyes offer 15 cent packs for easy tinting of wool silk linen cotton and blends. The directions advise choosing the dye by fabric type and claim color is rich and permanent for garments and home furnishings.
Tanlac described as Nature's greatest tonic and builder made from roots barks and herbs. It claims to revitalize the blood tone the digestive organs and invigorate the whole system. The ad urges readers to visit their druggist today and try Tanlac with promises of rapid improvement. Also promotes Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
A transparent object allows light to pass with minimal scattering. A common example is clear glass, which you can see through while still recognizing shapes on the other side.
The USDA warns that cooperative boards often shirk management, treating director duties as social status. Directors must accept trusteeship, learn operations, and form policies rather than micromanage. Lack of interest or reliance on opinion harms decision making and stability.
An article questions the belief that silage harms bulls and cites Prof. W J Fraser of the University of Illinois Dairy Husbandry Dept. He reports Holstein bulls fed 40 pounds of silage daily with no serious effects when exercised actively, noting silage amounts depend on exercise and limited feeding when bulls are stationary to prevent laziness and excessive fat.
The Department of Agriculture will confirm last summer recommendations by purserymen and horticulturists to restrict the importation of fruit and rose stocks. The statement urges association members to cooperate with American growers to organize and expand production as a reliable supply source.
The article discusses when to plow under sweet clover with opinions split. Some favor letting it grow into late April or May, others urge early spring plowing to maximize root-based fertilizing value before and during initial growth. After late April growth, fertilizing value levels off.
Mulching serves four purposes in strawberry beds: prevent alternate freezing and thawing when winters are open, keep weeds down between rows, conserve moisture during ripening, and prevent fruit from being soiled by sand or earth.
Many poultrymen adopt yearly import of new male birds trading for inferior males to introduce new blood. The practice is unnecessary and hinders constructive breeding. If your ducks perform well, choose the best mate from your own stock.
A focused remark on social dynamics, noting that a clever woman can induce belief in a man through careful conversation and timing without overt persuasion. The line emphasizes strategy in interpersonal influence.
The Cuticura Toilet Trio promotes skin care with Soap to cleanse, Ointment to soothe, and Talcum to powder. The ad claims these products keep skin clear and complete any toilet table. The line ends with a quote by Raskin: The imagination is the retina of the universe.
Many women report using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and Strap Pepsin to restore natural bowel regularity without griping or upsetting their stomachs. The remedy is sold widely at 60 cents a bottle and advertised as gentle for delicate girls and women.
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