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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
1
A dense array of practical farming notes covers dairy herd care, feed quality, orchard spacing, weed control, and crop rotations. It emphasizes balanced rations, clean cultivation, timely planting, and the value of salt, water, and proper milking routines for improved yields and farm efficiency.
President Wilson studies currency reform with finance experts and party leaders. He plans a party-driven bill in the House, while the Senate weighs wider toll and canal tariff issues. Public debate grows as progressives shift party lines and preparedness concerns rise amid war scare talk.
The article discusses Pyrenees touring from Luchon with health and budget priorities. It notes centers like Pagernes de Luchon Cauterets and Ax les Thermes, suggests Vallees du Lys and the Hospice de France as climbs, and recalls Felix Armand’s tunnel and the Trou du Cure and Mont-Louis extension completed in 1887.
Prof. R T Carver of Harvard urges using farm waste to run factories, boosting farmer profits and lowering living costs. He notes the middleman cannot be eliminated but can be forced to reduce excessive profits as director of the new rural organization service in the U S Department of Agriculture.
Andre de Fougquileres praised the energy of American business men during his departure for Puria. He recalled asking an American boat negotiator what leisure means and heard that leisure is time for new work in spare moments.
Mrs Robison’s two children, living near the Bu1wane river in Jacksonville, were fatally bitten by a rattlesnake while delivering a message for their mother. A search when they were missing revealed them dying in a water tub, and the mother later found her third child drowned in a tub.
Letters from women in Lawrence Kansas and Burns Montana praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from pain backache weakness and fatigue. The makers cite thousands of testimonials as proof of the medicine's effectiveness and credibility.
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