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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1938

Page

2

Wadena Church Leaders Reelect Elders and Trustees

The annual congregational meeting of the Presbyterian church re elected Gen. Thompson Walter Roys Milo Oldfather and William Probert as elders and J H Wilson Dr J R Wood Robert Bigler Fred Tschantz Glen Minger James Bowles as trustees. Also reelected were Rev B V Curnock Sunday school superintendent Mrs Margaret Bigler assistant superintendent and Mrs George Fay church secretary treasurer.

The Presbyterian Church Ladies’ Club Gen. Thompson Walter Roys Milo Oldfather William Probert J. H. Wilson J. R. Wood Robert Bigler Fred Tschantz Glen Minger James Bowles V. Curnock Margaret Bigler George Fay Ray Herwig Luther Crandall Wadena Hilda Meyer Highland Ted Welch Fayette Ray Leonhart A. G. Herrling Bud Ashley la Porte City Gladys Henry E. A. Card Club J. H Wilson Pear Doland Lizzie Minger F. H. Everett C. C. Corbin Mary Henrich Ole Johnson Rochester Minn Crandall Howard Crandall Oelwein Vera Voshell Bernadette Kelly Waterloo Roy Voshell Olive Knutson Auction Bridge Club Arthur Herring J. C. Kennedy Laura Herrling Mothers’ Study Club Madge Corkery Lottie Whittenbaugh Supt. Doughty Marjorie Learn Irvin Eter Janesville Wis George Jones Jones Winnifred Flanagan Viola Bert Erickson Ora Hall Delwein Floyd Roy Leonhart Mary Diey Ira Ivan Amelia Fay Moore Cedar Falls Ws. Moore Alice Corkery John Corkery Alden Gell Wisi Union Maggie Whittenbaugh Francis Whittenbaugh Guttensbere

Jimmy Learns to Walk as Baby Makes Milestone

A premature tangle of excerpts shows a baby named Jimmy learning to walk after months of developmental milestones. From limited head control to rolling, sitting, and creeping, Jimmy progresses to standing and finally walking unaided, a moment celebrated by his parents. The text then shifts to a medical note on syphilis symptoms in the primary and secondary stages, urging prompt diagnosis and treatment, and directing inquiries to the Iowa State Department of Health.

Jimmy Father Cwise Iowa State Department of Health Des Moines St Des Moines Yowa

Jowans Should Know on Syphilis Warnings and Testing

The piece warns that syphilis signs are hard to detect, urging medical diagnosis for accuracy. It notes self-diagnosis is unreliable and recommends prompt physician examination if infection is suspected, with symptoms often appearing one to eight weeks after exposure.

Milkweed uses noted for milky juice and rubber source

The milky juice of the milkweed is acrid and used as an emetic or purgative. Plants of the milkweed family are listed among the many plant families from which rubber has been obtained.

Malays Avoid Naming Tiger in Jungle Speech

In jungle lore Malays fear speaking the tiger’s name aloud. they believe the beast may hear him and respond when called by the speaker, prompting a dangerous encounter.

First U S Currency and the Continental Issue

The article notes that the Continental Congress issued 3 million dollars in 1775 to fund the revolution, distributing it to 22 colonies except Georgia. It explains that taxation failed to raise funds, and the notes, later totaling 250 million, depreciated to nothing. Some were redeemed at one cent on the dollar, while others were repudiated, leaving currency authorized by Congress now viewed as worthless.

U. S Continental Congress Georgia Congress The Philadelphia Inquirer

Causes of Cloudbursts Explained by Violent Whirlwinds

The effect arises when violent whirlwinds lift hot moist air to great heights. The strong upward current keeps condensed water aloft until it breaks. When this upward flow ends the accumulated water falls as a solid sheet, producing a cloudburst.

Sacred Cow Among Hindus Cited In Text

The passage notes that cows are sacred to Hindus and must not be killed or harmed. It says the animal should not be put out of its misery but may lie by the road while dying, reflecting a belief about treatment of ill cows.

Origin of the letter A traced to older peoples

The letter A once thought to be Phoenician invention is now believed to have originated with an older people, suggesting a deeper historical lineage for the symbol and its early use.

Rural Dentist in One Room Cabin Serves Patients Near Jasper

Dr. Perry Baldwin runs a single room log cabin dental office 18 miles from Jasper Indiana. He works by coal oil lamp and foot powered drill with more patients than he can handle. The scene captures a unique midwest rural practice in Echo Exclusive Photo News Service.

Perry Baldwin Midwest Jasper Ind Baldwin Echo

Rebuild on Site of Disaster at New London

On the New London site of the 1997 gas explosion that killed 280 students and 14 teachers, the former structure has been demolished and the new building nears completion. Taxable school resources total 20 million dollars with yearly income about 330 thousand. Plans aim for completion by June to host graduation and memorial services for the lost.

New London Texas Echo

Roosevelt directs ICC trio on railroad crisis study

President Roosevelt last week asked three Interstate Commerce Commission members to prepare recommendations addressing the railroads. The photo shows Joseph B. Eastman, Walter M. Splawn, and Charles D. Mahaffie meeting to study plans for federal aid to carriers.

Washington, D.D. C Roosevelt Interstate Commerce Commission Joseph B. Eastman Walter M. W. Splawn Charles D. Mahaffie Echo Exclusive

First U to Admit Women at University of London

The University of London became the first body to admit women to degrees. In 1887 certificates were awarded after a special examination for female candidates. Since 1878 all degrees honors and prizes have been open to women on equal terms with men.

University of London

Soil of Great Fertility in Northern China

The loess soil of northern China is a deep yellow, highly fertile layer forming vast hollows that sustain rich cultivation even at high elevations. Its remarkable fertility supports crops and settlement across extensive plateaus and terraces.

China

Pull Sheepdog Breed Description Summary

The Pull sheepdog, bred in Hungary, resembles the Old English sheepdog but is smaller, standing 45 to 20 inches at the shoulder. It has a dark coat, sometimes with a white chest star, and a fine dense texture likened to caracul sheep wool.

Hungary

Meaning of Levant Word Origin and Region

The term Levant traces to Latin and French roots and denotes the areas around the eastern Mediterranean. It refers to countries bordering the eastern Mediterranean Sea and is often linked to the geographic and historical zone including parts of the Middle East and the eastern Mediterranean coast.

Levant Mediterranan Sea

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W. EB. Musgrove Elmer Becker Ruth Swale Hunnington L. C. Heck Wester Cox Byrds Creek Clifford Hinkle Merrill Bailey Mill Creek S. A. Birdsall Kent C. L. Randall W. F. Bechtel Luther Linn Lehigh W. T. Fuller J. R. Swale Minnie Lawrence Holtzman Garden Prairie Mary B. Wetzel Hedrick Lillie Livingston Lucy Boleyn Volga Leonard Corbin DeKalb Corbin Iowa Iowa Child Welfare Research Station Jowans Carters Echo Office Elgin Echo ICCC INS J. A. Boleyn Elgin, Iowa
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