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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1931
Page
4
An assortment of ads and notices from the Elgin Echo lists Want Ads with prices and conditions, farm items, livestock, goods for sale, services, and missing items. Notices include a log chain finder, fencing supplies, housework help, puppies, eggs and corn for sale, and a nurse’s watch lost. Also features a selection of school prose, poems, and student humor with a seniors party and upcoming events.
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a cure for stomach troubles dizziness and headaches. It cites Daniel Vinciguerra of Philadelphia as a testament, claiming relief from dizzy spells improved sleep and restored appetite and vigor after using Tanlac priced at under two cents per dose.
Alice Hoag discusses opportunities as pathways to success. She urges recognizing the first chance, seizing the right ones, and keeping hope alive. She emphasizes helping others see opportunities and inspiring action through kindness.
Briggen and Theress Snyder achieved A in a reading test last week. First and second graders prepared for the rada operetta in Miss Mosbys room. Bastie Bunnies left chocolate bunnies in Easter baskets. Third and fourth grades held an Easter party Monday afternoon. Jessie Lyons missed two days due to sickness. Jane Fahey Lois Dean and Louise Maria Baumgartner earned perfect spelling for six weeks. Fifth and sixth grades hosted an Easter party Friday afternoon in the gym and hunted eggs. All students took second six weeks exams last Thursday and Friday. A school physical training exhibit is set for Friday evening in the gym.
Community members from xew Town to Monona and Oelwein spent holidays and weekends visiting relatives. People like Paul Little, Mrs. Rudy Lehman, Anna Brabham, Faye, Dr. Roy DeSart, Mary Hanson, and Bess Oelberg are recorded in home stays, teaching duties, and church meetings, with several trips to Rochester, Bloomington, and Elgin noted for family visits and medical or ecclesiastical activities.
A concise reflection on vanity from Rochefoucauld, noting that though it may not completely overthrow virtue it causes virtue to waver and totter under its influence.
A New York woman reports shedding 14 pounds after using Kruschen Salts for four weeks. She notes reduced fatigue and increased energy, and urges daily intake of half a teaspoon dissolved in hot water before breakfast with diet changes. A money back guarantee is promised if not satisfied.
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