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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1930

Page

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California Fig Syrup Endorsed by Doctors for Children

Denver mother recounts relief for constipated child using California Fig Syrup claiming it regulates bowels and stomach, strengthens pale underweight kids, and is a purely vegetable tonic. Leading physicians endorse it for 50 years and sales exceed four million bottles annually. A Denver mother cites rapid recovery and warns against imitations marked “California.”

B. W. Stewart Raritan St Denver Colorado Raymond Cross California

Galled Horses Hanford's Balsamo Myr ta reject vear money fag the

For Galled Horses Hanford's Balsamo Myr ta reject vear money fag the rich set Speaking of Operations A doctor can joke and tinker and thump and nod his head and shake his head, and assume a learned ex pression. that might mean either the best or the worst for his victim, but no doctor on earth,not even.a high priced one or one with a goatee, can be as mystifying as a radio repair man. Life WWe love the birds because they so seldom annoy ws.

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pep sis World’s Popular Laxative

In 1875 a young physician sought a gentle remedy for constipation and developed 2% famous prescription. The syrup became widely used for sluggish bowels and related symptoms, praised as harmless and effective and carried by all drugstores.

Dr. Caldwell

Je Can't The Microphone Invention Life

A fragmentary remark highlights the microphone as a wonderful invention and notes a wish for it to be more discreet, implying it should bear less of life’s burdens and maintain privacy.

Britain’s Link to Europe on the Continental Shelf

Great Britain was once connected to the European mainland and remains part of the continental shelf. The historic land bridge and its geophysical significance are noted as the region’s enduring geographic feature.

Great Britain Europe

Be Attractive to Men Advertised by Dr Pierce

A sensational early 20th century ad promises women greater allure and vigor through Dr Pierce's Solen Medical Discovery. The copy claims improved digestion, redder blood, clearer complexion, and revived youth, urging readers to visit the Dr Pierces Clinic in Bas e Sal e New Jersey for confidential medical advice with no fee.

Stolen Steel and Supernatural Contacts in New York

A quirky New York column describes a West Street restaurant complaining about daily thefts of steel knives as a busy 4 a.m. scene. It also covers a wealthy socialite’s emotional moment during a séance with a famed spiritualist, plus a Times Square check room exhibit with drum storage. The piece ends with a coffeehouse quip about repeated jokes from Hugh Walpole.

West Street Halles Paris

Take Your Choice If a Man’s Income Is Small

A concise line from American Magazine notes that when income is small and money is needed the person is broke, while if income is large and money is needed the person is financially embarrassed.

Gotham dupes pay palmists millions in New York

New York figures show fortune telling nets about 25 million dollars annually, with Paris at 6 million, says Ton Mulholland. He describes blackmail schemes using social pressures, arranged visits, and psychological tricks to extract money, and demonstrates stage mentalism to prove his point.

New York Ton Mulholland Paris Mulholland Beatrice

It is well for a man to get over homesickness before he does some thing foolish

A brief reflection noting that overcoming homesickness protects a person from making rash or foolish choices before acting.

Suit Over Gold Fillings Filed Against Dentist in Butte

Arthur Neyman sues C. N. Bucher, dentist, claiming his upper teeth are not gold as glittered and seeks $470 in damages. He asserts the false teeth are not made of the precious metal and filed the suit in Butte, Montana.

Mont—aAll Arthur Neyman Reyman C. N. Bucher

Great Britain Keeps Tea Drinking Record

Great Britain remains the world’s top tea drinker with rising per year consumption. India supplied 73 percent of global output totaling 863 million pounds, equaling about 172.6 billion cups. Britons drank 424 million pounds, nearly 85 billion cups, while Americans consumed 18 billion cups.

Great Britain New York India Tea Bureau United States India

Jiki Teiki and Nobe Are Tokyo Market Terms

A Washington report by Herbert Bratter of the Department of Commerce explains Tokyo stock market jargon. It covers three kinds of transactions jiki spot nobe deferred and tetki long term with iga unlicensed brokers outside hours. The Tokyo Stock Exchange acts as a market barometer via Tokabu and practices trace back to early rice exchange customs.

Nobe Tokyo Washington Wall Street Stock Exchange Herbert Mr. Bratter Department of Commerce New York London Tokyo Stock Exchange

Vegetarian man arraigned after cow murder for beef theft

Leon Roan fifty a professed teetotaler in meat testified before Mayor Harry Jones that his urge for steak caused him to kill a Jersey cow in a pasture and steal about $50 worth of beef. He claimed the meat was later dumped in the Maurice river and was ordered to pay $75 to the cow owner.

Millville N. T Leon Roun Harry Jones

Portsmouth Bans Sunday Movie Showings by Vote

Portsmouth city council approves limits on cinema hours by a 30 to 45 vote, denying seven day licenses and prohibiting Sunday evening film showings in the city.

Portsmouth England

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