13 Mar 1931
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1931
Page
1
A mother from Omaha reports her child improved after using California Fig Syrup for stomach and bowel issues. She highlights better appetite, digestion, and energy and notes doctors recommend it to aid digestion and relieve constipation.
James A. Farrell rose from a sixteen year old laborer at New Haven Wire to president of the United States Steel Corporation. Born in 1863 in New Haven he worked long hours to support his family after his father's sea death, studied by night, became a foreman at nineteen, and advanced through supervision to sales and leadership roles in Pittsburgh and New York, aided by his memory and geographic knowledge.
The article promotes navy and skipper blue as leading colors for spring, highlighting navy jackets and suits in serge or cheviot with coordinated accessories. It notes double breasted jackets, velvet wraps, and plaid or striped blouses, plus navy knitted turbans and complementary brown velvets for versatile ensembles.
A fragment from the Pracuse Post Standard reports a Berlin exchange about settling debts. A creditor presses Schmidt with 25 dollars while a conversation reveals who is owed money. The dialogue touches on payments and ownership of a horse.
The article quotes Bible gold as an emblem of purity and notes an editor’s dedication to factual reporting. Arkansas experiment station officials recommend thickly planted cotton on all soils, highlighting agricultural guidance for growers.
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