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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
6
A Cornell professor named Vladwir Kurupetoff reportedly invents a new string instrument described with unusual terms. The report contains garbled phrases about fire strings and glassy imagery, rendering a clear summary difficult.
A grateful user from Reed Street Drie Pa expresses thanks for Peterson Ointment noting quick healing of old sores and removal of moles and blackheads. The informal testimonial claims multiple benefits and mentions sending eleven orders to the Buffalo New York company.
A dense historical essay celebrates Flag Day June 14 1777 and the Star-Spangled Banner. It traces the flag’s design symbolism, key battles from Bunker Hill to Fort McHenry, and the 1914 and 1916 memorial initiatives, noting the sesquicentennials and the national reverence for American symbols and patriotism.
Women aviators face exclusion as France bars female pilots from the pilota corps. Mile Adrienne Bolland may be forced to surrender her license though she vows to fight the ruling and secure reimbursement of 40 000 francs. Bolland, licensed in 1920, is touted for record flight hours while authorities insist on legal rights for license revocation.
The Albany Herald notes that the beauty and meaning of trees stir deep emotion in readers, suggesting any person who does not feel this appeal misses a unique connection to nature and its quiet power. The piece frames trees as enduring witnesses to life and change in the community.
Chauncey Depew, at ninety one, stays active by living in the present says the Minneapolis Journal. He encouraged youth to read the news to stay young and adapts to aging without complaint, continuing to be part of current affairs.
Reports from druggists show many unaware of kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root touted as mild healing remedy with strong insurance rejection claims. Available at drug stores in two bottle sizes. sample bottle offered for ten cents with paper mention.
Water for Morocco City aims to end over four centuries of Spaniard control with a first time municipal supply. Workers fry cement pipes to bring Yasmen water, hoping to provide drinking and hygiene water soon. Advertisement promotes Cuticlea Talcum Powder as part of a toilet trio.
In Dublin a quirky zoological society has stirred controversy by renaming local animals. The group labels a catfish Lire Calt and a golden carp from China the Lusephr, but admits no Irish word for the alligator.
Mrs Emu Brandenburg of Milwaukee describes severe fatigue headaches and weakness from a run down condition. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports regained strength and weight gain to 118 pounds while doing all housework herself. She credits the tonic with improving energy when iron tonics failed.
A jumbled page of 10 percent earnings schemes, savings plans, tobacco and tobacco accessories, grain and farming lots, land sale notices, real estate brokers, and miscellaneous promotions. Names include NONT THXAS MUILDING AND LOAN ASB N Wichita Falls Tex, Lapp Realty & Inc Cleveland, J.C. Mowell Moas Point Mas, ED WIND. GRAVES SHAUL WASHINGTON, CORN KILLER, and G. Z. Bells. Numerous product prices and parcel listings appear alongside mortgage hints and consumer goods.
In a humorous aside Shaw, famed vegetarian advocate, is quoted confronting a follower who cites his own taste for beef. Shaw retorts with a dry instruction to cease such cravings, maintaining his stance on diet and self control.
A temple in Peru started ten thousand years ago remains unfinished as the public funds it via subscription. The note reflects a lighthearted view of generous yet slow construction and ongoing communal support.
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