19 May 1922
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
1
A Sabina Ohio reader describes relief from years of weakness and nervous trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter urges others to try the tonic at first signs of nervousness backache and irregularity and notes similar positive results for many women including Mrs Weldong of Hatfield R R 8 Sabina Ohio.
The Camral, the big army transport carrying cargo and soldiers, steams into New York harbor and to Hoboken's Pier of the Dead. The piece details the careful process of identifying, notifying kin, and interring over 44,000 troops returned to the homeland, with 32,000 laid to rest overseas. It covers the ceremonies, the military escort, and the role of the Quartermaster Corps, Arlington interments, and Red Cross support.
The piece extols the value of all permanent teeth, warning that neglect leads to loss or replacement with artificial alternatives. It quotes Robert Louis Stevenson on endurance and virtue, linked to a Tur? monument to be erected at St Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh, urging strength, courage, and loyalty through trials.
Elmo Scott Watson recounts Cochise once warring across Apache lands and facing traps. A pivotal cure comes through Capt Thomas Jeffords who met Cochise in the Dragoon mountains and forged a peace. Cochise died on a reservation June 8, 1874 after a life of conflict and survival.
Spotted Tail also known as Inte Galeška or Old Spot led the Brule Sioux. Once feared on the Oregon trail he robbed a stagecoach for 20 000 dollars. He saved his people by surrendering at Fort Laramie in 1845 and later urged peace though seen as a tyrant at times. His crowning act was guiding Crazy Horse to surrender, but he was killed by Chief Crow Dog on August 5, 1881 after stealing a rival chief’s wife.
A terse scene shows two lovers closeted, a kiss provokes fury, a demanded separation, and a final plea for a last embrace before parting, with the man asking to loosen her arm as she warns never to see him again.
A fragment from Her Diplomacy argues a young widow appears more successful with men than a similarly young single woman. The speaker suggests the widow has learned to steer conversations and keep topics from shifting once begun.
A magazine asks what drives men to distant frontiers and suggests the urge is to see their names in newspaper headlines. The remark frames ambition as a key motive behind exploration and risk taking.
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