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Newspaper
Le Grand Reporter
Location
Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
3
A report notes that Gypsies of Hast Yadian origin formed a formal association, gained Soviet recognition as a juridical body, and aim to abandon nomadism and fortune telling for farming in industrial communities. A Moscow Dest bulletin cites a failed Hungarian gypsy settlement as a cautionary comparison.
The document states that fifty four percent of the female African American population in the United States is gainfully employed and notes an 18 percent figure for Indian Science Service credits as the children of an undefined parentage, reflecting dated rhetoric and data.
Kate Cathrew owner of the Sky Line ranch travels to McKanes store at Coreove and confronts Sherif Selwood. Ni son and her crippled brother Bud fear for their farm taken by Kate who aims to drive the Allisons away. Big Baston watches, tones of tension rise as Kate resumes interrupted work at Rainbow's foot.
Kate Cathrew defends her men as Big Basford attacks a youth on the veranda. Minnie Pine intervenes with a whip lash and Basford reels, bloodied, as Kate orders withdrawal and care for the injured boy.
A brief note celebrates Blue Stone canyon as a delightful place with a sense of mystery inviting visitors to explore its beauty and intrigue.
The male ostrich is described as domestic when married for life. The male prepares a sand nest about four feet wide. the female lays eggs totaling 15 to 20, with one egg every other day. An ostrich egg weighs three to four pounds and holds food for two to three dozen ordinary eggs. Incubation lasts 40 to 42 days with alternating parental incubation.
A joke about Dr Cau Brown a renowned Edinburgh chemist and an Indian medical student with faulty English. The student misspells proceed as apreead and Brown quips that the error exposes his origin from Ceylon linking to the Cingalese in a pun.
A Turtle Lake reader praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for nerve weakness backache and childbirth recovery claiming years of relief after trying other medicines. The note cites a local canvass claiming 98 percent of women benefited from Serenan’s Vegetable.
The muskrat introduced near Prague in 1906 rapidly expanded across Bohemia and into Bavaria by 1913 and beyond into Austria and Saxony, with sightings near Salzburg and Vienna. Despite early fur hopes, Europe’s climate failed to sustain fur production while rodents caused damage across Moldau region and Danube valleys.
A nurse with fifteen years of experience praises Tanlac after its use helps a mother with digestion appetite and energy. The testimonial claims Tanlac restored vigor and regularity, enabling better household work and overall well being. Tanlac is sold by druggists with Accent 20 substitute advertised.
The article notes that few foreign-born Americans earn their living from farming. It provides counts showing about 600,000 foreign-born white farmers vs 5,000,000 native white farmers, with colored farmers outnumbering foreign-born two to one. California and New York are highlighted for foreign-born involvement, plus figures for Michigan, Montana, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Washington. It also lists 7,000 Japanese and 600 Chinese farmers nationwide.
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