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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1908

Page

6

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted in medical appeal

An old advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female troubles and claims thousands cured. Letters from women praise the product after avoiding surgery. The piece also includes a brief cartoonish exchange about a photographer and a facial expression.

Lydia E. Pinkham Barbara Base Kingman Kansas Pinkham Moorestown N. J Lydian B. Pinkham Lydia KE. Pinkham Lydia HE Lynn Mass

Allen's Foot-Ease advertisement claims to cure foot ailments

An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes. It promises relief from corns, bunions, swelling, soreness, callouses, aching, sweating, and ingrown nails. Druggists and shoe stores offer it for 23 cents with free samples via mail order to Allen M ouse Olmsted Roy, N. likely.

Allen Olmsted Roy

Professor McGoozle Confronts Classroom Disturbance

A student heckles during a Society of Spitters lecture on language. Professor McGoozle condemns the interruption in sharp, formal Latinized diction and questions how a normally constructed person can chase himself, then resumes the talk on language flexibility.

McGoozle Society of Social Pitters

Uncle Sam's Budget Goes Above Billion

Official figures show Congress appropriations at the last session reached 1,008,807,848.60 with Army 95,982,247 Navy 122,085,685 pensions 163,053,000 Post Office 222,670,802 and sundry civil expenses 111,053,088 plus continuing contracts 40,443,750. New offices 16,824 and abolished 6,142 shift net 10,882 positions and 9,080,287 in pay.

Thoman P. Cleaven James C. Courts Senate House of Representatives Congress Navy Post Office Department

Boys Run Relay From New York To Chicago

In a grand relay starting on New York City Hall steps, over 2,000 Y M C A. boys carried a message from Mayor George McClellan to Chicago Mayor Fred Busse across a thousand miles. Each runner bore the silver tube message through sections up to ninety miles, with Auburn N Y boys swimming Lake Cayuga as a highlight.

New York City McClellan Busse Chicago Broadway Herbert N. Rapp Lake Cayuga Auburn New York City of New York City of Young ‘Men's Christian Association Atlantic Lake Michigan Ghorghe McLellan Fred A. Busse Illinois

Merger Plans Rise From St Louis Lumber Owners

The St Louis group overseeing 6000 acres of yellow pine lands in Arkansas Texas Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama appoints a permanent committee led by I E Weyerhauser to form a holding company capitalized at 3 million dollars to absorb lumber owners and major manufacturers.

St. Louis Arkansas Texas Louisiana Mississippi Alabama I. E. Weyerhauser St. Paul

Fourth East River Bridge Connects Towers for Foot Bridge

The East River harbor channel between New York City and Long Island saw the new Manhattan Bridge towers linked by two cables to support a foot bridge, where cable weavers may work. The site lies near the old Brooklyn Bridge and between it and the Williamsburg Bridge, as the Blackwell's Island bridge is prepared for city turnover.

East River Harbor New York City Long Island Manhattan Bridge Brooklyn Bridge Williamsburg Bridge Blackwell's Island Bridge

Employment Bureau Circular Signals Industrial Shifts

A recent circular from Hap goods, head of the employment bureau in Hiurgaine In Bratna, notes a curtailment of payrolls due to the panic. It says employers will supply better men at bargain prices who are willing to work for one third to one quarter less than during prosperity, reflecting a tightened labor market.

Hiurgaine Bratna I. 3 Hapgood Hapgoods

Divorce suit filed against Frank J Gould in New York

Notes of current events report that papers have been served on Frank J Gould in New York in the suit for absolute divorce brought by his wife, formerly Miss Helen M Kelly, and that John W Riddle, the American ambassador to Russia, remains ill with pneumonia. It also notes that at Lebsig Mieroslap Stonynski, a Ruthenian student, was condemned to death for shooting Count Andreas Potocki, governor of the Austrian Polish province of Galicia.

Frank J. Gould New York Helen M. Kelly John W. Riddle Russia Lebsig Mieroslap Stonynski Andreas Potocki Galicis

Argentina Cultivation Rise and Global Production Highlights

The piece notes Argentina under cultivation reaching 86 million acres, up from 12 million in 1005, alongside Germany’s publishers exporting over 42 million books, valued at 165 million dollars. It also covers curious facts about starfish death, a Belgian bacteriologist’s pneumonia serum, and various notes on forestry, judges, and New York City islands.

Argentina Germany Leon Bertrand Asia Italy Sixth Avenue Central Park New York Bryan Charles Field United States Mia Athol Mass National Deutsche Bank Munich Frankfurter Zeitung Ugg Constantinople L. E. Palmer Commons Board of Ordnance and Fortification Iwmny Che Duomy Wilk Chamber of Deputies Lange Prussia Cheaa Chamber

Tea Keepers Method From Woman's Home Companion

A fragment describes a tea keeping technique using cotta batting and brown paper to create a sealed container around a pitcher. The method aims to keep tea and water cold for an extended period by limiting air exposure and using ice water inside, though the text is garbled.

Cott Lee Tater

Kidney pills cure terrible condition in Lake City man

A Lake City Minnesota man recalls severe kidney troubles with back pain and fainting spells. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills for restoring health and notes the testimonial appears in an advertisement.

Hiram Center South Oakatrect Lake City Minn Fiat Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Navy plans giant Pearl Harbor dock as battle fleet hub

Navy officials back a granite concrete dock at Pearl Harbor to be the largest of its kind. The facility, costing about 10 million dollars, will accommodate battleships of potentially 30,000 tons and include coal storage, cold storage, landing facilities, and ship repair plants.

Navy Department Bent Harbor Petr Harbor Pearl Harbor

How He Got the Idea from a Grocer Wagon

Fragmentary dialogue shows a judge questioning a person about a mistaken idea linked to a baby sister and a grocer wagon. The garbled lines reveal confusion over a phrase and intent, indicating a humorous or puzzling courtroom exchange.

Health and Income From Grape-Nuts Diet

A Chicago woman writes that good health keeps her employed and earning. After a nerve strain from poor meals, she credits Grape-Nuts with restoring health, energy, and income, enabling her to stay in her clerk job. The letter is promoted by Postum Co and ran in the Round.

Indy Tam Tony Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville Pkgr

Cuticura Cured Four Despite Severe Skin Ailments

Mrs Le Wilcher of Chattanooga Tennessee reports Cuticura products cleared a severe neck sore facial tetter and hand dermatitis after failed remedies. She cites two Cuticura Soap bars and Cuticura Ointment curing her, her baby and another infant, with prior relapse requiring Cathaura remedies. Web October 10 1907.

Wonman Harong

A Bit of Advice and Beauty Claim Adverts

A Gunnison Gazette snippet offers old time social advice about waiting at a door for a secret prize. It then promotes Dr T Felix Gouraud's Oriental Dream for clear skin, claiming medical approvals and broad celebrity use. Sold widely by merchants in the United States, Canada, and Europe.

Gunnison Young Min Tony T. Felix Gouraud Fenn T. Markins Great Jones Street New York Europe

Nothing Doing in Searches by Diogenes Lettered by Illusions

In a fragmentary quotation from the Portland era, Diogenes abandons a search, calling it a waste as honest men prove to be predatory hirelings while extinguishing his lantern. The piece blends satirical fragments with mock proclamations about humanity and a note of uncricked passage through years.

Diogenes

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