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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1917

Page

6

Elinor’s Jealous Triangle Strains Wollingham Home

In Wollingham a wealthy anarchist clan led by Hilary Kingston is toppled by his murder. Elinor becomes the object of Walter Huff’s fierce jealousy as Ward the Rev faces threats from Huff and ward rivals. Borodny’s arrest triggers a country club heist and a parish house fire sparks Elinor’s growing interest in Ward.

Elinor Walter Huff Synepels Hilary Kingston Hina Wollingham Kingston Huff, Boroday, Talbot and Lethbridge Hilary Ward Walter Luft Pany Borodny Huft

Ward and Elinor Face a Parish House Crisis

In the aftermath of a church fire and mounting tensions, Ward discusses a New York offer as Elinor wrestles with responsibility and love. Elinor opposes using funds to shield Ward, while a band of men debates strategy, risking deep rifts as Boroday’s fate and parish safety hang in the balance.

Crushed by Love and Duty at St Jude’s

Huff confronts Pil about her thoughts on a man at St Jude's. She admits reverence for his vision while fearing Ward on the ridge. Huff, torn by jealousy and despair, clings to a wave of passion yet stops short of a kiss, vowing to win her for himself.

Hinor Huff Tye Borodny St Jude's Ward

Women in the choir debate at Bryant dinner

At a Bryants dinner the assistant rector wards off feminist pressure. Mrs Bryant opposes women in church leadership while Ward, listening, moves through thoughts of the Chancel Society and Woman's Guild as the issue shifts around the choir.

Elinor Ward Chancel Society

Elinor Faces Growing Strain with Huff and Ward

Elinor finds her relations with Huff and Ward growing daily more difficult but her problem is solved suddenly in an unexpected manner, changing the course of events.

Elinor Huff and Ward

Love Continues to Hide Scars and Faults

A reflective piece notes love covers sins and hides blemishes in friends. It compares love to a painter who shows only a friend’s good side, praising virtues while burying weaknesses, framing mercy as nobly concealing faults rather than broadcasting them.

Ike Allence

A Wise Fish Blenny Eyes Distant Waters

A small fish named the blenny wishes to roam beyond its shoreward home. It tethers to driftwood and rides tides away, a lazy wiggle becoming a voyage. The blenny is part of a vast family with diverse sizes shapes and homes.

Ben

Food supply aid urged with pest control tips

In a wartime style plea readers are urged to reduce waste and curb rats to protect food reserves. The text advocates sealing garbage, blocking rat holes, and using Sigma Paste to exterminate rats and pests, noting a two ounce box can clear a house or barn. It also mentions mice cockroaches and waterbugs as targets.

A Feat In Itself. Love Confession Sparks Conversation

A fragmentary exchange reveals a moment of affection as one speaker declares love, while the other responds with a terse question. The dialogue spans a short, intimate interaction, suggesting a turning point in a personal relationship.

Catarrh Cure Ad and Anecdote Shared

An old advertisement touts a $100 reward for a catarrh cure by a medicine sold for decades. The copy cites testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. A nearby humorous note from a Boston Transcript item mentions a partner’s telephone calls about a feverish temperamental owner and customer speculation.

MALL F. J. Cheney & Co Loledo Ohio

Not a Lame One

A humorous exchange extols local modern improvements at Jim’s workplace and Tom’s, mentioning an up stairs avoiding excavator and a rheumatic tube as notable features. The banter highlights quirky amenities in small towns and the pride in new conveniences.

Jim Tom

Just His Way Brags About Being Upper Berth

Fragmentary dialogue notes reveal a character who boasts about minor privileges, mocking another’s lack of status and his own access to the upper compartment in a sleeping car. The exchange highlights social snobbery and class humor.

Teachers Demand 50 Percent Pay Rise in Louisiana

New Orleans school leaders and Louisiana educators press for a 50 percent salary boost. The movement highlights ongoing financial strains in the public teaching corps while urging state officials to prioritize education funding.

New Orleans Louisiana

St Pauls Playgrounds and Recreation Centers Expanded

St Pauls Playgrounds in St Pauls city maintain 14 public playgrounds and recreation centers. Essex, Conn, yards are building wirships for the Grst time in 100 yes. A man who has something to say always knows when he has said it then he shuts up. There are times when it is advisable to stew to a fools advice. That fellow Rastus Haubone seems to hunt for work with great pertinacity. T was surprised myself at his perseverance until I found he wanted it for his wife. A wise woman always lets herself get the worst of an argument with an egotist. Flow is it that it is easier to get a wife than it is to get a cook.

Ward Elinor Walter New York Elinoy Tom Oliner Boroday Walter Huff Talbot Huff Ennor Baden-Baden Ellnor Lethbridge Tie Gle Dinor Mr. Ward Baroday Rutherford Hilary Parson Tulary Old Hilary Tuff Tever Walter Hoff Bryant House Essex Conn Rastus Haubone

What He Learned From a Fractured Report Card

A boy Gerald returns a failing report card and, in a brief Indianapolis News item, his mother asks what he learned. He replies only that he learned how to be good, prompting a terse family moment. The clipped text also mentions a beauty posing as Minerva and a quip about a lorgnette.

Gerald Indianapolis News

Limited Credence in News from Official Channels

A brief quip notes skepticism about news from unspecified sources. The exchange jokes that information from Germany is untrustworthy, reflecting a period of heightened distrust and propaganda concerns.

Germany

Authorities Crack Down on Theater Ticket Speculation

A Mexico City town council ordered arrests for anyone caught speculating in theater tickets. In Minneapolis a plan emerges to convert garbag e by products into perfume at a new factory. The column also notes pocket picking as a controversial art and considers its dangers.

Mexico City Coutell Hia

The Golden Lion Quits in St Louis Alehouse Closure

The Golden Lion, a St Louis English alehouse nicknamed Te Golden Lion, closes after 88 years. The piece notes that some men pay dearly for good and bad habits, implying a reflection on expense and restraint in life.

Golden Lion St. Louis

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