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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1924
Page
8
State News highlights from Audubon to Muscatine and beyond
A compilation of Iowa notes reports Ralph Kimball buying an eighty acre farm near Atlantic for 376 per acre cash. It details baby beef clubs, an Indian land auction at Winnebago, plans for a 200000 building in Des Moines, heavy ice harvests, a 5 percent dividend at Tipton Creamery, and a vaccination school near Macedonia. It covers sugar beet commitments at Belmond, university campus population around Town, dairy production figures, state automobile costs and registrations, Muscatine real estate sale at Fulton township, and Davis County’s George W. Wilson, 96, as oldest resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kimball
John Brix
Atlantic
Audubon County
Winnebago Reservation
Knights of Jan. of
Des Moines
Des Mones
Tipton County Cooperative Creamery Company
Macedonia
Clay County
Belmond
Durrest
Leaffléy
Iowa
Hanson
Towa
Ivan
Hasbrouck
Central State Bank
Muscatine County
Fulton Township
Walcott
Scott County
George W. Wilson
Bloomfield
Davis County
George
Wilson
Bayer Aspirin Safety Alert and Caution Ad
An advertisement warns to look for Bayer on aspirin packaging to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin. It claims safety proven by millions and physician prescription for 25 years and urges stating Bayer when buying. The notice mentions remedies for pain, burns, and cuts with various products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
California Fig Syrup Jingle Promotes Child Laxative
An old promotional jingle urges mothers to use genuine California Fig Syrup to gently cleanse a child’s bowels and restore health within hours. It promises a pleasant taste, targets babies and all ages, and warns against imitation copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
California
Ryren
Incomplete prompt fragment referenced by New York papers
Fragmentary OCR note cites The Sun and Globe with a stray question about lingerie gift. Unclear subjects, dates, or events prevent a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jims
New York Sun and Globe
Glamorous Hair Campaign and Beauty Remedies Ad
A garbled ad touts hair care products including Danderine and Cuticura for scalp improvement and luxurious hair. It promotes washing with Cuticura Soap, then applying Cuticura Ointment, and suggests using all Cuticura items for toilet needs. It adds a moral line about upbringing shaping prejudices and principles.
Cascarets for Liver and Bowels 106 a Box
An advertisement claims Cascarets cure bilousness constipation sick headache and indigestion. It mentions drug stores and urges readers to buy to maintain health. The phrasing reflects early 20th century product promotion and uses dubious medical claims.
Dandelion Butter Color Used by Mills For Decades
A harmless vegetable butter color called Dandelion has been sold by milllong for sixty years. Drug stores and general stores offer bottles named Dandelion for 85 cents. The ad urges prudent spending and warns against wasting money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milllong
To win a man's regard is impossible if that man's bump of selfishness is large
A concise aphorism notes that gaining esteem hinges on the size of a man’s selfishness, implying only small egos invite admiration and loyalty.
Women Can Dye Any Garment Drapery in 15 Cents
An advertisement announces dye and tint services for clothing and drapery. It promotes affordable alterations with a price of 15 cents for new-looking results on worn and faded items.
Diamond Dyes Home Dyeing Made Simple and Guaranteed
The ad claims Diamond Dyes guarantee perfect home dyeing for beginners with available colors from druggists and directions in each package. It encourages routine life choices, including Brandreth Pills for cleansing and staying well, and notes a proverb about silence versus irony with a nod to Allcock's Planters for local aches and pains. A baby’s fretful attempt to walk is also mentioned in a stray line.
New Traffic Light Invented To Direct Street Traffic
A new traffic light design uses surface mounted units with springs to reset after contact with vehicles. The invention reflects ongoing U S efforts to improve government efficiency, though cost remains a concern as a life’s gravity.
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Allcock
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