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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
6
Nations colored warships to suit doctrine and climate. The United States favors black hulls with white upperworks and yellow fanlery, while German ships use gray in peace and khaki for war dress. France tends to black hulls with gray masts, and Russia uses black hulls with yellow funnels. Turkish ships show red funnels and dirt-streaked coats.
On the first and third Tuesdays of June July and August the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad offers Homeseekers excursion tickets to many southern and western states for one fare plus $2.00 round trip. Tickets usable fifteen days outbound and twenty-one days return with stops in Homeseekers Territory. A new wide vestibulated train runs daily Chicago to Fort Worth with through sleeping cars and free declining chair cars.
An old advertisement for Alien's foot powder claims it eases tight or new shoes and cures corns bunions and sweaty swollen feet. Available at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. Free sample offered by Allen 8 Olmsted LeRoy N Y.
A vintage ad touts Mrs Winslow's soothing remedy for teething pain and gum inflammation claiming wind colic relief. It promotes a two ounce bottle and markets the product with child health benefits and soothing claims. It also mentions Venezuela's mineral resources including copper iron and gold.
In a crowded seaside scene a boat crew led by Miles Small braved rough seas to rescue three drowning bathers. A tense vigil builds as Esme Brabazon pleads Miles to return, while the crowd weighs the risk and Miles earns wary admiration for his sea voyage.
A garbled report from Vrance describes conscripts rejected as physically incapable of service. Eyelist athletes faced expulsions due to epileptrophy and heat diseases, with speculation on military cycling use. The piece cites New York World and a cotton commerce anecdote from Liver.
An account recounts polite southern conduct as eight gentlemen escort a woman and her companion through dark streets to a boarding house near the opera, initiating a cautious parade of helpers before the home. The scene ends with gratitude from all.
Tuckerman's Ravine in the White Mountains of New Hampshire is a notable gulf on Mount Washington. Each year a snow cave remains until late August, honoring Edward Tuckerman, the explorer who discovered the feature.
A Cleveland dealer quips about Stimson as a keen man noting his habit of spending loose change before reaching home. The remark highlights his aversion to keeping money in his pockets and his tendency to use funds promptly.
A jumble of quotations from the Indianapolis Journal and Chicago Record highlights a claim of freedom from pain after six years of nesene suffering. Mrs Archie Young of West Superior Wisconsin praises Drops Savile as the best remedy, recounting dramatic relief, regained sleep, appetite and color.
Tibby McNeill Libby Housekeepers praise Libby meats from Chicago as ready to serve or quickly prepared. An ad notes Libby specials and a free booklet Now to Make Good Things to Eats. A rail cost figure claims railways spend 550 million weekly worldwide.
Visitors to the National Democratic Convention in Kansas City on July 4th are advised to leave names for sleeping car accommodations at Northwestern office in the Security Bank building Sioux City Iowa. Round trip railroad fare is 8.70. Signed by H.C. Cxegvsxy, General Agent. Also includes dated testimonials and quotes from Wm. Endatey and Mata.
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