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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1923
Page
6
An advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine declares nasal catarrh stems from a run down condition. It promotes a local ointment and a blood-acting tonic to build up the system and reduce susceptibility to colds, sold by W Cheney & Co of Toledo for over 40 years.
An Indianapolis Star report recounts a quiet night drive cut short when a woman burst into a sedan, ordering the occupant to flee. A following car arrives with a couple, the man urging the woman to run, as authorities note a strange pursuit through the city streets.
The piece notes Mesopotamians and a contemporary formans lack money, suggesting a near certainty of wonnimonia. It observes a servant knowing his place yet not always keeping it, reflecting class dynamics and social expectations in a brief Life Magazine style musing.
A brief ad noting house cleaning season and quick Plymouth Rock Gelatine desserts. It emphasizes minimal prep time, no cooking, and sufficient portions, with flavor variations hinted.
Detroit Free Press reports a tense exchange where parents insist their daughter must skip a party citing safety and propriety. They explain the dangers of late hours and gossip, yet the daughter resists, dismissing their concerns as out of date.
Noting that friendship and shared joys ease adversity, the quote suggests bonds help mitigate griefs and anxieties. It contrasts prosperity with weariness, implying that a life of mutual support keeps one from looking careworn.
An advertising item touts Grape-Nuts as a nutritious cereal from Postum Cereal Co Inc. It highlights grape-nut content, iron, phosphorus, and vitamins often missing in refined foods. The endorsement notes ease of preparation and appeals to health and taste.
Cedar township builders dedicate a community hall while Iowa State College reports 126 vocational students this quarter. Governor Kendall names James D. Cooney as additional judge for the thirteenth district. Telephone operators across 26 cities join Iowa State College engineering courses. Winter wheat shows mixed strength. A bond defeat blocks 100000 for Arnold high school. Orphans from New York City head to Red Oak homes. Hamburg man John Hale undergoes leg amputation. Poultry clubs draw nearly 160 attendees. D M Hall leads incubation talks. Fred A Canfield joins Justice Dept conciliation board. Peaches in southern Iowa look promising. Duroc Jersey sow Waukon Beauty yields 50 pigs in three litters. Muscatine land sale totals 96500. heirs receive most parcels. Humboldt aims for 20 percent herd accreditation. Ayrshire breeders plan imports to meet demand at May Waterloo picnic. March pig losses total 600000 statewide. April and May favored for farrows. Arlington Banner township beef club expands. 148 calves fed in Woodbury. Fayette leads youth clubs. various club programs underway. Cattle feeders day set for April 25 at Ames. Two-year-olds active in feeding operations. Northwest Iowa declamatory contest at Jewell includes multiple towns. Insect vigilance urged. fence rows to be cleared to prevent pests.
In your spare time you can easily make five dollars a day with Royce quality flavoring extracts and toilet requisites. Royce has been trusted by housewives for 44 years and is not sold in stores. Over 20 000 Royce representatives have joined since 1879. Write for The Royce Money Book from The Abner Royce Company in Cleveland Ohio.
An advertisement urges women to consider kidney and bladder health citing widespread issues. It promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure and offers a sample bottle for ten cents by mail to Kilmer Co Binghamton NY with larger sizes available at drug stores.
A report notes that a little more than one third of the nation s virgin timber supply is held by the federal and state governments, highlighting the extent of public ownership and its implications for resource control.
A traveling woman needs two data items as guidance one to wear and one to carry. The band box Lite offers a compact fashion and storage solution catering to the practical needs of travelers seeking coordinated attire and a handy carrying option.
A quirky collection quotes Prof Pierre Armaingaud claiming readers can reach a century by nightly fables, sparking debate with Montaigne and doctors. Anecdotes touch on aging, morals in cinema, youthful loves, misread words, and spelling changes shaping daily life.
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