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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
8
The readable text records a fragmentary account of fainting after taking bottles of a remedy. It mentions a person noting improved condition after the first bottles, then a fainting spell and a reference to a hotel and a woman whose actions are hinted at but not clear.
A brief dialogue fragment records a man explaining a night with Miss Kalzon cost him all his money, stating he had only half dollars left and that was all he had to show for the outing.
A three story astronomical hall topped by a large dome will display constellations of the sky at the American Museum of Natural History.
A resident of Le Roy Michigan describes chronic pain and fatigue, detailing sleepless nights and loss of appetite. After seeking advice, the man reports improvement with Golden Medical Discovery tablets and notes his weight gain and renewed strength following treatment.
Francis Marion Wray, elected commander of the Virginia American Legion, served as first lieutenant after training at Fort Myer. He fought in St Mihiel and Meuse Argonne with the Third Division, earned a captaincy and two gallantry citations, then joined the Army of Occupation before returning to UVA for law.
National headquarters at Indianapolis announced that the Minnesota Department of the American Legion became the first to remit 1926 national dues. James F. Barton reported a Minnesota check totaling 1580 dollars for 95 Lindstrom Post 83 members and 63 members of Carol Potter Post 135 Hector. The Minnesota officials expressed pride in being first, while Minnesota had earlier led 1925 dues.
Father Paul Renfela of Vernal Utah leads a movement urging American Legion members crowded in urban areas to relocate to the Uintah basin in northeastern Utah. He says the 600000 acre region offers grazing and farming land plus ample trout fishing and aims to acquaint veterans with open space homesteading opportunities.
Horizontal and vertical clues guide solving a crossword with numbered definitions. Fill dictionary words only, preserve proper names, and use letters from white cells between black squares. Each definition links to a word placed across or down, forming a complete puzzle once all letters align.
A 1934 Western Newapa column shares simple party ideas and recipes. It lists a doughnut recipe with sour milk and nutmeg, peanut candy steps, and chicken and spinach soup. It also offers practical home hints for easiness and comfort, including bed setup, foot care, adhesive dressings, and stain removal tips.
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