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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1910

Page

8

Canada West Harvest Boom Prompts Taft and Editors

A long column reports Canada’s western provinces enjoying an unprecedented harvest in 1809 with wheat, oats, and barley boosting farmer incomes. Noted are American settlers, optimistic views from Taft and James J Hill, and Canada’s frontier governance. Railways expand across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta as grain elevators and mills surge, amid growing land settlement and optimistic projections for future yields.

Taft Impesking Canada James J. Hill Canadian Club Winnipeg Northwest United States Towa Minnesota St. Paul Europe Alberta Nayor Canadian Mounted Police Saskatchewan States Saskatoon Lumsden Thomas Shaw St. Pauh West Manitoba Chcada Corn Belt Rock Mountains Fort William Port Arthur Great Lakes Ontario Prairie Provinces Western Provinces

Week in Congress Reflects on Taft Era Debates in Senate and House

The Senate met briefly as lawmakers adjourned after the death of Senator A J Mc Laurin of Mississippi. In the House, Mann and Humphrey introduced major bills on the interstate commerce law and a ship subsidy while Douglas urged broader agricultural appropriations. A long session saw the Panama Canal control bill pass, land and forestry probes launched, and investigations into Ballinger Pinchot and the high cost of living discussed. The Senate adjourned until Monday while the House pursued inquiries into the Nourmabal yacht search and a criminology laboratory plan.

Senate Senator Money A. J. McLaurin Mississippi House Mann Humphrey Douglas Ohio McLaurin Ballinger Pinchot Calkins and Crawford Panama Canal Canal Zone Democrae Land Office Forestry Service Ballinger-Pinchat Forester Pinchot Dolliver L. R. Gravis Price Shaw Taft Wickersham

Bitter Alabama Election Prohibition Issue Shocks State

A long Alabama campaign over prohibiting in the state constitution drew record turnout with women and children at polling places, hymn singing, and clergy campaigning. The amendment failed by nearly 30,000, causing family rifts, church expulsions, and strained friendships.

Alabama

Five deaths mark inauguration skating in New England and mid Atlantic

Short notes report five deaths linked to an inauguration celebration in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Cotton prices rise prompting mills in Manchester England to adopt short-time schedules. A Alaska party aims to settle Mount McKinley question this winter. Batilla County Kentucky votes dry, keeping saloons out. U.S. corn crop value vastly exceeds cotton, corn fodder adds to total farming wealth.

Lco Pennsylvania New Jersey Milla Manchester England Fairbanks Alaska Mount McKinley Dr. Cook Batill County Kentucky

Cuticura Ad for Eczema Recalled Amid Polar Ship Story

A 1909 testimonial praises Cuticura remedies for severe skin eczema, describing dramatic relief after soap ointment and Resolvent use. The piece also recounts a Franz Josef Land expedition incident where crew improvised shipboard machinery, joking about lamp chimneys and flat irons for winter use as chattel was jettisoned.

Edward Nenning Salvin St Watertown N. Y America Ziegler Franz Josef Land Cook

Lost Relics and the Vanishing Sentimental Relics

A sale auction of a yarn strand claimed to be from the first fleece of Mary's Little Lamb highlights neglect of preserving cherished relics. The piece laments missing childhood keepsakes such as the old oaken bucket and grandfather's clock, noting public indifference to relic preservation and questioning a generation's care for sentimental treasures.

Free Trial Offer for Donn Kidney Remedy

Proprietors of Donn s Kidney Remedy promote a free trial by coupon in another column. Send to Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY to receive the remedy at no charge. They cite confidence in the remedy s efficacy and a willingness to incur the expense.

Donn'’s Kidney Remedy Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Fresh Food Fads And Moving Pictures In New York

The piece contrasts New Yorkers' tolerance for cold storage foods with a taste for genuinely fresh broilers and eggs. It notes diners accustomed to bland hotel fare would find truly fresh poultry harsh and strong. It also mentions European inventors making progress on motion pictures viewable without darkness.

New York New York Evening Sun

Distinguished political exiles who sought refuge in the United States

The article lists notable figures who fled oppression and found asylum in the United States. Included are Taoleyrand, Joseph Bonaparte, Briliat Savarin, Tom Paine, Cobbett, Carl Schura, Oswald Ottendorfer, Emil Protarius, Franz Sigel, Meagher, Garibaldi, Donovan Rossa, John Boyle OReilly, Moreau, and Porfirio Diaz, who was in New Orleans in 1876 with a $50,000 reward on his capture.

United States Taolleyrand Joseph Bonaparte Napoleon Bordentown N. J Briliat-Savarin France Tom Paine Cobbett Srent Carl Schura Oswald Ottendorfer New York Porfirio Diaz Mexico New Orleans

Atmosphere Bottled In Car By Uniformed Man

Mrs Chugwater asks what the man in uniform is doing in the car. Mr Chugwater explains he is bottling a sample of the atmosphere to use as a fertilizer. London area measures twelve miles broad and seventeen miles wide with about twenty miles of new streets added yearly.

London

Piles and TB Statistics in a single notice

Piles Ourdd ing to 14 days promises Pazo Ointment cures for itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days or money back. The ad cites the Federal Bureau of Animal Industry claiming forty four percent of U S cattle are affected by tuberculosis.

Federal Bureau of Animal Industry United States

Self-supporting students at Royal Norman College for the Blind

Report from the Royal Norman College for the Blind in London shows six percent of the students are self-supporting.

Royal Norman College For the Blind London

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