15 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
1
A mother learns bowel regularity supports health and treats constipation in children with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The remedy is praised as gentle, natural, and preferable to harsh purgatives, with sample offers and contact in Montrose.
A collage of jokes and quips shows cross remarks about engagements and eyewear, cures for constipation and cold, promotional blurbs for arsenic remedies, and playful captions. It blends humorous one liners with mocked ads and domestic banter, reflecting a lighthearted period piece.
Roald Amundsen describes the 1911 1912 South Pole expedition detailing depot setups on the barrier, harsh conditions, and the Jan 1912 return to Framheim. He notes reaching the pole on December 14 1911, naming the plateau King Haakon VII and confirming discoveries along Ross Barrier and connections to King Edward VII and South Victoria land.
A compact, fragmentary exchange on prohibition, noting lawyers and a natural inclination to oppose it. The dialogue hints at legal challenges and public attitudes toward Prohibition without full context or clear outcomes.
A brief exchange between May and Percy about visiting his father and mother. May confidently states she knows where they live, while Percy interjects with expressions of astonishment. The fragment captures light, humorous tone and onstage character dynamics.
A fragment notes a man described as a Napoleon of finance and humorously questions his wealth. It mentions a large family of nine children and a weekly income of 12.2 dollars, suggesting speculation about status.
Our Firet Tea notes the first cup of tea in this country was said to be brewed at the Shapleigh estate in Biot New Hampshire in the early seventeenth century. Nicholas Shapleigh of England funded an expedition in 1623, sending his son in law to explore the new world. The party landed at Kittery Point and two years later Nicholas settled in what is now Elst, with the estate still owned by his descendants.
President Taft in Toledo denounces Roosevelt's recall of judges as harmful to liberty and orderly government. He supports removing judges only by due process and argues recall would invite majority tyranny, undermine independence, and erode constitutional guarantees. He warns the proposal risks sowing confusion and tyranny.
The piece argues that business success mirrors plant growth requiring proper care, passion, and persistence. It stresses selecting a venture aligned with your enthusiasm and abilities, and maintaining driving power to overcome obstacles and reach your goals.
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