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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
8
A garbled excerpt describes a girl eight years old in a studio setting who shouts a shy impeded remark about a beautiful song. The text alludes to advice about honesty and wisdom in men, reflecting a moral framing observed in Youth's Companion style.
A clergyman, Rev Heslop, attests to Dodd’s Kidney Pills aiding his kidney trouble. He describes swelling limbs and fatigue, and notes five boxes improved his condition. The statement confirms ongoing faith in the remedy and mentions distribution by a Buffalo druggist.
The report cites a bill on parole limits tied to sentence length, the farm industry in Ames and Ohio State University discussions, and police revelations about the Denver mint bandit gang linked to Des Moines robberies. It also notes primary road funding, widespread pig losses from poor care, and a state fair sale of Hereford stock with international buyers.
In a crowded session the Iowa legislature wrestles with a taxation code overhaul. Bills push gasoline taxes to fund road work while debates consider distribution to counties by area or value. A proposed anti Klan bill gains support from several groups. The house and senate maneuver on penalties for alcohol and robbery, with stricter drunk driving rules and gun control measures debated among lawmakers.
A literary snippet recalls Edith’s circle of youthful companions as they fade away one by one, with a reflective line about their departure from her side and the changing course of lives.
An eminent medical authority warns laxatives and salts may cause permanent injury, while a natural lubricant like Xeepa helps normal digestion. When constipation occurs, Nujol provides a gentle non laxative alternative resembling Nature's own lubrication and is not a medicine. It is harmless, pleasant, physician prescribed, and used in hospitals. Get a bottle at the drugstore today.
An estimated 120000 small towns exist in the United States, with about half of them having populations of 500 or fewer. The figure highlights the abundance of tiny communities across the nation.
An unintelligible OCR fragment describes a window shade and an automobile item in a hurried, disjointed scene. No clear event, persons, places, or organizations emerge to form a coherent news item.
A vintage ad extols Hair Groom for all hair types, promising combed, glossy results without stickiness. It highlights "Half-Groom" for a dignified look and warns that "Tri-Al-Groom" absorbs softly, keeping hair soft, pliable, and natural.
An elderly customer angrily rejects a hat offered by a young salesman at a department store. He protests that the hat is unsuitable and insists on something more modern or fitting for an old man.
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