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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1933

Page

2

Wadena Social News and Visiting Roundup

Wadena area residents attend church and family gatherings across Arlington Volga City Oelwein and Elkport. Local events include confirmation at Arlington Lutheran bake sale in Meyer's office visitors from Clermont West Union and Newton, and numerous calls and visits among Gernand Thompson Peterman Jellings Tschantz Jennings and Reed families with outings and lawn parties noted.

Ed Gernand Thora Thompson H. B. Peterman Helen Henry Kuhn Amelia Will Young Arlington Sunday Girl Scouts Meyer Wood Will Shadle Oelwein Milo Whittenbaugh Will Whittenbaugh James Rogers Mary Lucille Bernice le Mars P. W Newton Ed. Gernand D. B. Jellings Lyle Jones Patrica Ann Arthur Jellings Raymond Jellings George Oldfather Volga Benday Kathryn Tschantz Pearl Johnson Son Derry Woodrow Reed West Union Ole Johnson Alfred Johnson Ralph Reed James Bowles Zon George Sig Mire Bowles Clarence Randall Livingston Wis Fremont Clark Winton Gretna Presbyterian Church Edward Fikse Minnesota Christian Endeavor Margie Orr Fayette Mary Dick Leonhart Fred Tschantz Frank Tschantz Clermont Bill Ellinger G. P. Clark Thad Walters Francis Clarence Allen Elkport Marcia Marie Knutson Independence Milford Knutson Clair Whittenbaugh Don Henry Cedar Rapids Raymond Clark Randalia Duke N. W. Bell Telephone Company Wadena Alice Baldridge Leo Ainsworth Arlington Tom Flannagan Bil Flannagan Bert Erickson John Cook Lamont Nold Johnson Garden Prairie United Brethren Church Endeavor William Bailey Randall Endeavors Michael Tynan A. D. Finch Arthur Herrling Trade Lake Robert Frey Ira Moore Volga City

Telegraph invention and private funding in Moraes era

A fragment notes that private capital avoided risk on Moraes telegraph invention about ninety years ago, with Congress financing the effort. It hints at the telegraph as a key form of communication and its historical impact.

Congress

Colombia's Natural Wealth and Vast Resources

Colombia's wealth is described as substantial, rivaling the combined size of California Oregon Washington and Montana. The text highlights extensive mineral riches fertile agricultural lands and abundant forests including mahogany cedar dyewood and other valuable timbers.

Colombia California Oregon Washington Montana

Dro Not Have to Swallow Food Animals

A fragment discusses aquatic feeding, noting water can absorb dissolved food and that fish gain nutrients through skins and gills. It mentions dissolved and suspended food being taken in via body surfaces.

When There's Sickness When There's Sickness

A reflective poem by Douglas Malloch about family illness and anxious hope. It contrasts independence in health with reliance on faith and the Great Physician during sickness, seeking strength to bear fear and the burden of uncertainty.

Emaina Death Douglas Metloch WNU Furvies

Mummy in London Church Stirs Curiosity

A mummy on display in St James Church at Garrick Hill attracts interest. The 260 year old remains were preserved long ago, but details about the person, cause, and timing of preservation remain unknown.

London St. James Elbrch Garrick Hill

Friend of the Poor Dove Hopes Club Resolution Support

A Toledo Blade item notes a friend of the Poor Dove plans to rally her club to pass a resolution of sympathy for the poor, signaling organized aid efforts and a public gesture of compassion.

Toledo Blade

Left arm pull aids downswing in golf technique

A curious golf technique suggests starting the downswing by pulling with the left hand to ensure full use of the left arm. The idea, echoed by Bobby Jones, describes a felt pull from the shoulder while keeping the right hand out of the stroke, aiding proper sequencing early in the swing.

Bobby Jones

Postal notice changes spark worry over delivery and address updates

Subscribers face new postal law requirements demanding prompt address change notices. Delays and missing papers raise concerns. Plans push preemptive address changes via post office. Also mentions chemical cotton uses and Arkansas mineral finds as stray topics in the edition.

Linen Purest of Textiles and the Egyptian idea

The old Egyptian notion that linen is the purest textile is challenged by its practical drawbacks. The passage notes linen's status as the least favorable medium among textiles for certain uses, suggesting a contrast between myth and material performance.

Rhomberg Fur Company August Sale at Dubuque

The Rhomberg Fur Company advertises August sale in leading papers including the Elgin Echo to Dubuque trade area. It promises great fur buying opportunities with low prices by today’s standards, while stressing that price alone means nothing without quality materials expert workmanship and authentic styling.

Rhoiiberg For Dubuque Elgin Echo Rhomberg

Ancient Bronze Age Axes Found by Slough Workmen

Workmen in Slough unearthed eight bronze age pattie axes dating about 8,000 years back. Archaeologists suggest the find indicates a former foundry site nearby shaping early metal tools.

Slough Eagland Alte

Taking the Stump Origin Story of a Political Phrase

A brief note traces the phrase taking the stump to early days when speakers used a platform for politicians and a pulpit for traveling preachers, marking the shift in public speaking venues and style.

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Mia Lawrence Welsh Marie Elgin Nina Davis Harry Johnson Maggie Johnson Naomi Crandall Robert Paul Dick Gage al Dahlgren Harvey Toutch Ted Larson Waterloo B. A. Jennings Larson A. Felder M. Kelly Jas. Kennedy Edna Corkery Altar Society Elkader Mary Bessie Jennings Luman Fox Will Corbett John Dwyer Iowa City L. C. Popenhagen LaVerle Anamosa Forest Bennett Lansing James Davis Vern Boleyn Len Hummell H. C. Hermen Erm Welsh Fern Marty Lucille Koehler Earlville Dawson Clark Warren Caswell Jason Bailey Homer William By Douglas Malloch Stat Gene Lof Chicago Rock Island New York City Citizens' Conservation Corps Narida Falls Rainier National Park Arkansas Arkansaga Arery Ozark and Quachite Jopens Princess Theatre Loretta. Young Gene Raymond Budapest Ken Bagpet Carol Lombard Alan Dinehart Buddy Rogers Greta Nissen Frank Morgan Marian Nixon Fox News Bliss Coffee Beck Georgie Porgie J. A. Boleyn
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