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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
6
A university senior recounts a blackout moment in the library reading room when a collision with an ex fiancé led to an awkward embrace in public. The incident drew attention as onlookers watched, transforming a private moment into a campus sensation. The piece concludes with a note explaining the origin of the term El Dorado and its meaning.
A biblical reflection on Romans 4 16 to 18 emphasizing faith against hope as the basis for grace and Abraham becoming the father of many nations. The passage underscores belief in what is not seen as essential to divine promises and to justification by faith.
A reader testimonial from Hastings Nebraska praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as beneficial for nausea and health improvement. The ad urges asking a local druggist, sending 10 cents for a trial package, or writing to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York for advice.
Treasury figures show October public debt rising by more than 265 million dollars due to a refunding loan of 500 million. Gross debt reached 23.077 billion on October 31, up from 22.812 billion in September, with ordinary receipts at 301 million and expenditures at 466 million for the month.
A deed of barter publicized by Oswego official A. R. Woodruff states Fulton teamster Frank R. Woodruff signed his wife over on July 18 1921 to Grover Conant for a Ford touring car and all related considerations including a tire, with bonds dropped on the wife.
The St. Louis and San Francisco passenger train departing St Louis at 8 05 P M was held up near Wittenburg Missouri by masked bandits. Two robbers were shot and killed by the train crew after stealing mail pouches.
Dr Harry A Garfield president of Williams College and former national fuel administrator spoke in North Adams on a interpreted living wage for unskilled workers He said the wage need only sustain the worker and that marriage should come only after improving to a skilled level.
New York reports early spring 1923 orders show department stores buying long skirts nearly touching the ground while current season styles sit four and a half inches above it. Treasury officials plan release of seized liquor ships following the Emerald case as precedent, with authorities to act on related seizures.
A circulated testimonial letter from Mrs Fan Rosenstein and others advocates Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for middle aged women facing hot flashes and nervous symptoms. It claims improvements in energy and ability to work, urging requests for the company’s free booklet. The letters note no side effects and praise the product as a health aid during menopause era.
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