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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1900
Page
10
A garbled ad-like fragment extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the standard blood purifier for strength of nerves and muscles, claiming vigorous blood and cures. The text repeats broken phrases about balance and resilience without clear context or full sentences.
A Chinese paper notes a native aged 40 who has married and divorced 35 wives and is now with the thirty sixth. The first marriage was at 18 and jealousy drives divorces via a sister’s persecution. Also mentions American fish for the Paris Fair and the spread of American fighting industries.
An advertisement claims constipation causes internal sewer like poisoning harming vital organs. It promotes Casearets Candy as a gentle natural laxative to cleanse the body, urging readers to buy and read a free booklet from Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago New York.
Naturalist B Seton Thompson discusses wolves cunning and their impact on livestock and shepherding. He recounts historical cases of wolves terrorizing Paris, a grizzly bear driving farmers out of business, and a New Mexico wolf killing cattle daily for years. The piece explains wolf tactics to isolate sheep, disrupt pack leaders, and how herding and trapping adapted to counter them.
A roving lecturer visits Pelzer a 7000‑populated town with no mayor, courts, police, or newspapers. The company‑run cotton mills employ 3000 workers, use electricity, operate schools for child workers, and ban alcohol and local gossip. The absence of negros and reporters, plus strict residency checks, shapes an unusual municipal life in this isolated citadel amid Southern cities.
A consular report notes a German colony in Brazil comprising about 300000 of 1508000 inhabitants in Parana and nearby areas. Germans largely live separately, do not intermarry or engage in national politics, and dominate financial and commercial spheres.
A rambling, fragmentary account outlines nursery needs for children in a large town, stressing art education from infancy and safe, well furnished spaces. It mentions pictures, carpets, a well-ventilated room, safe lighting, a comfortable sofa and rocking chair, decorative elements, and a calm morning routine, then digresses into unrelated anecdotes about theft and marriage.
A fragmentary column recalls Willian Thackeray and his reader Elis Criends, noting varied fans and a debate on literary edits. The piece includes brief anecdotes about Lord Clyve and toast humor, then shifts to advertisements and brief notices on deafness cures, reading aloud, and household remedies.
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