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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1927

Page

1

From the Start Decline of a once affluent pastor

Pastor Milman, an American gentleman of old school, sinks toward penury after trusting Hazel Brewer. Learning of Brewer's suicide Milman hires a French burner who speaks no English to help him, then writes letters to famed figures Fleming Bradney Floyd Malet and Kee Tand Barnes once regarded as failures.

Bort Pastor Milman Hazel Brewer Brewer Milman Lutry Sneed Jong Standing

Manhattan Echoes Drive Three Men Toward Milman House

Bradney, Neeland Barnes, and Floyd Malet chase a possible comeback via a letter from Peter Milman. Barnes, ruined by debt and scandal, eyes a staged public vindication to reclaim status and send money to his daughter. Malet, a faded sculptor, seeks relief and renewal in a promised opportunity. They converge on Milman’s imposing Lower Fifth Avenue home, each driven by latent ambitions and uncertain futures.

Neeland Barnes Cnnternational Mice Horses Floyd Malet Bradner New York Peter Milman Lower Fifth Avenue Tutling Able Pipe Fleming Brad-ley Manhattan Bradley Bradney Lippsky Barnes England Ife Peekstill Neel Larnes Warie Hying Krave Milman Warnes Penury Cuttety Peter Millman Nita Fifth Avenue Malet Necl Karnes Posse Cluhs Roma Peter Bulman Daynes Thayne Tharnes Nedl

Milman Hosts Disputed Guests At lavish Dinner

Neeland Barnes disapproves of Achille and notes the social clash as Peter Milman hosts a gathering with Floyd Malet and Nedl and Names. A bearded Bradney exudes power while Milman respects him less than the others. The scene, rich in finery, ends with Barnes wondering about a hidden opportunity to restore his standing in science.

Neeland Barnes Achille Milman Floyd Malet Barnes Neel Peter Milman Viogdt Malet Mr. Malet Vanderbilt America Duke of Norfolk England Nedl Uradney

One Eye Her Oculist Son Could Not Help The

A New York Sun item shares a comical exchange about eye care in which a mother boasts her son is the best eye specialist in New York. The tale shows the social belief in clever children and the humorous push to seek medical help, even for a glass eye.

Jake Lyeryen Lin Mar Uni New York Sun

Aztec Beliefs on Gods Disease and Healing Secrets

The Aztecs worshipped special gods associated with disease and other deities believed to hold healing secrets. The bark of several eucalyptus species yields a resin used to name the gum tree, reflecting links between flora and ritual understanding.

Fallacy of leaf pumping in alfalfa curing debunked

United States Department of Agriculture tests show alfalfa cured with and without leaves lose moisture at similar rates. Weighing 1924 to 1925 samples found removing leaves did not accelerate drying significantly, challenging the belief that leaves pump moisture from stems.

United States Department of Agriculture Department Iddstag Westing United States’ Department of Agriculture Washington

Control Cabbage Worms With Arsenate Mixture

Cabbage worms and aphids appear seasonally. a cheap fix is a 15 to 100 mix of powdered lead arsenate and hydrated lime dusted on plants. Reapply during the season, especially as heads form. If aphids are present, add 1 percent nicotine to the dust for dual protection.

Sweet Corn Is Ambition of Every Home Gardener

A historical note explains why fresh picked sweet corn tastes sweeter than market corn. Sugar converts to starch after harvest, so corn can lose sweetness within hours before cooking. Scientists say the sugar-to-starch change begins soon after removal from the stalk, leading to confusion with field corn.

Silage from Shock Corn Requires Water for Packing

The article explains silage making from shock corn hinges on ample water during silo filling to achieve proper packing and air exclusion. Water should be pumped into the distributing pipe while filling. if not possible, water is hauled in a tank and fed into the filler's fan. After filling, additional water should be pumped onto the silage if feasible.

Colorado Beetle Declared The Potatoes’ Worst Pest

Extension entomologist C B Brannon warns the Colorado potato beetle is the most serious potato pest. Two pounds of arsenate of lead mixed with Bordeaux spray, plus four pounds blue stone, lime, and water, best controls beetles. Paris green less effective. Apply multiple treatments and monitor fields carefully.

Colorado C. B. Brannon North Carolina State College Bordeaux Paris Green

Good Stand of Alfalfa Kills Canada Thistles

A Purdue University study of eleven successful demonstrations in six Indiana counties shows a solid alfalfa stand can subdue Canada thistle within three years across 22 acres of infested farmland. A hardy alfalfa such as Gowm or Ontario Variegated is essential, with careful soil prep, yearly cutting, and seed inoculation to ensure rapid growth and shade to suppress the thistles.

Canada A. A. Hansen Purdue University Indiana Ontario

Chestnut Blight Threatens Fence Post Supply

Prof J A Cope extension forester Ithaca NY states blight has killed most chestnut trees across New York forcing farmers to cut and store posts now rather than risk waste. Very few sound trees remain. remaining timber may serve for power line poles or veneers, while post supplies dwindle.

J. A. Cope New York State College of Agriculture Ithaca Chautauqua County Cope

Garden rows beat druggists bottles on the shelf

The passage argues that row crops like Beeda, loge, soy beans, and sweet clover yield practical benefits. It notes planting in separate fields or cornfields creates good fall pasture, and advises mowing hay fields with a sickle bar high when flat flower buds appear. It contrasts readers gaining world experience with nonreaders relying on personal experience.

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