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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
6
A reflective piece extols neighborliness as the simple path to universal happiness. It contrasts rustic peace with mercenary life, urges reciprocal kindness, and imagines a world where nations live in harmony, free from war and greed, as quoted from McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
A rustic husband travels to the city to marry, returns with a wife who lacks farming knowledge. She makes mistakes while learning, and when the husband arrives, she says the cream jar was strained after Old Lead caused the issue. The tale unfolds as a humorous domestic anecdote.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment to relieve sore hands through hot suds and drying. It urges rubbing in the ointment then removing surplus with tissue and claims Cuticura compounds cover all toilet needs when used together.
A terse note asserts there are no heads behind the action and urges proceeding with caution. The remark frames a chivalrous stance, emphasizing restraint and respectful conduct in the given context.
A poetic piece compares the blossoming of a child to a garden. It urges caregivers over the cradle to tend, weed, and protect the child with unwavering love, presenting life as a privilege and duty to nurture growth and virtue.
The text traces the surname Chamberlain from royal household roles to high judicial office with variants Chamberlin Chamberlen and Chamberlayne. It notes noble lineage claims, Huguenot founder William Chamberlain in Elizabethan England, two U S governors Daniel Henry Chamberlain of South Carolina and Joshua L Chamberlain of Maine, plus a Rhode Island Luther family of Welsh descent who helped establish early Baptists.
A brief item notes a past event titled Lone, with references to Saturday and Monday setup, indicating a late or delayed outcome in a school days context.
Readable recipe fragments show asparagus dishes including asparagus soup with white sauce and cream, chicken and asparagus bake, liver on casserole with rice and cream, Spanish lamb with asparagus, savory smoked fish with tomato stock, and stuffed halibut steaks with capers. Meals feature butter, cream, and light spices. instructions mix boiling, frying, baking, and finishing in oven.
A hollowed nickel minted at London's royal mint is described for natives of the Gold Coast to string as neckwear. The piece notes nuisance advice given for disagreeable duties and explains its unpopularity. Also highlighted: Miss Millanio of London, a 23 year old artificial eye maker, crafts perfect eyes in 15 minutes using special light-absorbent paint for night aircraft glare protection.
An old promotional appeal claims Tanlac will restore health and strength to underweight individuals. It touts the tonic as a builder from roots and herbs, promising rapid relief from tired, sickly conditions and torpid liver, backed by “one hundred thousand” letters of thanks.
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