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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1919

Page

3

President Wilson Urges Labor Reform and War Debts Plan

President Wilson's Paris message to Congress urges labor reform and returning soldiers' employment, calls for democratizing industry, plans for tax reform, tariff balance, and support for women suffrage. He proposes land for returning soldiers, uses war debts to fund postwar programs, and seeks quick action on tax and trade measures while awaiting peace treaty details.

Washington Wiigan Paris Congress Patrick J. Habiligan House of Representatives Aongress United States Gourcea Qmild

World News in Brief From War Front and Markets

Forty five officers and 740 men of the eighty second division arrived at New York from Bordeaux via the Sierra. Poles launch front wide attacks as Kiev reports. General Robertson in Coblenz as Suwa Maru sails to Seattle with 8800 bales tea. Dewey Batley elected Denver mayor by 9309 votes. Italy blamed for Turkey landing noted in Paris. US officers at Cabiena caution civilians to avoid friction. Insurance bureau reorganizes with R A Cholmley Jones. Allies grant Germany a week to file notes. Naval seaplane NC 1 sinks. NC 3 being dismantled. Budapest reports executions of counter revolutionists. Trade quotes for flour, hay, cattle, hogs, and sheep listed.

New York Bordeaux Sierra Hiteat Kiev Sir William Robertson Germany Coblenz Yokohama Seattle Waal Dewey C. Batley Bafety and Excise Denver Augusto B Legnita Independent Party Vera Lima Paria United States Army of Occupation Paris United States Great Britain France Italy Turkey Cablena Charles Sumner Ward Hunter” Liggett Army of Occupation John Hines Third Corps London Interstate National Bank of Hegewisch Lawrence Cox Frank Zacharias Drohobycz Boryslaw Mokola Jow Galicia Warsaw Dniester Rozwadow War Rlak Insurance Bureau Washington R. A. Cholmley-Jones Azores Budapest Vienna Danuba

Freezone Promises Pain Free Corn Removal

A Chicago style travelogue advertises Freezone as a painless corn remover. It claims instant relief and effortless corn lifting with a tiny bottle sold by druggists. The copy praises a Cincinnati inventor behind the ether discovery and markets the product as gentle, cheap, and effective for hard and soft corns.

Cincinnati

Esau Sald Bobby Entertains Air Pilot in Parable

In a quirky Stray Stories vignette Bobby chats with an air pilot about biblical terms. Bobby cites a vicar's sermon on Esau selling his heir ship to his brother Jacob, sparking playful wordplay and misunderstanding.

Esau Bobby Jacob

Cuticura Promotes Soothing Hand Care Routine

A brief Cuticura advertises using Cuticura Soap for soaking hands, drying, and rubbing in Cuticura Ointment, with excess removed by tissue. It claims the trio covers all toilet needs and promotes hand comfort.

Fooling and fables shape German war debt talk

A congressman cites a Sheridan tale to illustrate wartime debt pressure. The joke centers on Gunter the confectioner and Hanson the ironmonger, who press for payment as Sheridan improvises a plan by presenting Gunter’s bill to conclude the dispute. The retelling underscores financial leverage in postwar indemnity discussions.

Sheridan Gunter Hanson London Harison

Old-Fashioned Parental Obedience Noted

A terse remark compares children to old-fashioned standards, noting their obedience. The speaker highlights traditional manners and compliance within a domestic setting. No further events or names are provided in the excerpt.

Sallie to Play As Silence Breaks In

An ominous exchange hints at Sallie about to perform, the speaker urging patience as a music moment approaches, suggesting an unfolding event or anticipation despite calm begins.

Sallie

Value of Canadian farm land trends in Dominion annual report

The annual report of the Qin bureau of statistics notes farm land values in Canada, with average values for improved and unimproved land. The average rose to 46 dollars in 1918, up from 44 in 1917, 41 in 1914, 40 in 1915, and 38 in 1914.

Qian Bureau of Statistics Dominion

Catarrh Cannot Be Cured by Local Applications

Fragmentary note states catarrh cannot be cured by local applications as the remedy failed to reach the affected area. No clear source or context provided.

Looked Like Labor Wasted at Orphanage

A boy from a dirty home joins an orphanage as workers scrub diligently. When the board plans a routine inspection, cleaning doubles. After the visit, the boy questions the need for continued scrubbing, expressing a wary pragmatism about order.

Monument Comical Handbag Placed Toward Berlin

A humorous wartime prop appeared on a Brussels monument depicting General Onutelde as Allied forces advanced last year. A handbag bearing the message To Berlin was left in the outstretched hand, drawing attention in the city.

Brussels Berlin

What killed your case in court likely short circuit

The line suggests the court case failed due to a short circuit in the legal argument, implying a fundamental flaw or breakdown in the proceedings that undermined the case.

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