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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
7
President Coolidge announces a commission to plan the 1932 bicentennial of George Washington and calls on all nations to join in observing the anniversary. He emphasizes Washington’s universal impact, liberal ideals, and the need to inspire humanity through his example and the American founding.
Prominent Carson, known as the Desert Rat, learns the U S Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled in his favor against American Smelting and Refining Company over copper ore smelting devices. His lawyers estimate $5 million due, with settlements against others potentially reaching $20 million more. Carson, 58, still works in his lab after a life wandering from Kansas railroads to mining. His side-charge ore method, boosting smelting capacity, spurred his inventions and wealth.
The advertisement claims that Freezone instantly stops corn pain when applied and allows the corn to be lifted off with fingers. It states that a small bottle is sold by druggists for a few cents and can remove hard or soft corns and toe between-corn calluses without soreness or irritation.
A New York dinner by the Navy and Marine Memorial association boosted funds and support for a Potomac memorial in Washington. Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske urged builders to honor seamen, with designs by Begni del Piatta and Harvey Wrey Corbett. The project aims about 500000 dollars on Arlington site near the memorial bridge, with a large national committee including Theodore Roosevelt and several admirals.
Representative Madden questioned the delay in converting J. P. Morgan provided London houses into a U S embassy. Wilbur J. Carr cited title conveyance issues under British and American law and noted failure to produce construction plans. Costs and approvals stalled. lawmakers debated extending the unexpended balance and proceeding with bids once contracts could be signed.
Treasury rules confirm exemptions for cooperative marketing associations acting as sales agents or purchasing agents for farmers and fruit growers. Exemption remains if reserves for depreciation or losses are maintained and profits do not go to non producers. Non producer stock can exist as working capital stock if it does not share profits or control.
A C Bedford, chairman of the Standard Oil company, argues crime stems from churches failing to adapt to modern life. He blames the rise of automobiles and motion pictures for eroding church influence and calls for churches to modernize their approach to moral guidance amid postwar shifts. He offers no single cause for crime, noting immigration, prohibition, and moral breakdown as possibilities.
Visitors to Rome this summer will witness Holy Year observances and the silver jubilee of King Victor Emmanuel the Fourth. Representatives from nearly every foreign power will attend as Italy marks a quarter century since Humbert’s assassination and the Savoy dynasty gains renewed prestige. The king’s leaders say he has shown tireless patriotism and wartime courage, earning broad respect for his judgment, justice, and honesty.
Masaryk, leader of Czechoslovakia, turns seventy five as Prague publishes his war memoirs. Born in Moravia to a coachman, he rose from blacksmith’s apprentice to Vienna and Prague scholar, became a Bohemia political figure, sided with the Allies in World War I, and on November 14, 1915, was unanimously elected the first President of the Czechoslovak Republic by the national assembly in Prague.
A vintage advertisement touts Cuticura products for clearing pimples and blackheads. It instructs applying Cuticura Ointment then washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water, keeping the skin clear with daily use, and includes Cuticura Toleum as a reminder. The copy contrasts hidden light in women and men.
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