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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1900

Page

8

Pay of Rulers in Other Lands Compared to U S Salaries

An 1899 analysis compares presidential pay to European monarchs and rulers. It notes the U S president earned 60 000 annually while czars and kings receive millions. it cites Marshall and census figures, showing U S wealth and broad salary gaps versus England France Germany Russia Spain and others.

United States Russia Spain Congress Maathall England France Germany Austria Italy Supreme Court High Ehamedllar Court of Cassation Greece Mexico Canada

Rise of Cremation in United States and Philadelphia Practice

The Philadelphia Times notes cremation as a growing practice across major cities, highlighting sanitary benefits and avoidance of burial. It describes a cremation sequence from chapel services to retort, detailing coffin handling, protective procedures, and the final ash disposition by relatives.

United States Philadelphia Philadelphia Times

Training a Child: Early Habits Shape Future Conduct

A historical note argues that early training forms habits quickly, comparing the dangers of overindulgence with the ease of building good routines. It warns against bed confinement and teaching a child to cry for everything, stressing parental obedience and shared happiness.

Raising a Self-Reliant Child Through Small Responsibilities

A six month old child is able to grasp that no means no but a mother must be careful not to burden early. By eighteen months a child should begin chores like picking up toys and putting clothes away. Provide a low drawer for coats and belongings and teach sorting rubbers caps coats mittens. Encourage self-help to foster independence rather than dependence on others.

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Ghoee Footwear Styles Highlight Pointed Heels and Slippers

The article describes fashion notes on Ghoee footwear with moo mah shoes and clumsy soles offset by feminine slippers. It notes growingly pointed toes and tall Louis Quinze heels with buckles and bows. Velvet bows and matching heels with dinner gowns are mentioned as on trend.

Gerternt Tollow- BE

French Inkwands Featured in Paria Exposition Sale

In the Paria exposition literary section four inkwands used to complete famous French works by George Sand Lamartine Victor Hugo and Dumac the elder are showcased. Hugo acquired all four inkwands at a charity sale and each comes with an autograph letter verifying authenticity and dating.

Paria Exposition George Sand Lamartine Victor Hugo Dumac the Elder Hugo Washington Times

REPORT OF A MAN OF EXPERIENCE PROMOTES CANADIAN LANDS

An exilorn letter from William Payne details his journey from Sault Ste. Marie to Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta in 1899 1900. He praises farm stock ranches and mixed farming potential at McLeod Lethbridge Regina Prince Albert Saskatoon and near Stoney Creek Carrot River. He notes good crops timber water and labor demand with wages and plans to return to Prince Albert.

Sault Ste. Marie Mich Canadian Northwest Ft. McLeod Alberta Manitoba Assiniboia McLeod Michigan Joan Winnipeg Lethbridge Medicine Regina Prince Albert Saskatoon Saskatchewan North Saskatchewan Stoney Creek Carrot River Thia William Payne J. Grieve Saginaw M. V. MelIines Merrill Block Detroit

Fragmentary Philadelphia Bulletin caption snippets

The readable lines mention farmers with cabbages and big heads, faded hair restoring youth, Parker's Hair Babeas, and theaters folding wings. The text is garbled with nonsensical phrases and mis-typed words, offering no clear events, dates, or entities beyond these scattered references.

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Credibility

A newspaper ad extols Mrs Lydia E Pinkham as uniquely experienced in treating female illnesses. It cites over a hundred thousand yearly cases, handled personally and by mail, spanning twenty years of constant success and invites readers to obtain a bottle and write for guidance.

Frea Lydia E. Pinkham

Leading Lady Helen Merrici Wins Australian Mine Dividend

Helen Merrici of the Tivola opera company has received word of 35 000 in dividends from a Coolwardie district mine, after paying 500 for it. She previously sang in Australia with Hart and McKee, nursed sick miners at Cookardie, and earned a share in the mine. A second letter offers 40 000 for her interest.

Helen Merrici Tivola Opera Company Australia Coolwardie Hart & McKee Company Cookardie New York Sun

Alien's Foot-Ease Cure for Swollen Feet and Bunions

Ad claims Alien's Foot-Ease powder relieves swelling smarting burning and sweating feet in shoes. Available at druggists and shoe stores for 26e with free sample offer. Letter cites misquoted humor from Harper's Bazar noting strange remarks about Haddock housing.

Atlen Alien 8 Olmsted LeRoy Eadles Allen Allen 9 le Ray N.Y

Homeseekers Excursions Via Chicago & Eastern Illinois Rail

The Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad announces Homeseekers Excursions on the 61st and third Tuesdays of July and August. Tickets to Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Missouri North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee and Texas cost one fare plus $2 for the round trip, with return validity up to 21 days and going trips up to 15 days. A new wide vestibuled train between Chicago Waco and Fort Worth leaves Chicago daily at 2 50 p m with Pullman sleeping cars and free reclining chair cars. For details contact any railroad agent or C L Stone G P F and T A Chicago.

Chicago & Eastern Ilinois Railroad Chicago & Eastern 11Mnoig Railroad Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Kentucky Laulalana Mississippi Missouri North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas Chicago & Waco & Ft. Worth Testis Chicago Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad C. L. Stone

Names at the opera box and a tongue tied reporter

A society reporter struggles to record the name of a private box occupant at a grind opera and misreads a polite reply. The New York Times notes a World to End prediction for year end, while Mostetter’s Stomach Bitters is touted as a cure for dyspepsia indigestion and related ailments.

Sones Archibald de Neuse Noone Gertainly Neeze New York Ines Mostetter Avil

Prince Wrederiek Becomes First Imperial Born Hohenzollern

The Guemain Crown Prince Preder fek William attained his majority and became the first prince of the Hohenzollerns born in the imperial purple. His father William, also born royal, could not foresee the future head of a German realm.

Wrederiek Prederfek William House of the Hohenzollerns William Ciu- Dre

Patents Gist Last Week From Northwestern Inventors

Last week Northwestern inventors listed include Peter Gilley of West Duluth Minnesota with a self heating soul device and Meyer Wartberg with J. Paul involved in a display gas device. Other entries mention Roland W Kusapp of Minneapolis a water tub boiler Louis Lorin of St Paul a fuel press Anton A Peterson Sundahl Minnesota transmitting power and bicycle skirt by John E Simpson Helena Montana.

Northwestern Peter Gilley West Duluth Minn Meyer Wartberg J. Paul Houghton Woodstock Attin Globe and Fixture Roland W. Kusapp Minneapolis Louis Lorin St. Paul Alvin George W. Murshy Northfield Fuel Press Anton A. Peterson Sundahl Katie Ryin St. Tani John E. Simpson Helena Montland Cying Cc. Webster Merwin Lothrop & Johnson Fatent Attorheya Plonner Press Blig

Eadles Can Wear Shoes and Other Miscellany

A fragmented Rome of advertisements and quirky lines from the Philadelphia Press. Includes notes on foot remedies Allen’s Foot Bane and fashion tips, plus stray questions and jokes about baldness and a playful teacher’s dialogue.

Medical Book Free Promises Health For Men Readers

An advertisement offers free postpaid copies of Know Thyself and related medical volumes to mute readers, claiming a 870 page library edition with engravings and prescriptions, with paper covers, priced at $1.00. The Peabody Medical Institute in Boston promotes these titles as keys to health and vigor.

Portige Peabody Medical Institute Baifinch Nt Boston Mnes

Advertisers Invite Readers to Enjoy Humorous Bargains

The text urges readers to read advertisements for amusement and helpful bargains. It highlights advertisers who send what they advertise and promises entertainment in the publication, encouraging engagement with the ads.

W& Mort

Uncle Sam and the dressmaker and a curious quip

A fragmentary 1900 notice parodies ads and poems with stray lines about Uncle Sam, a dressmaker, and various product plugs. It mentions Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, a Norwich address, and a curious line about a circus being as good as a circus.

Between Campaign Fate and Truth in the Ouija Parlor

A fragment from the Orange Post quotes a casual caller and a defeated politician discussing politics. The exchange highlights an alleged certainty of being asked to contribute to a campaign fund despite claims of political unpredictability.

Befg Olienge Post

Census taker satire citation from Philadelphia Press

A census taker is urged to “fold on” while a man asks for his name printed in large type as proprietor of the famous Smellgood soaps, a humorous jab reported by the Philadelphia Press in a clipped note about local civic life.

Fragmentary Text Yields Odd Dialogue Clues

The readable fragments suggest a conversation with lines about protection and monopoly, mentioning a young man and a captive or protected stance. Red herrings appear with references to White's Yucatan and Cannibale, but the passage lacks coherent narrative or clear entities.

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