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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
2
An advertisement extols Tanlac as a fast remedy after grippe or flu, claiming it cleanses the blood, revitalizes digestion, restores appetite, and renews strength. It touts a special formula from herbs and advises buying a bottle to regain vigor.
The Kansas City Star reports Senator Slush condemning large gifts from rich donors to universities, claiming gifts can subserve givers. Medra W. Widenfuller, a chief inspector, suggests Slush would prefer gifts to Limaven if wealth influences subservience. The Agriculture Department released two film reels showing methods to eliminate patchworms from green patches.
Barbara reveals a past with Hugh and Alan to Hough, admitting a secret marriage plan and a lost love. The trio's tangled loyalties, guilt, and social pressures unfold as Barbara faces heartbreak and a broken future with Hugh.
A prehistoric ivory sculpture discovered by SS Piette in a Landes cave may depict a wig worn by a Stone Age woman. The curved form suggests a cultivated head covering, offering insight into ancient grooming practices.
The old medicine Kemp's Balsam is advertised as soothing inflamed membranes and reducing persistent coughing with regular swallows. It claims to quiet the hack and phlegm and costs only 30 cents at all stores.
A fragmentary ad warns about Bayer Aspirin on package labeling. It mentions the Bayer name and advises ensuring genuineness and safety, referencing years of use and physician prescriptions while cautioning about dangers of imitation tablets.
Tourists flocked to Switzerland fueling a revival of jazz culture as visiting artists and locals gathered, bringing a glow to cities and venues across the country.
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