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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1901
Page
10
A fragment from Deirelt Journal where a mother notes her son Clifford asking if stars are holes in the sky to let rain through and grapples with worry over possible newspaper notoriety. The entry cites age, pedagogy authorities, and fears about public fascination with a minor.
Mrs Samuel G Dyer of this place writes a public letter describing years of heart pain and relief after taking Dodd's Kidney Pills. She reports sleep improved, health restored, and says she is entirely cured, attributing recovery to the pills. The letter highlights Mrs Byers case and calls attention to the remedies.
A long mild autumn with moderate rain yields grass that is said to be far more nutritious for cattle than spring grass. A Viennese seamstress earns only 15 cents for stitching 10 dozen Jam kerchiefs, paying for thread and light.
An 19th century farm section reports on an improved fruit tree sprayer for large orchards enabling two-row coverage with dual streams and a moving pressure tank, plus a horse-powered gearing system. It notes mixing fertilizers at home, cautions about acid handling, and lists varied farm topics from beaver dam land yields to horse color in markets and potato planting practices.
The text describes healing muds found in Sweden and on the Black Sea coast, in Landes in southern France, at St. Amand les Max in the north, and in Piedmont, with notes on their composition. It mentions that the mud is mixed with local mineral waters, forms a non sticky paste, and allows immersion from thirty minutes to five hours. It also references Siberian usage and includes a tangential note about Western Canada and other varied topics, reflecting a broad miscellany.
A vivid ad narrative describes severe nervous prostration from womb inflammation and female weakness. Readers are urged to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with testimonials from Adele Walliamborn of Atlanta and Mrs DrLa Kae reporting dramatic improvement and renewed health.
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