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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
8
Burned Arm Healed After Cuticura Treatment
A man from Chicago recalls a severe arm burn a year ago that blistered, reddened, and oozed pus. He tried various salves before using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, which gave immediate relief and led to a full recovery, advising early use to avoid suffering.
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Lincoln
Park Blvd
Chicago
Harry Junke
Cuttcura
Dept
Boston
Briggins and Cau penne discuss latest and longest news
A Washington Star item contrasts Briggins claim of the latest story with Migs Cau penne’s reply about the longest tale. The note shifts to a health advertisement for Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets claiming constipation causes serious diseases and that the pills cure it. It briefly mentions a struggling man who marries an heiress and then ceases his struggle.
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Briggins
Migs Caupenne
Washington Star
Pierce
Ady
Ruined Palace Is Rebuilt in Khartum's Bright Gardens
The palace in Khartoum has been restored from ruin into a bland imposing building with a vivid garden of oleanders poinsettias bougainvillea and fruit trees. Sudanese regimental bands perform daily as Khartoum hosts a grand review attended by Khartoum and his wife. The parade route shows a diverse scene with Egyptian ladies in carts officials on donkeys and bustling crowds under a cloudless desert sky.
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Kitchener
Oftigera
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Sodom
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Sysybank
London
Omdurman
Wash Sales Rule Tightened by New York Stock Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange adopted a strict rule banning wash trades. No member or firm affiliate may place orders or execute purchases or sales that involve no change in ownership. Violations can lead to suspension up to one year, with applies to anyone connected with an exchange firm. President J B Mahon hailed the measure as a deterrent to market manipulation.
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J. B. Mahon
Tolls of Future Race
Chicago anthropologist Professor Frederick Star foresees a distant future where predigested foods and diotic headgear reshape humanity. Hair and teeth may fade to curiosities as evolution proceeds, with baldness and toothlessness becoming commonplace.
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Chicago
Frederick Star
Fragmentary quote boosts confidence in figure
A disjointed excerpt notes strong confidence in a person with a cryptic line about a pocketed cigar and a guarded gesture. The fragment hints at impression management and tension but lacks clear context or events.
Grateful old man from Kentucky praises Dodd's Kidney Pills
In Ethel Kentucky Mr W D Smith 77 farmer says he used Dodd's Kidney Pills for ten to twelve years and they saved him from backache and kidney trouble after a severe back strain forty years ago He urges publication of his testimonial and offers his picture for use Also notes free literature and a set of national anthem music He also recalls Henry Watterson telling a dinner party turkey story about a newsroom bet yesterday’s issue notes and asks for free items too late for answer
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Mr. Smith
Dodd’s Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Henry Watterson
la Bet
Castoria Ad Emphasizes Safety and 30 Years Trust
A vintage ad urges mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria for safety and the Fletcher signature, touting over 30 years of use for infants and children. The quote section cites envy and social tension from the Washington Star, noting Bligging’s jealousy of a baby’s chair.
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