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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1926
Page
1
Advertisement urges Americans to guard against kidney trouble from rich foods. It touts Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive, effervescent kidney cleanser made from grape and lemon acids with tartrate, claiming it clears acids, improves kidney function, and relieves bladder issues and related ailments.
Caleb and Baxter clash on a storm swept bridge as flood waters tear the structure apart. Baxter is dragged toward the torrent while Caleb clings for life then saves him. Betty Clinton summons Doctor Kennedy and pleads for care as Caleb awaits answers and possible reconciliation.
In Central Africa a single woman, Miss Tessie Williams, employed by the United Christ in Missionary Society, vaccinating 646 natives in one day. Her process involved a line of workers: one applying soap, another scraping skin, and a third supplying apparatus, all with no infections reported.
A concise remark discusses how knowledge and timber should be seasoned before use, reflecting on topics one has studied and listened to others about. The speaker emphasizes patience before applying learned material.
A two color bag for beginners features a black cloth trio of bears stitched on the edge with white highlights. Papa bear’s head tilts to the side as a panda handle, and the bear wagon acts as a coin purse fastened by a snap. Handles may be cloth folds or heavy braids.
A description notes many rag dolls such as Raggedy Anne and Skeeze crowding the market. Dolls are printed on cloth and ready for sewing, with removable outfits save for the shoes, and the clothes are made at home to suit buyers.
The piece describes simple methods to craft attractive telephone screens as gifts for men or women. It outlines materials such as Ogured cretonne and plain sateen, uses thick and thin cardboard foundations, and details hinging, gluing, and edging with lace or organdie for a finished look.
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