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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1924
Page
2
A broad review notes ongoing investigations and political shifts in Washington. Post and justice officials seek lower parcel post costs to raise employee pay. Senate approval favors electorate routing constitutional amendments through states. Graft allegations against two congressmen prompt a joint inquiry. Prohibition and tax debates surge as investigations unfold and ambassadors are confirmed.
Domestic circles forecast Elevation of Archbishops Mundelein of Chicago and Hayes of New York to the college of cardinals at the Lenten consistory in Rome on March 26. The report highlights church leadership decisions amid Vatican ceremony expectations.
A compilation of terse notes reports social interference claim by foreign bakers in Berlin who refuse to work at night. The item mentions tribal fighting, a notable French academy election for Annie Murray Dike, Polish German nationality talks at Geneva, and aviation losses in England.
Oak Moore, former president of the Arkansas State Bar Association and chairman of the Democratic state central committee, will head activities in Little Rock Arkansas after eight years in the role.
Edward W. Pickard reviews ongoing battles over Attorney General Daugherty and the Coolidge administration. Senate probes, White House debates, and party maneuvering frame the crisis as Daugherty resists resignation, while efforts to reform oil leases and tax bills unfold amid broader political turmoil.
A concise reflection notes self awareness of flaws and urges honest examination. The line frames moral introspection and invites personal improvement without specifics or actions.
An ornate advertisement claims Danderine nourishes neglected scalps and corrects falling hair and dandruff. It promises immediate scalp relief, renewed strength and youthful beauty, urging purchase at drug stores. The copy ends with a flippant life-lesson line about avoiding animosities.
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