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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1927
Page
6
The article describes how cooling Earth formed ridges as crust hardened and shrank creating outward folds. Erosion wore mountains unevenly, leaving harder rocks, while rivers cut valleys, shaping ridges and peaks. An advertisement promotes Cuticura products for babies and skin care.
The Philadelphia Ledger notes the custom of observing birthdays for famous men is established in the United States but rarely extended to women. It points out many women view birthday reminders as highlighting age, while some newspapers keep birthday corners for men.
A harmless vegetable butter color branded Dandelion used by millions for ten years. Sold through lig atores and general stores in a nationwide series at about 85 cents per unit.
A three year old named Bobby and his grandmother discuss a probable visit from Saint Nicholaa. The grandmother asks to request a stick for daddy, and Bobby notes they already have one.
Whooping cough is described as the most neglected and dangerous child illness. The piece cites 6,822 U S deaths in one year and says there is no cure. It promotes Dr Drake Glessco drops as relief and recovery support, endorsed by physicians and sold by druggists with satisfaction guarantees.
A cryptic exchange hints at a controversial praise that backfired, revealing tensions within a medical setting. The dialogue underscores questions about prescription affordability and the ethics of commendation in patient care.
A dated shopper style fragment references an Omaha World-Herald invitation and a playful ad exchange about selling a bathtub. It notes quick housing construction and youth as opportunity, with casual banter about a used tub and a seven year old fixture.
A patient recalled yesterday being asked to pay five dollars by a doctor who provided treatment. The exchange emphasizes the cost of care and the interaction between patient and physician.
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