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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
1
Mrs J M Crain of Soa Ar deles California says she feels deeply grateful for Tanles. She reports gaining twelve pounds and her health is now better than a year ago.
In Los Angeles Mrs J M Craig recalls severe illness during the influenza epidemic and nervous prostration. After trying many medicines, her husband urged Tanlac and after several bottles she regained strength, slept well, gained weight, and now carries on daily tasks with renewed vigor. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
Jud Tunkine argues that for practical purposes a philosopher and a student have less societal impact than a person who plays a tall waned bridge, highlighting the social value of tangible skill over abstract study.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and do not know it. Kidney health affects other organs and causes back pain, headaches, and fatigue. Dr Kilmoor's Swamp Root, a physician prescription, is advertised as a remedy. obtain a bottle at any drug store or test with ten cents for a sample from Dr Elmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications, requiring constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is marketed as a constitutional remedy. It claims the condition stems from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and suggests blood-borne action to reduce inflammation and restore hearing. Druggist testimonials from J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio accompany the notice.
An advertisement describes Diamond Dyes as containing simple dyeing directions for wool silk cotton linen or blends. Warns that poor dye jobs cause spots fades and a dyed look. Advises buying Diamond Dyes only and mentions a color card.
Gardiner schemes to steal a bag of money with Riles from Harris farm with Allan Harris defending family in a moonless night attack. A firefight ensues ending with Gardiner and Harris grappling as Allan shoots, the loot escapes, and the chapter ends with a cliffhanger.
Anderson Hatfield known as Devil Anse, longtime leader of the Hatfield clan in the Hatfield McCoy feud, was buried beside his two sons Troy and Lilas in the mountains. Eleven surviving children, forty grandchildren and several great grandchildren attended. The feud began after a hog ownership dispute and killed many over fourteen years.
Washington P a man named William Redke forty with no permanent home and out of work confessed to cracking a safe at the Pennsylvania station in Houston near her d he told authorities netted him ten cents He was found in the station office on the floor and expected to wake beyond the Styx He surrendered and was committed for that offense.
A Boston Transcript magazine piece discusses an only son whose father’s heavy drinking led to the child’s infancy pneumonia death during a drinking spree. The article asserts a girl’s flirtation does not mean she loses her head when she rests on a young man’s shoulder.
An old time pain remedy claims to ease rheumatic pain by topical application. The ad touts St Jacobs Oil as soothing, penetrating relief for aching joints muscles and nerves and urges readers to try a small bottle from local drug stores to end suffering.
Dr. B R W Shufeldt reports polar bears seen swimming in open ocean from 40 to 80 miles from land. The bears move confidently in ice cold waters, drifting on icebergs for pleasure and ease, according to Arctic explorers.
Instant relief promised for stuffed head and blocked nose. Advertises Kiy's Cream Balm to clear passages, ease breathing, and reduce nasal congestion with antiseptic healing cream used in nostrils. Ends with a note to get a bottle from your druggist.
Laura Bromwell said at Mineola that riding breeches, once deemed immodest for women, are now seen as conservative next to other trends. A Detroit Free Press note recalls society girls awaiting gowns, joking over delays and missing return envelopes.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap to soothe itchy and burning rashes in babies. It claims gentle cleansing with Cuticura and Cuticura Talcum, noting fragrance and purity. The ad highlights a 25 cent price point and markets the products as available everywhere.
Two henda are better than one as learners debate the value of extended discussion. Some lecturers push for a broader discourse while others resist altering the pace and scope of classroom collaboration.
A quip contrasts airships and airplanes to a comedian's joke about aircraft lacking visible means of support. The line plays on the idea that flying machines appear self sufficient yet rely on engines and infrastructure unseen by the observer.
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