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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1895
Page
2
The piece contrasts abundance with poverty in a Thanksgiving frame. It recalls the Minot Standish mythic thread, cites Longfellow, and laments hunger amid luxury. It pleads for charity, condemning drunkenness and crime while urging worshipful gratitude and humane aid.
Fragmented garbled text cites French writer Munaon Jown Taurnal Zola advocating extreme rentism and utopian marriage ideals. It rails against wealthier classes, praises yeomanry and historic leaders, and questions social equality while lamenting modern female sexuality and consumerism.
To-Day, Ty speaks on Thanksgiving as a long history of worship and gratitude. The piece asserts forefathers appointed a day of thanks to God and urges readers to remember the reason for the holiday with reverent, patriotic tone.
Albert Uyech's Camions announces exclusive rights to republish Albert Lyuel's famous painting The Godmother. The work, praised by the Fronel art era, will be shown to unveil Mr Lynch's portrait of a woman. Original owned by Mrs Alfred C Afrrvlaon.
Local notice claims Shiloh's Cure-Foy cures consumption asthma coughs colds and croup daily through W H H Fipke. Patient testimonials allege persistent health improvements and life saving effects.
A garbled account describes a revolutionary ENS Intihads plan for cheap mass transport from the West to New York. It envisions a continuous, forceful carriage system using simple, inexpensive poles and pulsing devices, claimed to move more per day than a quadrail line, with low costs and easy construction highlighted despite unclear details.
Mrs John Blanton seeks skilled work in carpet weaving and design. Interested parties may contact her at her home for details on artistic and satisfactory management opportunities.
An old reader notice describes rapid rail connections from Sioux City to southern destinations via a chain of stations, with mention of Pullman sleeping cars, tourist services, and special excursion trains to Los Angeles and New Orleans. It lists multiple dates and routes, suggests contacting agents for fares and schedules, and ends with an unrelated medicinal advertisement for Tabules and cough relief.
A garbled notices page touts various goods and cures for sale by We U. Finke and John Palh, claiming the most complete assortment in Elgin. The phonetic and misspelled lines advertise medical cures and cheap merchandise, urging shoppers not to be deceived and to seek quality selections.
A garbled note hints at a medical or health remedy claimed by Kapris Clover Toot and involving Cayetlpattony. The fragment mentions a supposed pleasant cure and a person named Tew iva pleaaant cure for Cayetlpattony, with references to WP Flake ud.
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