10 Sep 1920
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1920
Page
1
Fragmentary lines hint at Marian facing a lingering struggle from a stormed memory. The text implies a return of power or confrontation, suggesting emotional or relational tension as the central theme without clear details.
An old advertisement explains Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for nasal catarrh and repeated colds. It claims to build up the system, cleanse the blood, and reduce inflammation of mucous surfaces. Circulation of free circulars by BJ Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
A Washington Star fragment reflects on letting bygones be bygones and the speaker’s shift in mindset about voting in the primaries. The quote hints at reconsideration of past time wasted and a renewed stance on participation in the electoral process.
Hubby inquires about Paris fashions as Tadge jokes about the cost. Another speaks of danger and humor, remarking that the world would be paradise if people matched their idealized pictures.
A batch of desultory Iowa items includes Lydia Kimball’s death in Iowa City and Roy Welch’s stated confession to wholesale thefts there. Reports note rising living costs in Washington state, burns recovery for Joseph Kadlee, and injuries to Richard Wood and Constant Pickering in Iowa City area autos. James Callahan resigns as Iowa City garbage collector over salary inadequacy. A fatal fall near Mason City is linked to a case against Willian Epstein in Lincoln. An Augusta drainage matter near Iowa City nears board decision. A dynamite accident in Mason City ties to Nick Grba case. An Eagle Grove garage mishap injures Robert Hirt. The Iowa State Fair closes with record attendance, honors, and stock shows. Judge Thomas Arthur nominated for the Supreme Court, and Greater Iowa Week set for Oct 3–9 with emphasis on promoting Iowa goods.
A Boston banker returning from a Canadian West trip reports vast golden wheat fields, a rising economy, and strong grain exports. He notes the Rockies views and predicts multi-million dollar wealth growth as crop yields meet expectations. The piece highlights cattle raising and dairying as further wealth drivers nationwide.
Fragmentary quote describes a sharp cross examination and a remark about Eve using the third degree on Adam during a night he spent with a sick friend. The passage portrays a mordant, humorous reflection on marital privacy and dramatic dialogue.
An old advertisement asserts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root is a pure scientifically prepared vegetable remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims stimulant action and urges readers to sample with ten cents for a trial bottle from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
Mrs Green reports her husband did not return home last night and fears he is starving, having only 100 with him. Local authorities are alerted and search efforts may be organized to locate him and ensure his safety.
Jud Tankins explains he did not waste time while whittling on the fence. He claims the craft involved cutting up the fain ty ouija board as a foundation for success as per the Washington Star.
A miscellany of kitchen advice and household hacks includes mock recipes for Fisherman and Potato salads, guidance on dressing and prep, plus tips on cleaning furs, suede, and velvet, mint extract making, meat tenderness with alcohol and vinegar, and a cough relief tip. The prose interleaves quotations from Ruskin and Henley reflecting on effort, fate, and resilience.
A seaside village scene features a lad in scouts’ dress answering an old lady about his future. He vows to be a soldier for the king, and to stay brave if a coach with runaway horses nears a cliff while she questions his imagination. The boy’s poised reply ends with a patriotic intent.
The article notes William Dean Howells and an editor joking about the latest style. A minister in New York allegedly referenced style in a Sunday sermon, using a passage from Revelations. The exchange involves a young lady and Mr Howells in a brief dialogue.
In a playful exchange a rocker confirms a birthday cake had candles and humor emerges about two cakes of yeast. The moment turns into a lighthearted celebration reflecting festive mood and community cheer.
An old advertisement extols Caticura Toilet Trio items including talcum powder for face skin and baby care. It touts antiseptic qualities and perfume appeal, positioning the powder as an exquisite, convenient addition alongside soup and ointment products in the trio.
A medical corps officer recalls meeting a black civilian in France and jokes about zigzag paths to dodge German fire. The dialogue features a light exchange as the officer reassures the man about survival, while reflecting wartime humor and everyday perceptions among allied forces.
An Indianapolis News item recalls a hometown society matron who underwent surgery in spring. On recovery she jokes that the operation shaved ten years from her appearance. The doctor quips three hours would have made her a girl, he declines saying five hours would have made her an angel.
A widow expresses sorrow over Thomas, lamenting his separation from the sheep and goats. A consoling friend notes Thomas was a truly good man, while the widow jokes about his enduring presence among the animals.
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