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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1921
Page
6
A Chicago reader reports relief from a serious illness after using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with restoring health after four doctors suggested surgery. She praises the treatment, notes she remains well, and recommends it to others while describing domestic life and a mix of unrelated local chatter from the Wayside column.
Fargo North Dakota Post Adjutant Arthur Ft. Ool lak outlines an American Legion savings loan plan to aid thrift and the needy. Since January 1, 1621 the post has formed a Burglar Loan-like scheme with deposits exceeding 20,000 tied to state bonuses, paying semi-annual dividends to depositors who open savings accounts.
The Washington people hail William Jennings Coyle as a natural athlete and wartime hero who became lieutenant governor. A former University of Washington quarterback, baseball player, and hurdler, he later served as a reading clerk in the state legislature and earned the Distinguished Service Cross after being wounded in the Argonne. At 88, he balances farming tractors with public duties, and many expect him to become the youngest US governor after the next election.
The naval affairs committee of the American Legion will hold a conference in Chicago this fall to discuss problems of navy ex service men and related policies. Edward E. Spaflard of New York chairs the committee and will announce the date later. The panel notes the navy’s high tuberculosis rate among crew in sub chaser service and submarine units, and lists members including Benjamin Briscoe, Philander Briscoe, Claudiyy G Penditt, Fred A Tillmen and CG W Neville Jr, with ranks spanning from pennant commander to petty officer.
Reports from London say Irish peace talks broke down and adjourned to Monday after clashes over the future of Ulster. Meanwhile Soviet authorities in Moscow allowed manufacture of alcoholic beverages as part of a wider economic decision. Sylvia Pankhurst pressed for a massive demonstration by London communists in front of the British embassy. A bomb wounded Myron T Hertick, the American ambassador to France, and his valet at his Paris home. Loot of about 30 000 dollars was taken in a bandit raid on a Canadian Pacific express near Moosejaw Saskatchewan. President Obregon ordered railways to transport unemployed men in Mexico City. President Harding signed the U S Germany treaty ratification document in Washington. Three sections of New Orleans suffered fires destroying nearly a million dollars in property with no loss of life. A Confederate statue dedication occurred in Charlottesville. The Standard Oil of New Jersey announced a ten percent wage reduction. The Jackson State Savings Bank at Moquoketa closed as part of financial troubles. Turkish nationalists were defeated in Asia Minor. German exports and imports rose in July versus June. Frank Groth killed his wife and himself near Michigan City after a divorce dispute. A grenade similar to the one delaying Ambassador Herrick exploded in Paris, wounding two police. Firing in Belfast wounded two, including a young girl. Brazil prepared for a national exposition, and William H H Fuller became chief counsel of the Federal Trade Commission. A Vancouver Express bandit looted a moving train near Swift Current. Chicago officials faced labor pressure at a statewide convention. A 6,000-strong mob stormed Brest demanding justice for Sacco and Vanzetti, then dispersed.
A youth of about 20 flaunts a pistol to stop a moving car and robs Stanley Nelson, a messenger for Calumet Trust and Savings Bank, of a $6,000 payroll. The assailant fled in a waiting automobile amid robbery chaos. details include fragmented commodity and cattle price listings following the incident.
Over 400 Farm Bureau members attended the Third Congressional district conference in Marshalltown. Gary Gaston Nelson of Ewart filed for bankruptcy in federal court detailing debts of 10 922.40 and assets of 2020. Burglars stole 3000 in clothing from Madsen store at Kimballton. Ten thousand fish to be released in Corydon reservoir by estate game wardens. Oelwein plans to hire men for public works. Alan A. Nichols to teach at USC. Mayor O V Middleton of Coln Rapids drowned while repairing tank doors. The last of the Wimer family dies near Lamoni. Printing contracts opened by state printing board. Public sale near Clut ter sells forty two Short Horn cattle. average 190. Dee Thompson, 7, dies near Anderson after a firearms accident. Pocahontas Farm Bureau votes to boycott noncompliant farmers over corn husking price. Mrs. Rosis Vezmar jailed for forgery. efforts to release on own recognizance. Roy Haslip killed by electric shock in Decorah. Attorney Brate Wringer’s client acquitted. Wringer’s overcoat valued at 2400 remains.
A column reflects on changing roles for young women, noting historic limits on women's public presence and escort requirements. It cites Karlleen Norris in McCall's and observes shifts in dining, travel, work, and independence, suggesting the era moves toward self guidance without constant guardianship.
An old advertisement urges retiring gently rub down with Cuticura Ointment for itching scalp and skin irritation, followed by cutting a morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It promises clear skin and soft white hands as daily toilet preparations.
Advertisement copy markets a patent salve claiming instant relief for burning itching and skin disease. Describes usage at Inysure with boastful notes about quick healing and absence of scarring, attributed to J. le Co. product line.
A brief Courier-Journal note suggests requesting a business interview following a train trip and luncheon. It mentions the subject being in better spirits at times but acknowledges occasional indigestion.
A fragmentary report notes claims about cannibal women in New Guinea, describing their appearance and cultural practices in terse, non-graphic terms found in the readable portion of the source.
Testimonial from Mrs Harry of Fisher Street praising Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription for nervousness and run down condition. She reports one bottle improved her health and plans to continue until strength returns. The ad claims it has made many women happy and urges readers to get it from a drugstore in tablet or liquid form.
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