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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1921

Page

1

World Happenings Terse Report on War Secretary Pershing Posts

Secretary Weeks told the Senate Military Affairs Committee he opposed cuts in the army bill after Pershing’s selection as chief of staff. Other items note grain futures regulation passage, railroads returning to profit, and varying US policies on Mexico and European affairs.

General Pershing War Weeks Senate Military Affairs Committee Washington House Senate

Remarkable recovery after Tanlac cure cited by Oakland woman

Mrs Christina K Dingman of Oakland describes a three year battle with stomach trouble and rheumatism that left her weak and constipated. She credits Tanlac with restoring her health, noting weight gain and renewed vitality after using the medicine and its laxative tablets. She recalls a near miraculous rescue as a child aboard a wrecked ship as part of her dramatic life story.

Tanlac Christina K. Dingman Alice St Oakland Call Dingman Tantac Druggasts Everywhere

Heart location lesson in grade physiology class

A physiology class prompts discussion as a teacher questions Little Jimmy about locating the heart. The teacher places a hand on the boy’s chest and asks why he cannot feel the beating. Jimmy replies he usually feels it on the other side a little lower down.

Little Jimmy

Women urged to check kidneys with Swamp-Root remedy

Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble without recognizing the cause. The ad claims kidney health affects overall well being, citing back pain headaches and low ambition. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy and offers a sample bottle for ten cents by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co.

Bright Doan

His Reason for Not Insuring Life

An agent presses Afr Snaggs to explain his objection to life insurance. Snaggs replies that he finds the idea of being more valuable dead than alive to be distasteful.

Afr Snaggs

Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Blood Purifying Tonic

Catarrh is described as a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Ball's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a tonic and blood purifier that cleanses the blood and builds up the system to restore normal conditions and let Nature work. Circulation includes note that all druggists carry it and circulars are free from F. P. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.

Ball Nature F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

A Resolution to Curb Extravagance in Clothing

In a light domestic exchange Adam pleads the high cost of living is hurting him. Eve agrees to economize by turning over an old leaf and cutting spending on clothing, as recounted in this brief American Legion Weekly item.

Harding Europe Senate Washington la Follette Wisconsin Madison Wis Adam Eve American Legion Weekly Ford

Cuticura Ad Claims Uses for Hands and Toilet Needs

An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap for soaking and drying sore hands and Cuticura Ointment for rubbing in. It advises removing excess ointment with tissue and notes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum serve many toilet purposes.

With the Best Intentions Life fragment excerpt

A brief Life magazine quote shows Willie with an off can asking what he is doing while claiming to oil a baby’s tongue so he can talk. The line reflects a casual, dialogic snippet within a larger narrative.

Willie

Dally Iowan editor elected for next year at lens

Cloyce EK Huston of Crawfordsville is chosen editor in chief of the Dally Iowan at the University of lens for the upcoming year. The paper repeats local names and events while noting other Iowa news such as a student love tragedy and various regional incidents.

Cloyce EK. Huston Crawfordsville Dally Iowan University of Lens August Kreuse June Smith Kreuse John Schott Sac City George Cromable Alta South Dakota Dorothy Davenport L. ‘Davenport Kellehera Towa W. M. Crowley Des ‘Moines Hazel B. Spencer Home Economics Linn County Agricultural College of North ‘Dakota Davenport Tri-Cities Minnie Foster George Rolefs Near Sheldon Rolefs Herbert Jones Alva Thames x | Greston Union County Union County Bankers’ Association Iowa Marion Sheri Paul Avery Gregson Poweshiek County Fred Monroe Deep River Clarence Biiney Brooklyn William’ H. Stevenson Iowa State / Agricultural College United States International Institute’ of Agriculture Rome United States Department “of Agriculture William ©. Smith Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Cedar Rapids Smith Eli Wax Milwaukee Road Palo John C. Armstrong Armstrong Dorothy Eli Judah Hastings Ōawa University John McQuilkin Black Hawk County

Aspirin Safety Advice From Bayer Ad Seems Reprint

An older Bayer advertisement urges taking Aspirin only as directed by physicians over 21 years of use and proven safety. It promotes Bayer Cross tablets for cold, headache, neuralgia, rheumatism, earache, toothache, lumbago and general pain. Handy twelve tablet tins cost only a few cents and druggists offer larger packages.

Bayer

Expression in Politics Sparks Phraseology Clash

An exchange between a cold-hearted constituent and Senator Sorghum centers on a dispute over plain speech versus political rhetoric. The constituent dismisses the senator's last speech as commonplace, while Sorghum retorts that future remarks will reveal sharper phraseology when unsupervised.

Senator Sorghum

Age of Discretion in Galveston News Commentary

A Galveston News note reflects on aging and youth, contrasting a thrill at luxury attire like a silk hat and fur collar with the reporter’s current calm. The column muses on maturity, social signals, and the value of older perspective.

Galveston News

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