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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
8
A testimonial from Mrs. Hegmann of 223 Schaeffer St recounts relief from Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female ailments. The letter urges others to write for more testimonials and lists the Pinkham Medicine Company in Lynn, Massachusetts as the source.
Mrs Evangeline Lindbergh, mother of Colonel Lindbergh, stood at the door of the temporary White House waving to cheering crowds. Beside her was Hoover, chief White House usher, as the scene drew attention from onlookers and officials alike.
A dramatic portrait from George Creel’s "Sons of the Eagle" depicts Alexander Hamilton as a polarizing genius who shaped early America. It notes his arrival from the West Indies, Washington's trust, and his fearsome influence over Congress and military affairs, framed by admiring and hostile views.
An American summary reports a Scandinavian energy study from the University of Helsingfors detailing calories burned per hour per kilogram of body weight for dances. Waltz 3.19, schottische 4.76, foxtrot 4.78, polka 7.00, mazurka 10.87, with mazurka near tenfold the stonecutter’s labor.
A library notes receipt of a rare early edition of Tlomer's The Iliad, valued among ancient books sought by collectors. The item, printed in Florence four years before Columbia’s voyage, was acquired from Gilvred Wells, a New York book collector.
A fragmented quote shows a Sid Sid sid leader asked about bringing wives on a Miolla visit. The dignitary replies that one wife is enough, noting the difficulty and stigma of polygamy, while implying personal limits and moral stance amid unclear context.
A jumbled excerpt blends advice on teaching a parrot with odd spelling and historic notes. It mentions plaster and lime plaster use in Crete over millennia and cites a Shakespearean reference about a fire. The passage reads like a fragmented transcription with scattered proper nouns and dates.
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