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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1904
Page
6
The Hon. Nelson Rice, mayor of St. Joseph Michigan, commends Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio for its public trust and notes many grateful patients in the county have used Peruna and been cured. He extends heartiest good wishes to the company.
The ad claims Perrin tonics cure spring malaise tied to entarrh and grippe, touting improved circulation and nervous strength. It urges readers to write Dr Wartman for free advice, listing Dr Fartman of the Horiman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio, as presiding authority.
A massive blaze in Toronto on Tuesday swept more than thirty wholesale buildings from Wellington Street westward, destroying blocks along Bry Street and Bay Street. Firefighters from city and nearby towns battled high winds and used dynamite attempts to halt spread. one man, George Dowkes of Montreal, remained missing, and Queen's Hotel largely withstood the flames before the fire was checked near midnight.
National House approves a bill admitting Indian and Oklahoma territories as Oklahoma with Guthrie capital and Arizona with Santa Fe capital. Oklahoma gains five reps until census, Arizona two, both get two senators. Tolylgy banned, $5,000,000 for Oklahoma schools, Arizona 5 percent of public lands proceeds to schools. Senate unlikely this session. aim for next winter.
Activities span religious figures and institutions in Missouri, Honduras, Oregon, and New York. Notables include Bishop G If Ormsby visiting, Bishop Shoman Wielding Scott sent to Oregon, and 68 years of service by David Mogan with 1007 marriages. Also plans for a $275000 Jewish girls technical school in Manhattan and odd legacy of $600 to a Vermont church.
New York State Democrats instruct seventy eight delegates to back Judge Alton Brooks Parker for the presidential nomination at the St Louis convention. The platform calls for unity, regulation of corporations, fiscal restraint, and a tariff revision, with Parker as the recognized candidate amid factional harmony efforts.
A historical newspaper piece claims rising murder rates in Mississippi during the first quarter, attributing most crimes to Negro offenders and linking violence to crap games and church festivals. It cites pistol use and cocaine as key factors in a hostile, biased portrayal.
Secretary urges Consredwmen and business leaders to teach in Sunday Schools, arguing the church must integrate the program with the church and make it a domain for men. He claims boys imitate male figures and calls for male teachers, including business leaders and Congress members.
OCR text shows clipped dialogue with misread names and phrases. It references Allen's Roet-Ease and a free sample offer, plus garbled marketing copy about products, eligibility notes, and dubious claims. The readable material is limited to erratic product promo fragments and stray dialogue cues.
An unclear court scene centers on Patrick Meury urging a choice between liberty and confinement as a judge weighs the meaning of autonomy. The wording is garbled but hints at a legal decision or plea amid a windy setting and a divergent outcome.
Evon Brot and Charley Mile Trey face relationship strain as Tad cracked appears to be involved in the conflict. The details are unclear due to fragmented text from the source.
An advertisement touts a magical compound that supposedly regrows hair overnight. It claims quick restoration of scalp and eyebrows, and invites readers to send a packaging of its product to a company address for a free trial, including postage coverage.
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