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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1901
Page
2
Delicate pieces showcased from Haviland and Elite reveal refined French china designs. Collectors note graceful profiles, rich underglaze patterns, and availability across boutique outlets.
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills curing constipation biliousness sick headache fevers and bowel liver kidney troubles posture claims they purge poisons from clogged bowels. A separate testimonial tells of Mrs I B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin saved from stomach trouble and yellow jaundice by Electric Bitters. the product is advertised as a wonderful stomach liver and kidney remedy with a 50 cent guarantee at Williams and Anderson.
J A Jones recovers from quinsy a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Dick Gates III Estherville Furniture Co to occupy Bartlett block Jan 11. bank room changes and tax notices loom. Cedar Rapids promotions and a Percy Pullowider grocery ad mix with streetlight revival and police city ordinances.
Practical guidance on cleaning and polishing items using bricklead soap potato juice and borax. Advice covers window splashes leather care tea pot cleaning and preserving delicate embroidery colors. Food notes include beef lamb mutton and veal preparation and a tip to prevent mustiness in teapots. Also suggests repurposing old boot tops into iron holders.
Practical home care tips cover removing tea stains with whiting and blueing white china to preventing iron sticking with a knife board. Clean tarnished gold and silver with blotting paper, dry towels thoroughly, and air linen to prevent oidium mold. Use cold water for stubborn stains, ease drawers with soap, and refresh gowns with emery paper and silk. Renovate veils by steaming and rolling them on a pin.
A collection of aphoristic lines on human nature and social behavior from a Chicago Daily Bows era column. It contrasts debt and duty with vanity and self interest, noting risks in engagements, betting, and fame tied to press favoritism.
A kaleidoscope of light humor from old papers. Edith declares deep mutual affection with Fred amid golf rounds and sparring, while a Mormon Bishop jokes about choosing a non superstitious bride. A streetcar altercation and a young author’s play prompts entertainments from badge lines to ticket speculator quips.
Somerville Journal notes etiquette on addressing letters to women. It states that a stenographer should begin a letter with Dear Madam to any woman, regardless of marriage status. The item records a printer’s or publisher’s stance on formal salutations.
Jatin Sutton, pastor, conducts services in the court house on the third Sundays of each month and at the newton on the date. Cottage prayer meetings are held every Wednesday evening at 7 30.
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