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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1924
Page
8
A drugstore bottled remedy called Freezone offers quick relief from corns and calluses. Apply a drop on the affected area and the corn is lifted away with no soreness or irritation. Suitable for corns between toes. sells cheaply in small bottles.
Mothers praise Mother Gray's Sweet Powders as an excellent remedy for headaches colds feverishness worts stomach troubles and irregularities in children. The powder is said to break up colds regulate the bowels and is recommended by mothers for over 20 years. Sold by druggists everywhere trial package free Mother Gray Co Le Roy NY.
The Bureau of Economic Research finds that weekly hired girls work fewer hours than men by about four to five hours. Women employed by the day also work roughly one sixth less than male day workers, challenging the old adage about women's labor.
There is only one medicine that really attends out kidney and liver ailments. A gentle healing compound starts treatment at once. Sold at all stores in two sizes, or send ten cents for a sample bottle to Dr. Williams & Co. Binghamton, N. Y., and mention this paper.
The son of a Philadelphia lawyer asks what a teat case is and learns it decides if there is enough in it to justify lawyers working up similar cases. The dialogue illustrates how a lawyer weighs the potential for precedent and future charges.
A light cartoon caption prompts a daughter about why she mends so much. The reply jokes that it’s “Rung in the family” implying a hereditary habit. The humor rests on wordplay about darning and family traits.
The Iowa House passed a bill to publish a new code every four years and cut free code distributions, with costs estimated at $589,864.88 for past revisions and $117,000 for future distribution. Other measures include water power site fees, an occupational tax, road paving costs versus graveling, and a statewide budget effort advancing through conference committees.
Iowa reports show growth across sectors with the Corn Growers forming a Lau ren branch and Cedar Falls faculty hairdos. Audubon National Guard rated high by inspector. new United Presbyterian church breaks ground in Clarinda. Des Moines housing, Shamrock drives, Arbor Day plans, and farm land sales reflect broad activity. 1923 urban gas sales and customers rise notably.
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