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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1901

Page

3

Canada Crime Report Attracts American Settlers

An editorial from the Times-Herald extols Canada as immune to crime due to swift punishment and scarce delays. It urges Americans to move to Western Canada, noting new settlement lands in Saskatchewan valleys, Indian reserves opening, and railways offering land for sale with nominal prices through government agents.

Ganoreo Oo Wai Dominion Canada Quebec Vancouver Hook Dreyer Wor Times-Herald Western Saskatchewan Railhivsy Tor

The Authorworm Turns Condolences On Rejected Manuscripts

The author lampoons polite publisher notes returned with rejected manuscripts. He crafts a mock letter to editors claiming the slip is identical to many others and offers it for use by other authors. He ends with thanks for the privilege of examining the sly slip and hopes refusals aren’t taken to heart.

Soldier hails Dodd's Kidney Pills in Dakota notice

Special letter from Peter Behres, Capt. of the 1st Minnesota Cavalry, describing chronic kidney and bladder problems after the Civil War. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with restoring his health after faithful use, noting his age of seventy and renewed vigor. Advise purchase through local dealer or Dodds' Medicine Co., Buffalo, N.Y.

South Dakota Bristol Detk Peter Behres Saya Dodd Behres Capt. Behres 1St Minnesota Cavalry Dodds' Medicine Co Buffalo

Uncertain Woonut Question Sparks Engagement Inquiry

A student of feminine nature and his chum discuss a potential engagement. The student hints at doubt, saying they were engaged yesterday but he has not opened the morning's mail yet, reflecting uncertainty about his fiancée Ther a.

Woonut Thera Chicago Post

Blood Feud Ends Amid Island Duel and Betrayal

On a tropical island, Lennon and Tremayne confront a long feud as Manuel arranges a duel after Lennon reveals motives tied to Sweeney and the Ragged Thirteen. Lennon dies from a gunshot wound after the staged first shot, while truths emerge about murders, politics, and a vengeful past.

Mim Manuel Lennon Tremayne Sweeney Mr. Travers Kendal Nightingale James Travers England Raggat Thirteen Southampton Manchester Fiji Courtney's Courtney Nora Rose Noj Jim Maguire Maguire Cambridge Fergus Ragged Thirteen

Shadows Witt We Buried a Lennon in the Little Churchyard

In a narrative closing chapter, the narrator recalls burying a man named Lennon amid tropical flora overlooking a remote shore. Details recount alliances, revelations of a revolver death, a Levuka surprise with Anguish aboard, and plans to woo Nora as England looms. The tale hints at inheritance, fatherly largesse, and awaiting judgment as letters move toward England.

Manuel Lennon Casile Tennon Dixon Levuka Manchester Hafield D'Orville Nora Fiji Levuke Sydneyward England Brindisl Mr. Courtney Enfield

Baby's Way in Kentucky Reveals Humorous Language Lesson

In Louisville circles a young aunt teaches a child the Genesis creation tale with a pun on firmament. The anecdote uses syllables fur mama mint to explain the word firmament, ending with the baby answering First day tight and second day mint juleps, drawing a smile in local circles.

Kentucky Louisville Genasis Plona Company Baby Loulavilie Times

Very Comforting Words From a Bereaved Widow

A fragment from a Richmond Dispatch reply to negotiants shows a widow recalling comforting remarks of a minister and a conversation about a presumed marriage proposal. The exchange includes fatherly pressure, payment, and a blunt question about offers. The old dialogue hints at social customs and courtship expectations in a formal setting.

Sparking Richmond Dispatch

Peruna praised by Belva Lockwood in doctor’s claim

Belva Lockwood, Washington barrister and presidential candidate, endorses Peruna for herself and her mother, citing relief from cold and hay fever. Letters from Minnesota and others tout Peruna as a tonic and cure for catarrh, with Dr. Hartman urging women to consult him for catarrh related to any organ.

Belva Lockwood Washington D. C United States America Peruna Medicine Company Hannah J. Bennet Belvair Lockwood Mra. T. Pelton St. Anthony Avenue Paul, Minn Peruns Peruna Hartman

Fragmented Victorian quips and ads on daily life

A string of brief, dated quips and product pitches appears from various papers. The items mention a shopper reacting to a death in a bargain, a waker, an undertaking department, a lame back promoting Wizard Oil, a supremely teatral comment, fishing as occupation, cycling with White's Yucatan, and a joke about maiden fates and aging.

Fragmented 19th Century Phrase Maze From Chicago News

A garbled OCR style fragment references a Chicago News line about a recalcitrant drunk man and a dissolute youth. It includes stray lines about a brewery, a thoughtless voice, and a satirical line on deception and dyes. The text is largely incoherent with unclear events or identifiable people.

Witness Hopper Calls Slant Lawyer Back in Court

In a slander suit, De Woit Hopper, once a witness, faces questioning by opposing counsel who quips he is an actor. Hopper defends his stance, noting his father was a lawyer and expressing pride in his chosen path. The Detroit Ledger reports the exchange with some regional remarks.

de Woit Hopper Hopper Fle Detroit

Ink and oratory rival Brooks in Allen memoir

The memoir credits Phillips Brooks with supreme pulpit genius and notes Dr Allen’s claim of artistic craft behind his sermons. It argues intellect and handwriting reveal creative talent, with early efforts signaling literary promise and occasional inspiration from possession in Atlantic Monthly. Lost wealth can be recovered, but lost time never.

Wau Phillips Brooks Allen Atlantic Monthly

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