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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1916

Page

6

Cholera Endangers American Hog Industry Worth Millions

Senator Kenyon argues hog cholera causes huge losses in the U S hog and beef sectors. The Dorset serum, a preventive developed by Dr M Dorset, is highlighted as a practical remedy and the key to stamping out the disease with government support and funding.

Snator Kenyon United States Federal Bureau of Animal Industry Kenyon Department of Agriculture Congress Secretary of Agriculture M. Dorset Dorset Bureau of Animal Industry Iowa Missouri Illinois Mike Onl Wort

Irregular Notes From Global Mines And Schools

Irregular brief items report irritability of Adders after hibernation warns of dangerous bites. Government survey teams expand the mineral resources work in Alaska. Nigeria joins India in discovering valuable deposits. Philadelphia pupils fund a bed hospital for consumptives with pennies. Chinese students graduate as the first to read their language using a new alphabet. Nottingham faces coal mine shortages and labor scarcity. Philippines experiments cross native tobacco with Connecticut varieties raising prices above native tobacco.

Alaska Nigeria India Philadelphia Millind Coal Dell Nottingham England Philippines Tenneco Connecticut

Indornement Guaranteed and Echoes at the Inn Min

Fragmentary dialogue shows a guest named Miss duyenne discussing pricing and etiquette at an inn. A hotel voice mentions a number of items or guests and offers direction. A woman in the party insists on being fully agreeable with every statement heard.

Miss Duyenne

Quotes on Interviews That Never Happened

Renatar Sorghum remarks that writers often attribute amusing anecdotes to others, noting that crowds cannot conjure up lonely tales never in the mind. He questions how quotes in print arise from ideas never entered creators’ thoughts.

Renatar Sorghum

Impalpability in terse exchange on fame and luck

A bystander remarks on lack of fancy equipment as a recruit responds that the matter is not fame but umgloucy. The exchange suggests a symbolic view of pursuit and recognition in sparse terms.

Joey

Vegetable and fruit salads from a home kitchen guide

A home recipe feature surveys numerous salads and desserts. It lists cucumber and tomato salads, tomato jelly with celery, onion and vinegar dressings, cabbage and pepper salad, and fruit desserts with pineapple, raspberry dishes, and fig toast. It notes methods, dressings, and serving suggestions.

Who's Got the Money in Western Canada Farms

A Calgary paper reprints a section from She Magnet arguing wealth flows from Western Canadian agriculture. It tallies wheat, oats, barley, flax and other crops, livestock, dairying, and honey as cash value, noting Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba produced hundreds of millions in 1915 16, with the farmer smiling at urban shortcuts to wealth.

Calgary Alberta Nnil Canada Manitoba Saskatchewan Alverta Western Canada Ove Taith Benson Western Alberti California Washington

Narrow Escape From a Car Teased by Daydreams

A Columbus woman walking home on a bright day longs for a car and imagines a wealthier life. She notices a passing automobile hearse and reflects on commuting by vehicle as motor sounds drift by in the Indianapolia News account.

Columbus Indianapolia News

Fragmented Veranda Conversation Sparks Hidden Emotions

In a secluded veranda corner, a tense moment unfolds as one partner asks if the other could ever leave. The other replies in a whispered, choked voice, hinting at a painful decision and unresolved feelings.

Tier Ubs Tox

Not Too Good for Har I am I good enough for you

A fragmentary line from a 20th century column presents a playful exchange about affection and suitability, featuring a girl’s candid reply to a suitor and a reference to Oiler women in a lighthearted social note.

New York Vines

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