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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
7
Polly Parrot confronts a domestic quarrel over egg care with Cheerups advice on cooperation and kindness. The parrot girl plans to ask Mr Parrot to sit on the eggs while she forages, and to call the flock if danger approaches, ending with a resolve to be kind.
A fragment from a Little, Brown & Co. publication places Polly in a hurry and hints at a Parrot family rule of share and share alike, suggesting themes of cooperation and familial bonds across generations.
A medical discussion outlines stomach function and disorders noting subacidity and its symptoms. It describes how digestion operates with acids and enzymes, the agony of a paralyzed stomach, and how subacidity may lead to anemia or cancer if untreated. Prevention emphasizes diet, rest, outdoor activity, and seeking specialist care for persistent issues.
The quote emphasizes that value lies in what we invest into work beyond thoughts and tools. It contrasts brain and hand with a deeper contribution, suggesting meaning comes from inner input shaping actions.
The article traces Ellen as a light bearing name derived from Ele and Helene, noting its Scots Welsh adaptations and popularization by Sir Walter Scott and Ellen Terry. It mentions Amber as Ellen's talismanic stone, belief in protection from contagion, and identifies Thursday as Ellen's lucky day with a lucky number.
The essay explains how solitary crows omen crops, linking good yields to crow presence and poor harvests to crow caws. It traces the belief to Odin and Norse agriculture, noting perching birds symbolize protective magic and stalk growth through sympathetic magic, with roots in ancient Scandinavian tradition.
A fragment notes a figure named A Lene O' Cheer losing gift of joyous hope and waiting gleam of glory that once filled higher rooms. The lines evoke faded optimism and a shift from celebratory to somber mood.
In a fairy tale scene, Daddy Fox tells Freddy Fox why their family is renowned for cunning and slyness. He describes three or more den entrances, the term foxiness as a compliment yet notes humans hunt foxes for sport, while foxes strive to survive with wit and escape.
A playful column explores puns about Westminster Abbey Ike as a fireplace and the humor of homophones. It links jokes about ashes of a grate to clever word twists and notes witty comparisons like a spoon in a cop resembling an attractive book and Browning a poet when pies rhyme with poetry.
The Randall Babbitts near Dear Hollenbeck park proudly show off their twins. A neighbor’s curious remark prompts Mrs. Babbitt to ask the boy to watch one baby while she returns for the other. The exchange highlights the surprise at their growing family.
The Cuticura Toifet Trio advertises Soap Ointment and Talcum to cleanse purify soothe and heal. It claims the trio keeps skin clear and a toilet table complete with these everyday preparations.
The Royal Bacteriological Institute of Stockholm studies Anopheles mosquitoes that carry malaria. The insect is harmless unless it feeds on an infected person and develops parasites. Sweden faces slight risk but would act quickly if an epidemic arrives via travelers.
The passage presents Ed Howe admitting self neglect while criticizing others. He cites a bad stomach, medicine, debt, and foolish pretensions as signs of personal neglect and vanity.
Charleston Daily Mail notes rising geological stress at Point Well leads to signs of crust strain. Report details possible seismic indicators and ongoing monitoring by local scientists. Authorities emphasize caution as crews assess affected area and infrastructure.
Mrs. Wu J. Lex of Terre Haute Indiana credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after a nervous weak condition and poor sleep. She reports full recovery and says the medicine helped during and after childbirth and invites questions from other women. Sold by druggists nationwide.
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