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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
1
Mrs Joan Hexer of Cumberland Maryland writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health from early teens through seven children and three childbirths. She offers to answer any woman’s questions by letter, claiming the product greatly helped her and many others.
A judge notes Bump is henpecked as his wife restricts his diet. Nearby Judson Bay Eskimo women continue tattooing trees in the landscape surrounding their settlement.
A diaristic scene in which Mary Marie reveals her longing to be cared for by her father and to feel loved. She alternates between Mary and Marie personas, longs for Boston and a real family, and confronts isolation within the Anderson household as Aunt Jane spares and suppresses potential suitors.
McGinnis brothers of Gladewater train four bullfrogs to mimic a quartet singing Carry Me Back to Ol Virginny and Old Black Joe. The frogs perform nightly at the creek and baptistry, drawing neighbors to hear the unusual concert. A second frog quartet is being prepared for a future church joint concert.
An English syndicate led by the duke of Argyll bought the Button Willow ranch in California’s San Joaquin valley, totaling 150000 acres, for 12000000 dollars. The deal places the property, once part of Miller Lux holdings, under new owners who plan subdivision and sale of the parcels.
Mrs. Frank Wilkie of Syracuse testifies that Tanlac cured her long stomach illness after years of suffering. She describes prior severe symptoms including poor appetite, milk intolerance, nocturnal dreams, and gas pressing on the heart. She praises Tanlac for restoring appetite, sleep, and well being and recommends it highly. Advertisement.
The Sitv Scientific American reports a municipal commission studying Paris burial issues advises constructing four large cemeteries fifteen miles from Paris with railroad service to handle crowding and public health concerns.
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