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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1901

Page

8

Swedish Bishop of Visby and Nordic nobility compared to King Oscar

The article surveys the bishop of Visby as a premier example of state and church knowledge, likening him to King Oscar in demeanor and influence. It notes noble Von Scheele ancestry, the bishop’s role as adviser to the king, and parallels in appearance and presentation, while also touching on Swedish dining customs and Leif Erikson statue coverage in Chicago press.

Ted Wisby Auguste Ann Lutheran Church of Swenden Wes House of Nobles Sweden Visby Congress of Religions Stockholm Bat von Scheele Germany Oscar Malmo Leif Erikson Tudelng Humboldt Park Chicago America Chicago Chronicle Teeland Greenland Iceland Norway John Fiske

Denmark Surges as Hog Industry Drives Danish Exports

Danish hog production and exports have surged as Germany and the UK halt live hog imports. Slaughterhouses expanded, led by cooperative plants, turning Denmark into a major pork exporter with bacon and ham rising from 9.12 million Danish pounds in 1878 to 129.7 million pounds by 1908, with value up to 47.8 million kroner.

Dntu Denmark United States Renda Treasury Bureau of Statistics Germany United Kingdom

Leprosy in Denmark and Nordic Health Notes

A United States report links leprosy in Denmark to local conditions with six cases, four from Copenhagen, while Iceland’s Laugarnes hospital records 81 patients in 1900, 18 deaths and 2 recoveries. Norwegian tax statistics place Norway’s taxable property at 2,097,800,739 kroner, Christiania as the richest city, and Rev. Andrew H. Lange of the Scandinavian Seamen's Mission in San Francisco dies October 7.

United States Victor E. Net Bergen Norway United States Marine Horital Service Denmark Fron Copenhagen Iceland Laugarnoes Hospital Odd Fellows' Order Armareur Hanson Beren Nuewnuy Chriatlarpa Christiania Krondhjem Drammen Stogginiser Askeryhus Finmarken Andrew H. Lange San Francisco

Norway's New Budget Sparks War Talk and Harmony Hope

Norway's forthcoming fiscal plan estimates income at 102.5 million kroner and expenses at 100.8 million. The ordinary military budget is 14 million with 3.5 million for extraordinary needs, plus 1.18 million for harbor defenses and other fortifications. Many fear war, but observers note improving Norway Sweden ties and a shared goal of harmony.

Norway Christiania Christianssand Bergen Sweden

Scandinavians in Montreal and Ottawa organize aid efforts

The report notes Scandinavians in Montreal and Ottawa planning an adaptation drive for benevolent purposes, mentions the Danish cruiser Valkyrien heading for New York via Madeira, and records various biographical notes including Stuart Nielsen’s birthday and Danish residents with long lifespans. It also covers cultural clubs in Chicago, the Wennerberg chorus, and a British Medical Journal sketch of Dr. G M A Hanson, renowned for leprosy research.

Montreal Ottawa Valkyrien America Madeira West Indies New York Stuart ‘Nielsen Storthing Tle Fredrikstad Norway Quebec Dailast Anne Wahlberg Naassloyd School Sweden Gusif Larson Bostion Santiago Cuba Cuban Orphan Society Floyd Maren Moller Denmark Karen Jensen Wddow Widay Knudsen Odense Hospital Swedish Glee Club Svithfod Club Chicago Minneapolis Wennerberg Memorial Chorus of AAR G. M.A. Hanson H. P. Lee Hanson Bargen Iproay

Deafness Cure Folklore Promoted By Patent Remedies

Fragmented ad like text extols various tonics and tonics claiming to cure deafness and catarrh. Mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and Ball's Family Pills, with unrelated bits about poems and foods. reflects misread OCR and scattered product pitches from a late 19th or early 20th century page.

Hall Souendy & CO Taloda Ball

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