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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1933
Page
3
Clermont visitors and visits to Clarence Grover and Gordon homes are listed along with returns from Delware to Illinois. Cedar Rapids residents and others plan long visits. plane trips to St Paul and northern Minnesota are noted. Town families move houses, with Larson and Rafferty households reshuffled. A Roosevelt Navy post briefing ends with a reflective adage about radio.
Advice on preventing colds soup and chicken pox in flocks. Six management tips include culling unthrifty birds, avoiding overcrowding, proper ventilation, sunlight, green feed, and thorough cleaning. Emphasizes eliminating drafts and dust to reduce respiratory troubles this fall.
In Carmi Illinois a Democrat Tribune editorial urges residents to replace gloom with optimism. It criticizes widespread alarmism and calls for more people who will point with pride and work toward a hopeful future.
Practical tips for building varied salads from icebox staples. Tips include using prepared dressings, combining prunes with cottage cheese, and enhancing dressings with items like green and red pepper, onion, parsley, and celery. Suggestions cover substitutions and storage, plus hints for peppered, shrimp, and egg dressings.
In a moonlit chase at Smiling Pool, Hooty the Owl grabs Jerry Muskrat with torn coat but cannot hold him. Jerry dives for water, escapes the fatal grip as claws tear free, and survives the peril as Hooty flies toward the Green Forest.
Mrs. J. A. Way, wife of a Exline merchant, was hurt but not seriously in a car crash and spent a short time in county-seat hospital. In that brief stay she logged over 700 visitors checking on her condition, underscoring small towns' strong communal care.
An irate subscriber confronts the editor over why his wife's sister's cousin didn't receive a local notice. The editor defends human limits, noting editors cannot catch every personal item and rely on readers to report late arrivals and simultaneous events.
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