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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1926
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads as a product or home remedy advertisement mentioning credit, a carhol vein in the house, and pain relief for burns with scars. Mentions J W Cole Co Rockford MI and advertiser notice style.
Mrs. Jalm McCann of Buffalo testifies that Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery improved her husband’s stomach trouble. She reports better digestion and no further distress after starting the remedy. Free medical advice offered by Pierce in Buffalo, NY.
An article notes the date palm as the tree of life in ancient and religious references. It cites USDA work on breeding dates, explains male and female trees, and states U.S. imports last year reached 60,006,863 pounds with expenditures of 2,735,042 dollars.
Baton Rouge dispatch notes the unique Louisianan perique tobacco, grown near New Orleans in St James Parish. The rare, strong smoke tobacco is cultivated on about 500 acres along the Mississippi banks, descendants of the original Acadian grow it for its distinct flavor used as a seasoning in blends.
This item lists etymologies for South American country names. Argentina from Spanish, Brazil from Plaza a live coal, Chile from Quichua chili meaning cold, Colombia after Christopher Columbus, Peru possibly from Biru a chief, Venezuela resembling Venice, Bolivia named for Simon Bolivar, Ecuador from Republi del Henador meaning Republic of the Equator, Paraguay and Uruguay named for rivers with meanings gold water and river of waters.
The blessings good men bestow on others come not from grand acts but from inward life. Some give favors and kind words yet miss inner joy, while others inspire courage and hope by their mere presence, lifting others toward noble beliefs and enduring faith.
In a Los Angeles scene a child at a school is asked for his name by a teacher. He becomes absorbed in surroundings and, prompted by his mother, answers in a shy yet polite way saying his name as Mr. Tendy.
A feature on the actress with a radiant personality and healing presence. The piece discusses how her appearance and demeanor influence audience reactions and public perception, noting the evolving reception over time.
A brief reflective note argues for less grumbling and more appreciation of what we have. It suggests that recognizing value can improve our overall outlook and daily life, urging readers to adopt a constructive mindset.
A wide survey covers President Coolidge defending his policies against critics, League of Nations issues, and US defense spending talks. It notes Senate actions on tax measures, Canadian border smuggling probe, and domestic Prohibition debate. Also covered are European unrest, legal cases, and international economic moves including French telegraph and tobacco monopolies.
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