18 Sep 1925
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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
1
Cheerups the lion adviser explains that Mr Lion’s whiskers are highly useful and should be extended to measure narrow jungle trails, helping detect danger. The exchange highlights Lions as protective family providers and stresses practical, nonformal friendship.
A whimsical exchange unfolds as Harriet Hammond Barrow thanks Mr Cheerups for a kind act. The pair discuss directions home and reassure Mrs Lion, while a playful moment ends with Mr Lion departing through a doorway, all in a lighthearted old newspaper tone.
A children’s ring wish superstition is discussed linking rings to Solomon and Aladdin. The Tempel Swift comet sighting is not a comet but Amphitrite, a long-known tiny planet, with Jupiter perturbations delaying Tempel Swift’s return until next year per Frost and Van Biesbroeck.
Facts about your name trace its origin and significance from Mary to Marietta Marion and Mariettes in Paris. The piece notes the Robin Hood connection and the term Marionettes, with Marietta Holley as a American bearer. It adds a claimed talismanic pearl for beauty and popularity and calls Monday lucky with a suggested number.
The passage cites Adeline de Scuderi as author of a telling line about jealousy and perception. It then surveys Madeleine de Scuderi’s life, noting her long popular romances, their true descriptions of contemporary society, and the faded modern appeal. It mentions her Paris salon at the Hotel Rambouillet and the Fronde era upheavals.
Two of Egypts oldest tombs, from the necropolis of Memphis near Zoser, have been shipped across seas and reerected at the Field Museum in Chicago. The tombs of Nefer-User and Unis-Ankh were erected about fifty centuries ago and bore the title First Under the King.
A terse obituary note credits Wayne D. Me Murray as author of tragedies who tailed a lifelong feud with renowned French poet Cornelite. Born in 1801 and deceased in 1667, the brief item lists George Matthew dda as source.
Miss Schoolgirl faces a chic study this semester as fashion shifts to youthful schoolwear. Velveteen frocks, flare silhouettes, and navy blues dominate, with new sleeve shapes, bolero touches, and Paris-inspired back flares. Gray tones rise, blues, reds, and greens appear in velveteen and rep coats, while embroidery and braiding enhance daytime outfits. Julia Bottomley, 1826, Western Newspaper Union.
A period style kitchen column offers custard guidance and dessert ideas. It includes methods for baked custard and creamy sauces, plus variations like maple caramel custard and Veronique soup with veal stock. The piece also covers dishes such as Baked Larded Liver and Dresden Sandwiches with practical tips and serving notes.
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