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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1908

Page

8

Four Girls Share Health Testimonials for Lydia E Pinkham

Letters from women across the United States laud Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from nervous prostration, backache, and menstrual irregularities, claiming cures and renewed health after medical help failed. The ad cites Katharine Craig, Miss Stoltzman, Miss Ellen Olson, and Miss Liliantos, urging others to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

Liliantos East 84Th Street New York Yydis E. Platedown Frans — Headachan Othera Katharine Craig Lafayette St Denver Col Lydia BE Pinkham Marie Stoltzman Laurel Lydia E. Pinkham Ellen M. Olson N. Mastet Keewenee Til Dia E. Pinkham

The Man of Moderate Means Reflects on Wealth

A New York Sun writer praises the moderate life, noting the comfort of not losing one’s footing in financial storms. He contrasts wealth with serenity, recalling households shrinking from seventeen servants to five and a rich man canceling an $11,000 auto order to stay cheerful with a modest car. Washington State ad offers four free water color pictures with Boraxo promotion from Pacific Coast Borax Co.

Mapoter de Ta Walt New York Sun Hingelf Terrapla Turkey Awatow Pacific Coast Borax Co Pacffc Coast Borax Co New York City

Evolution of a Best Seller in a Fragmented Sketch

A fragmented dialogue traces how a writer conceived a best seller through thoughts, epigrams, sketches, and a staged play. The exchange explores creative process, monologue, and the ad brief transforming into a novel.

Lin Evolution

Bent Part Apple Planting Joke

A short exchange features a child named Tomy who is asked to share the best part of an apple with his brother. Tomy replies that he gave the seeds so the brother can plant them and grow a whole orchard.

Tomy Yessum

Evolution of Household Remedies and Peruna Origin

The piece traces the rise of patent medicines from home made remedies to a formal industry led by Dr Hartman for Peruna. It notes Mennonite origins, the shift from local tonics to manufactured products, and lists Peruna uses from coughs to bronchitis. It also includes a humorous excerpt from Chicago Tribune about family life and a geography joke from a teacher in Darktown.

Pennsylvania Hartman FAM Mia Iden Darktown Little Rastus Ivovice Chicago Tribune

Cocoanut Custard Pie and Our Pie at the Grocers

A humorous note to readers about Cocoanut Custard Pie and a 10 cent Our-Pie mix from D Zerta Co Rochester N Y. The cartoonish fragments include a complaint about missed editorials and a quip about a hog theft arrest, ending with jokes about the Sphinx and a Grecian nose.

D-Zerta Co Rochester

Western Canada Wheat Profits Highlight Surprising Yields

Farmer Charles McCormick of Kenville Manitoba reports 100 acres in 1907 yielding 80 acres at 22 bushels per acre and 20 acres at 60 bushels per acre, selling at 90 and 85 cents per bushel respectively for a total crop value of 2004 dollars and a net profit over 1600 after expenses. Farmer Thomas Bawatzky of Herbert Saskatchewan cites 70 acres yielding 1750 bushels totaling 22.60 dollars per acre, with 15 acres at 500 bushels and 5 acres at 80 bushels, asserting Western Canada would decline if other farmers were not doing as well.

Western Canada Charles McCormick Kenville Manitoba Thomas Bawatzky Herbert Saskatchewan

Furious Hunyor On Child Full of Itching Sores

A grandmother from Bakersfield California reports her seven year old granddaughter suffered a severe itchy painful eruption with watery sores under arms after messees. She tried many remedies until Cutter Remedies produced dramatic improvement within twenty four hours and complete cure in five days. The letter is dated June 26 and July 20, 1900.

Rudfericht Bakersfield Cal

Feeding a Suburban Doge: Meats and Mealtime Rules

A Suburban Life column advises proper feeding for a small indoor dog named Doge. It warns against table scraps, suggests a daily plan with midday meals and greens, oats or dry biscuits, and careful portion control to prevent nuisance during visitors.

Aiming and Hitting in a Woman's Club Debate

A dialogue from the Philadelphia Press features Mr Kider arguing a club should aim beyond suffrage, Miss Strong insisting suffrage as its sole object, while Mr Cidder suggests aiming elsewhere to better achieve that goal.

Kider Miss Strong Cidder Philadelpha Press

Kidney Pills Restore Strength for Helena Woman

Mrs Mutle Stile of 416 Miller St Helena Montana reports three years of kidney trouble and backache. After using Dunns Kidney Pills she improved quickly and was completely cured after four boxes. Sold by druggists for 60 cents a box.

Mutle Stile Miller St. Helena Mont Donn Adl Deniers Voster-Milburn Co Bullnfo N.Y GurGeld

Family Looks Like Father In Face and Mood

Humorous dialogue contrasts a boy’s resemblance to his father with a mother noting the child’s demanding temper. The quip highlights how a child mirrors parental traits, especially in appetite and expressions, in a light domestic vignette.

Folkloric Dialect Tale From Everybody's Magazine

A dialogue in rural slang recounts a girl taunting a boy with tricks that turn progressively cruel until the boy harms himself trying to “make good.” The brief anecdote highlights moral consequences of childish pranks and social teasing.

A Slayer Mildred Reprimands Suitor Over Pace

A prudish mother guides Mildred to treat Mr. Ketchley with respect. He may not be handsome but is sensible, well connected, and successful in business, seen as a rising figure. Mildred jokes she would accept him if he could hurry.

James Mildred Ketchley

Deafness cured only by constitutional remedies

Old advert claims deafness results from inflamed mu cus linkng Wyatsebland Tube and Catarrh. It promises one hundred dollars for a cure from Natl's Catarrh Cure and urges readers to send for free testimonials. Mentions Chamber of Commerce, Toledo druggists, and Nathan Co. products. Also notes body right hand sensitivity to touch versus heat.

Gantet Chmney & CO

Century-Span Medical Claim Sparks City Debate

A garbled era note references Dr Kiine s Great Freon Belat beta and claimed cures for thousands as a citywide question arises over medical treatment. The fragment mentions Ol Aral Street Philadelphia and a headline tone hints at public health concern amid uncertain details.

Kiine OL Aral Street Itladelphia

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