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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1926
Page
1
A traveler recovering from indigestion gas and fatigue reports Tanlac improved appetite energy and strength after using this nature made tonic. The testimonial from East Moline says the remedy rebuilt stamina and eliminated lingering tiredness, with sales of over 40 cases.
An auto dealer offers a compact paint sprayer about fountain pen size with a pot of special paint for on the spot touchups. Air pressure is created by blowing through a tube connected to the sprayer. The prep coats metals and may also be used on fabrics and leather to keep a car body looking new.
A Montreal Family Herald snippet shows a prisoner addressing the judge and implying concern that the young cap of a lawyer assigned to him might defend an innocent man. The exchange reflects themes of fairness and legal representation.
A garbled excerpt from the Detroit News presents a remark about a solemn referendum and a comment on art. It includes a quote on perception breaking the spell of art and notes on prejudices versus convotions and opinions, with unclear attribution.
Edward W. Pickard reports a catastrophic hurricane sweeping from Miami through Dade County toward Pensacola and Mobile. Deaths total hundreds, injuries exceed six thousand, and property losses reach about 200 million dollars. Miami Beach hotels damaged, homes destroyed, and thousands made homeless while relief efforts mobilize nationwide.
A fragmented exchange includes Gillia approving marriage by proxy if the husband remains bound. The quip echoes a cautious warning about hastiness and misjudgment, reflecting the era’s social humor in a Philadelphia Record style.
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