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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1915
Page
6
A Kearney Democrat item notes a local businessman's death linked to not advertising enough, quoting a native remark about a fatal weak point. The passage shifts to public notices on cold remedies, praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy through a Ohio testimonial claiming rapid relief from severe cold and cough.
Potatoes ready for geed or table use on track in Dolliver this week at 10 par boaches from car. Northern grown stock. Mrs Filmer Hatch of Peru Indiana praises Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatism relief in minutes. A R Butler family moves to Ceylon Minnesota with Mr Kutler in charge of local National Bank. Conductor Win Davey of Watertown visited Estherville Friday between trains.
An early stage cold warning with Dr King's New Discovery touted as the remedy. Testimonial from Mrs David Moore of Saginaw Ala claims quick relief after long coughs. The ad notes pleasant taste for children and offers 4 cents postage for a bottle and mentions Dr King's New Life Pills as a laxative. Gene Kriebs returns from Worthington visit.
Henry Sydnor Harrison, American novelist known for Queed and Angela's Business, has begun duty as an automobile ambulance driver for the American hospital in Paris. He traveled from New York two months ago seeking front lines, cramming French and motorcar training before arriving in Paris with diploma in hand. Harrison, born 1880 in Sewanee, Tennessee, has written many short stories for periodicals.
Secretary of War Garrison shows willingness to aid a ten year old Irish boy in Dublin who wants to become a cowboy. He seeks ranch offers and would forward responses to the lad, who wrote asking to join a cowboy ranch and work hard at cattle driving. Garrison notes the boy’s name and address were withheld. a suggestion was made to refer the matter to Colonel Roosevelt for potential placement.
Revenue Department letters ask for relaxation of strict anti drug laws as supply lines fail. Sufferers from across the country pen pathetic appeals to the commissioner, whose duty is to enforce the law, with some letters authored by prominent individuals.
Philadelphia report quotes Doctor Isabel Maddison recording dean of Bryn Mawr College stating that more than 60 percent of graduates who left the institution fifteen years ago are now married. She notes the figure as a fine average and adds context comparing to noncollegiate women.
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