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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
6
A fragmented OCR line shows speech: “one human, .When the ters ding? wera brought to him 'he Un great agony: 'Oh, wretch that I am—and my customer, too.” The garbled quote hints at a dramatic scene with a speaker noting guilt over a customer.
Fragmentary text hints at a historical or cultural reflection with scattered names and places. It mentions Ohio and references to time, change, and perception. The readable portions convey a sense of nostalgia and incomplete conversations about identity and memory.
A fragment notes a remark about gentlemen taking typewriters to the theater to view Decameron Nights, with a tersely quoted exchange and a mention of Lonaan. The readable text centers on a curious cultural moment and a brief, playful line.
An advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine and safe for colds headaches toothache lumbago rheumatism neuralgia and pain. It warns against counterfeit packages and notes available forms including handy boxes and bottles of 24 or 100. A brief mock dialogue ends with a Scotsman joke.
Washington Jan 10 British mission leaves capital as disagreement over interest rates persists. Mellon says both commissions studied funding issues with progress but adjourned as the British chancellor returns to London to brief the cabinet. Future talks to be conducted through the British ambassador in Washington.
In Essen on January 19 smoke from chimneys shows normal industry activity. German surrender is anticipated soon and co operation with French in Ruhr exploitation is planned. French have imposed a roul blockade stopping hundreds of coal cars and several score of barges redirected to Strasbourg and Metz.
Howard B. Jackson, a leading Chicago grain commission merchant and wartime official with the United States Grain Corporation, was killed by an automobile shortly after 1 AM while crossing Sheridan road at Amille street. He was sixty-two years old.
Wallace Reid returns to Hollywood only to die in a sanitarium after a battle with illness. He had earlier faced a publicized struggle and was laid to rest near his longtime studio, in an undertaking establishment close to the Lagby lot where he performed for years.
Mrs. Edith J. Patten of 560 Cumberland Ave. Portland Maine extols Tanlac as the key to regained health after years of weakness. She recounts starting late improvement, then full recovery after two to three bottles, and continues taking it seasonally to sustain vigor.
A Buffalo Ex reas item describes Isaac Cohen showing off a diamond ring worn with its gem inside the hand. A fellow Hebrew brother complains it is the wrong way round as Isaac compares talking style, palm down versus palm up, to social display.
A playful anecdote from Everybodys Magazine about a Chicago merchant test tale. A young man interviews for a position, impresses with attire, and learns the dean’s rule: substance matters more than antecedents. Also a quip about public service length and a heraldic lion pun.
Hyed Park banker notes thrift clubs expanded during the war as workers save via payroll deductions. Christmas clubs boosted deposits, with 1,000,000 depositors and 190 million dollars in 1920 to 1921, reflecting easy regular savings and widespread participation.
Mrs T Alken Dek, owner and captain of the 92-ton Flame, plans to command her vessel herself in the English coasting trade. Her crew of three answers with brisk "Aye, 'dye, mo'r" as she begins her first voyage after previously sailing from London to the Isle of Wight.
An old advertisement promotes Nujol as a natural lubricant to ease constipation without laxatives. It emphasizes Nujol as not a medicine, non-gripe, harmless like water, and prescribed by physicians in hospitals.
Marjorie and Eddie, twins, were told to draft letters of gratitude for their presents. Marjorie quickly penned a thank you for the fountain pen they received. Eddie, spying a sister’s note, wrote a brief thank you for the handkerchiefs and then the text veers into local farm sale and rent advertisements.
A fragment shows a domestic exchange where Mrs Gauseip and her husband discuss hearing words and handling disappointment with a supposed real estate agent. The wording suggests a satirical or miswritten piece circulating as gossip. The text reads like a short dialogue or quarrel overheard in a social setting.
A speaker recalls years of dizziness stomach pain and fatigue. After trying doctors and remedies, the patient credits Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for dramatic improvement and life saving effects following a two bottle course and six more bottles.
Afragmentary item notes Anne's marriage to a self-made figure named Rorta. The text hints at pressures for extensive alterations by an unspecified party, withQueenla-Alley Stories appearing as source-clutter and no clear context or timeline.
Munich report quotes Adolph Hitler stating 200000 Bavarian fascists will be armed to resist French occupation this Sunday amid Bavarian nationalist tensions. A London Moscow telegram notes hangman Ioukof who killed about 2000 has committed suicide. The Penrose estate in Philadelphia shows an appraisal of 610841.83 dollars, with the bulk passing to three brothers after the death of a prominent figure.
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