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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
3
Musterole offers relief for colds using mustard oil and simple ingredients. Apply the ointment to chest or throat for a soothing cooling sensation. Promoted as an effective plaster substitute with blistering properties, it aims to ease nasal congestion and discomfort.
Claiming fast relief from acute or chronic indigestion gastritis, the advertisement promotes Mentha Pepalt as a superior remedy. It promises a money back guarantee if no improvement and urges readers to buy a bottle today despite sensational claims of dramatic symptom relief.
A critic argues that newspapers should not publish editorials on topics they lack credible expertise. He mocks fear of error over sensitive subjects, noting absurd cautions about discussing beliefs or trends without firsthand knowledge. The piece hints at limits of journalistic bravado and the peril of needless self-censorship.
Mrs Roy Griffey of 1225 W Tay shares her experience after suffering from head and back pains dizziness and nervousness. She tried various remedies before Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription, noting one bottle helped and two more completed her recovery, leaving her feeling like a different woman.
Upton Sinclair spoke on truth-telling at a Pasadena picnic, noting modernists expose beliefs yet recall long lies from the pulpit. A hack writer and unnamed interlocutor debate honesty and fabrication, with riferences to writers and odd quotes.
The Reverend Theodosius and a female accomplice meticulously prepare a deadly plan to poison a man identified as Number 13. He mixes liquids, poisons a chair, conceals the evidence, and contemplates a toxic internal dose while recounting tales of poisons and a dangerous Naples discussion. Number 13 arrives as a courier brings further instructions.
In a tense Ritz room, a clergyman Theo and his ward Janet plot a deadly ruse involving diamonds and a staged arrest. Drummond, under a drugged haze, suspects danger as the plan hinges on a telephone warning and a fake confrontation. The scene ends with Drummond drugged and bound, a cliffhanger for a continuation.
An annual banquet honors high quality oratory as Charles Dickens, in the final year of his life, delivers a renowned speech on death and machines. A Geathiike stilineas brings silence and tears to the great room while Dickens speaks, and the audience rises at the end, with no further speech delivered.
A householder describes a parrot shaped inscription hung in the kitchen. Made from crepe paper on a cardboard backing it stands as a memory aid for jotting grocery needs and other home details.
A description of the old technique of hooked rug making, noting rags seared or braided through a burlap foundation to form a patterned rug.
grotesque and merry sprites invade milady's boudoir amusing all who enter. they fashion of wire short lengths of yarn and bite of cloth. some stand guard over small boxes that may contain beauty secrets. others hang like a figure resembling a turk beside two weird creatures pictured.
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