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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
8
Senator Borghain voices doubt about European collections and payments while explorers recount a Baluchithe rium tale from the Mongolian desert. The fragment mentions nations delaying thoughts and a cautious stance on funding and logistics.
The piece surveys renewed interest in Abraham Lincoln through 1920s newspapers and events. It notes Georges Clemenceau’s Paris visit, Lincoln relics, and new Lincoln biographies including John W. Starr Jr.’s Lincoln’s Last Day. It mentions Beveridge’s planned Life of Lincoln, Lane’s letters, and Confederate veterans’ remarks alongside local memorials and newly found Lincoln documents.
The piece notes Albanian recreations in Tirana coffee houses where men play chess, checkers, dominos, backgammon, and group singing. It contrasts limited drinking with a culture focused on games, conversation, and social optics amid references to Brant and Harpet's Magazine.
Herbert A. Gupti a Kerar Falls Maine school teacher reports Tanlac vastly improved his health after months of weakness indigestion chest pains and insomnia. He says he gained weight and appetite and now breathes sleep and feels strong again. The ad notes Tanlac sales exceed 95 million bottles.
An old advertisement extols Swamp-Root as a proven kidney and bladder remedy, praised by druggists and physicians alike. It urges starting treatment immediately and offers a 10 cent sample bottle by sending to Dr. Kilmer and Co. in Binghamton, New York.
A fragment from a New York Sun item notes a quotation about work versus play and the tedium of affairs, mentioning Smitt You Said It Kid and a nod to Greenwich Village in a brief, period voice.
A simple jelly made from one box Plymouth Stock Pink Gelatine claims to serve a large family. No lemons needed and one box yields four pints of jelly with no cooking required.
A rustic exchange in Rural Maryland features Farmer Corntosnel claiming he can identify District of Columbia autos by their tag rattles. The scene contrasts the mining prospectus pocketing coins while a hard luck tale stumbles amid the festivities.
A Goshen Indiana woman narrates dramatic relief after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. She claims renewed strength and vitality within a year, with no return of coughs, and invites readers to seek confidential medical advice from Dr. Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, without charge.
A garbled anecdote centers on Mrs Murphy as her husband nears death from illness. The physician delivers grave news while the wife clings to a bleak but hopeful quip about his fate, reflecting social humor and prejudice themes.
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