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Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1925

Page

2

Mr Lion Seeks Help From Cheerups In Jungle Visit

Mr Lion visits Cheerups the Elephant after a worried talk with Mrs Lion about a problem. He follows the Yellow River path to a tiny house, meets Cheerups who, aided by Brighteyes, dons magic spectacles to reveal the visitor’s identity.

Semay Mr. Lion Mrs. Lion Tre Gray Ears the Elephant Mother Lion Gray Ears Lizzie Lizard Lion Mr Lion Jock Arother Lion Cheerups Brighteyes Cheeraps

Beasts Meet in a Tight Spot in London Tale

A playful exchange unfolds as a small creature wishes to meet His Majesty the King of the Beasts. The lion notes the difficulty of being small and awkward, then pivots to a purpose behind his visit, hinting at a planned meeting or request.

King of the Beasts Mr. Lion Cheerups

Health warning on uric acid and diet rules

A health note cites Professor Porter of New York explaining uric acid forms from albumin rich foods like fish meat milk and eggs. It is not present in these foods nor during digestion but manufactured in kidney cells and excreted in urine. The piece urges sanitary habits and caution against ignoring scientific guidelines.

New York Porter George Mathew Adame Colora

What's in a Name by Mildred Marshall

Reader note on name origins including Tillie and Mathilda tracing Teutonic roots, historical bearers, and variations. Discusses uric acid and health tips tied to diet, plus beliefs about the turquoise talisman and Tillie’s lucky day and number.

Mildred Marshall Tilly Tilda Mathilda Tillie Wheeler Newapeyer Syndicate

Colorful Fall Frocks for Little Girls in Fashion Show

A spirited fashion column analyzes fall children's wear, noting practical, active designs for girls from six to early teens. Paris and Grecian influences appear in dressy frocks with full skirts, long sleeves, and varied necklines, while everyday gingham and cotton looks emphasize comfort and freedom.

Little Miss Paris Julia’ Bottomley Western Newspaper Union

Kitchen Cabinet Recipes for Chicken and Preserves

Practical era guidance on frying chicken without drying it, using water steaming, and finishing with milk or gravy. Includes detailed steps for Chicken au Lait, Jellied Philadelphia Relish, Nantucket Buns, and a plum preserve guide with boiling syrup. Also covers tomato jam and winter grape preservation methods with small notes on wild berries and canning time.

Philadelphia Nantucket

Elder tree lore across cultures and cures traditions

Elders feature in European and North American folklore with uses in folk medicine. Elderwood wards off ailments, elderberry bags claim rheumatism relief, bark plasters, blooms for inflammation, and tea for various remedies. Witches feared elder, Saxons prayed before cutting, and Germans hung wreaths for lightning protection.

Europe Canada United States New England Consid

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