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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1936
Page
3
Clermont Enterprise weekly edition notes Elizabeth Priest as local editor and member of state and national press associations. Publication details show dispatch from Clermont Iowa with mail classification and Fayette County access.
The American Boy magazine will publish stories of adventure in planes the Navy in Annapolis and the Caribbean as well as the Okefenokee Swamp and a future space age. Features include David Irwin Arctic travels Roscoe Turner and the London to Melbourne air race plus hobby guidance sports tips and dog training. Subscriptions are available for $1 yearly or $2 for three years with foreign rates extra. On sale at 10 cents a copy.
A string of visiting friends and relatives winds through Decorah and nearby towns. Mrs. Hans Friederich and daughters Margaret and Mildred join dinners with families including the Lind, Hanson, and Meyer households. Extended visits span from West Union to Dubuque with stops in Flandreau and Cannon Falls to attend reunions and showers.
Cheboygan Daily Tribune editor cites advertising as the strongest modern business force since the town criers and Gutenberg. He argues newspapers deliver the best returns, with big and small merchants alike investing in ads as evidence of profit, urging continued ad use across cities and sectors.
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid for women. It claims increased energy, clearer skin, and youthful vigor within four weeks. The text promises a money back guarantee if no improvement and urges reduction of pastry and fatty foods.
Milwaukee Journal reports on a national beauty congress edict mandating male eyebrow plucking. The piece notes taxpayer implications and asks what people must cling to as fashion dictates rise.
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