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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1921

Page

6

A Man for the Ages in New Salem and Lincoln’s Circle

Fragmented account follows the Traylora and Feo family traveling to New Salem Illinois. They meet Abraham Lincoln and others as tensions rise with Armstrong and McNell. Harry aids two slaves while Bim amid a landscape of affection and danger unfolds.

Pala Gamson Trey Love Ganasaya Batsey Ergennes Sangamon Biinain AL Ag John Sa Fell Barah Harry Neadlea Traylora New Salem Ilinois Abe Jancoln Dack Kelso Bim Samson Talaeshi Lincoln Armstro Harry McNell Avinir

Eliphalet Biggs and Bim Kelso Tale of Love in Illinois

In a frontier tale set around Rutledge tavern and Offut's store, Eliphalet Biggs from St Louis woos Bim Kelso, wins her heart with kindness and a future promise, while Abe and Kelso weigh danger in slavery era tensions and small town loyalties. Samson Traylor aids fugitives, and Ann Rutledge witnesses budding romance amid perilous times.

St.18 Grover Varely Brimstead Samson Traylor Vermont Liph Biggs Rameon New Salem New America Samson Mr. Biggs Biggs Samaah Doctor Allen Offat Aba Abe James Rutledge Rutledge Hyo- Land Hopedale Kentucky Ann Rutledge Jack Kelso Bim Mr. Kelso Ann Kim Bho Tucker Elm Lfe Henry Kelso Kel- 80 Cervantes Eliphalet Biggs Ann Ther Jack Kelgo Offut Zane Traylor Kelgo Chen St Louis Glne Tiphatet Bigga Graham

Vanishing Indian Language Diversity Dims in California

The Pacific coast languages face rapid extinction with many dialects known to only a handful of speakers. Each year witnesses a dialect dying with the last speaker. Efforts aim to record these tongues to illuminate ancient Pacific history, noted by Suo and the New York Herald.

America California Pacific Coast Suo New York Herald

Modernity and the Old Masters in a Boston Tram Script

A fragmentary glimpse at a Boston tram script where old masters are mocked as outdated. The text juxtaposes modernity with revered painting names, noting language play and nostalgic tone.

Newrich Boston

Princeton Wit Scott Fitzgerald Responds At Army Meeting

The piece notes Scott Fitzgerald, the bright young novelist, as a witty figure at Princeton during a military meeting. A Salvationist speaker vows nonviolence, and a student playfully questions a kiss on the cheek with a sharp quip about reciprocity.

Scott Fitzgerald Princeton Gayly

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It

Advert reads that kidney trouble is common and often undetected. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as effective relief, citing a life insurer's interview about undiagnosed kidney issues causing insurance declines. Offers sample bottle for ten cents and sale at drug stores.

Kilmer

Dreadful Pictures Prompt Old Inquisition Troll Tale

A dentist in a psychology vignette explains that grim pictures illustrating torture from the Spanish Inquisition would not feel out of place in a waiting room. After patients view past suffering, a tooth filing seems trivial by comparison.

Dendat

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Restores Hearing Function

Catarrhal deafness is caused by inflammation of the mucous lining and the Eustachian tube. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a constitutional remedy that acts through the blood to reduce inflammation and restore normal hearing. Distributed by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.

Hall

Enlightening Willie Pad Your Mother and Sister Line

A San Francisco Chronicle excerpt features a jokey exchanges about a padded cell with Willie and Pa, the father warning and teasing about family as a metaphor for confinement. The dialogue portrays a ribald, darkly comic edge in a newspaper humor context.

Willie San Francisco Chronicle

There You Are Blues Dialogue in a Fractured Exchange

A clipped exchange reveals a struggle for happiness between two speakers. The lines hint at emotional tension and miscommunication, with a stray reference to male fame and a curious aside about shark meat used as canned human food.

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