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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1903

Page

8

Washington Affair and a Congressman’s Courtship Tale

Margaret Ainslee moves in Washington society with a rising congressman Simms and a suave Montanan, while Tommy Porter and Hans Brofertek enter her life. Porter, a government clerk, wooes with steady manners and ambition, but an assault scandal and a deserting lover threaten her reputation and future.

South Carolina Gov Georgetown Waa Tommy Margaret Hans Brofertek Montane Sprague Yaa Red Bates Amjong Agéocratea Rla Washington: Postl Hla Irenda Iorestington Simms Margaret Ainstee Montana Loys Penate Ea ‘Salon Hersalf Washington Chevy Chase Simme Ag Rhée Bimmne Vlan Mes

Cure for Hiccoughs by Yawning, A Noticeable Claim

A reader asserts yawning is a superior cure for hiccoughs, arguing it relieves the diaphragm’s contraction and reopens the glottis better than drinking water or other common remedies. He notes mixed past results but finds yawning reliably soothing in ordinary cases, though not guaranteed for all.

A Patient Husband Helps True-Hearted Laborer

Bogland Marshall P Wilder aids a devoted laborer by placing odd jobs that pay well and brighten his dull hours. The worker laments his wife’s drinking and infidelity, revealing no other faults beyond her drunken swearing, a tale recounted with pity and humor from the New York Times.

Bogland Marshall P. Wilder Curlong Wilder New York Times

Goshen minister proposes marriage license board

A Baptist minister in Goshen Indiana urged creating a marriage board to review all license applications. Couples would file months in advance for investigation and consideration, prompted by a spike in divorces recently granted by the Elkhart circuit court.

Goshen Ind Hine Elkhart

Boston dip dances across Atlantic society

A Chicago Record-Herald summary outlines the American born “military dip” dance, descended from the minuet, thrilling British aristocracy and prompting London class leaders to import American masters. English dancers, including corpulent ladies, flock to learn the new step and mask their lack of grace.

Great Britain Gildad Boston London New England Graces Trhithia Newport Mogushman Atlantic Ame Isarn Chitago

Popular in Iowa Dodd's Kidney Pills praised in Grand View

In Grand View Iowa testimonials praise Dodd's Kidney Pills for kidney and back complaints. Mrs Lydia Parker recounts relief from back stitches when bending, claiming quick benefit after starting the pills. Other local residents report similar cures and rising popularity of the remedy.

Iowa Grand View Lydia Parker Saya Parker Egontland Dodd’s Erica

Theatregoer comments on Taming of the Shrew production

In the theater lobby after a Charles B. Hanford staged Taming of the Shrew, a square-jawed woman praises the performance but predicts Katherine would be the real boss in any next act. She notes Katherine is famed and a lovable wife, while the man mentions turning the house over to her and dining decisions.

Barhin Statto Mies’ Ainslee Charleston Charles B. Hanford Nena Pétrichie Katherine

Hall's Catarrh Cure and other remedies described

An OCR fragment promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy for catarrh and related diseases, claims blood and mucous surface action, lists J. Cheeney & Co. Toledo as makers, and notes testimonials. It also mocks Grover Cleveland and mentions King Oscar honoring Dr. John A. Duander of Chicago.

Hall J. Cheeney & CO Toledo Price Zallall Oscar Sweden John A. Dnander Chicago Shis Country

Power and science notes from around the world

A sprawling digest covers electrical power lines in California, library attendance in Washington, early U.S. urban populations, mining prizes in Johannesburg, a British subject’s title shift, a shattered Lansing skull repair, Esterhazy hunting records in Vienna, census workforce cuts, cherry and currant bacteria, Miss Louise Watkins Arizona mining, a Syrian threshing machine arrival, a dissolved Federal Salt trust, Countess Selazar educational tours in Boston, and Iowa City grand jury probes of student unrest.

California San Jose Slotrs Nevade Mourtaing Congressional Library Washington Philadelphia New York Baltimore Boston Johannesburg William Waldorf Astor London Journsma Astor Science William H. Holmes Lansing Akull National Museum Chicago New York World Vienna Nicholas Esterhazy Esterholza Merriam Census Office Hig Ax Ehrlich State Department United States Murphy Frankfort Louise W. Watkins Satsuma Arizona Chihuahua Fichmond Ind Coole Syria Coneul Indianapelle Lebanon Federal Salt Company New Jersey Miesknipp Fanny Zampini Selazar Rome Grand Jury Iowa City Iowa State University McLean Ia

Survey of Alaska Shows Geologic Exploration Progress

The United States Geological Survey reports active Alaska exploration since 1898. Five parties surveyed the Copper River region, Tanana drainage, Wrangell mountains, and Mount McKinley area, linking Tanana and Copper surveys and mapping coal and placer districts along the Yukon valley and southeast Alaska near Juneau.

Democrat United States Geological Survey Alaska Copper River Kabin Valdes Yukon River Canadian Territory Interior F. C. Schrader D. C. Witherspoon Tanana River Copper Belt T. G. Gerdine W. C. Menden Hall Chistoching East Coast Range Mr. Witherspoon Cook Inlet Skwentna Alaskan Mount McKinley Planteau Rampart City Yukon A. J. Collier Yukon Valley United States Territory W. J. Peters Junesu

Inks From SIGMUND ULLMAN01 Factory Guaranteed

Inks sourced from Celebria factories of SIGMUND ULLMAN and JAENECED PRINTING INE are fully guaranteed.

Sigmund Ullman

Rome inquiries on half end half drink term meaning

A fragment notes inquiries in Rome about the expression half end half used for a drink and recalls Thackeray. It recounts a satirical remark upon hearing of a bibulous friend’s death, noting I shall not rock upon his Ike again.

Rome Thackeray

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