10 May 1929
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
1
Large green Emperor Moths begin life as caterpillars that spin silken cocoons to overwinter. The moths emerge in full splendor, named for their impressive size and regal appearance. A cynic who can weep is not a successful cycle.
Advertising copy promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle safe laxative from 1875 styling. Claims treat constipation biliousness headaches indigestion with senna herbs and pepsin. Appeals to elderly, emphasizes mild non narcotic action and availability in drug stores or free trial by mailing to Monticello Illinois.
In a stormy three bar valley a beef round-up turns desperate as Bent ley and Carp lead a raid against Three Bar cattle. Billie, Harris, and guards fight to hold the herd, while suspicions grow that Slade backs the attackers and a night ride tests loyalties.
On a Atlantic voyage Chauncey Depew entertains friends in the smoking room with stories. One gloomy guest remains unmoved until Depew asks for a contribution to cheer. The guest deadpans that a difference between him and a turkey is that a turkey is stuffed with chestnuts only after death.
The text credits Johannes Lipperstey, an obscure Middleburg optician, with inventing the telescope in 160% while Galileo later produced a telescope in 1609 with threefold magnification after hearing rumors in Venice.
A fragment recounts how a notable comet inspired the creation of the Uprward Observatory in 1843. The source hints at the celestial event prompting institutional astronomy. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
The speaker cites a mother made by God in perfect mold. She is described as animated by love reason understanding and justice and destined to radiate goodwill toward all people. The lines emphasize moral virtue and benevolence as central traits.
Martha Lee Forgy of Henderson reports that local resident Mary Towles Sasseen Wilson originated the idea of a school observance for Mother's Day before the widely cited Philadelphia links. The piece credits Sasseen with first promoting Mother's Day in Kentucky and local schools, while acknowledging Miss Anna Jarvis's national role.
An old advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a pleasant remedy for children with sour stomachs and acid indigestion. It claims universal use, neutralizes acid effectively, and highlights that the product is a genuine prescribed neutralizer endorsed by physicians. It notes the brand as a U.S. registered trade mark since 1875.
A claim states all emotions originate in the mind’s pituitary region at the base of the brain. It asserts love hate jealousy and similar feelings arise from excitation of that gland.
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