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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
8
Henry Russell of the Bolton opera described a foreign tour's singers as mean and money-driven. He recalled the Blank theater blaze, noting the first box office warning came when a fat man shouted Theater's afira Gimma me mon e y back at the ticket window.
A quotation from William George Jordan's Self-Control asserts that happiness stems from inner growth and personal harmony with high ideals. It argues that life outcomes depend on the individual’s inner state rather than external possessions, framing attainment as growth, not mere acquisition.
A short exchange notes a distant trip involving King George and his uncle, prompted by a business matter. dialogue hints at concerns about travel, duty, and potential implications for the king's plans and public perception.
Washington report notes a congressional majority wary of approving new battleships for the coming year. Navy officials warn of obsolescence. peace advocates call for restraint, while Southern and Northern lawmakers clash over rebuilding a fleet to meet the fighting standard.
A Greenville attorney testifies in 1911 that eczema and boils plagued him from 1982 in Lebanon Ohio, improved after using Cuticura remedies, and he has remained well for over twenty years. He endorses the products and notes a free sample offer from Cuticura. A second anecdote from Lip tinct’s Magazine recalls a girl consoling an inebriated man at a depot with a mother's kiss.
A fragmented ad copy claims Murine Eye Remedy cures red watery and irritated eyes with a dubious patent claim. A fashionable physician and patient exchange lines suggest a public dialogue about medical remedies and trust in advertising during the era.
An old ad copy touts Allen's Foot-Halm powder as a remedy for tired aching swollen tender feet. It claims five million free samples via QUA Over Five Million Free Samples and mentions Allen 8 Olmsted, Loboy New York. It blends promotional boast with light musings on love.
Fragmentary notice notes remedies and cures for a cold, with vague reference to suffering from imagined injuries and a general medical discussion. The readable text is sparse and lacks identifiable persons or organizations.
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