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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1912
Page
3
An assortment of old ads touts Foley Honey and Tar for children with coughs and bronchitis, claiming no opiates and healing properties. It also cites claims from Mrs J Kenirk and a Mr J Klopp endorsing various tonics and marital advice, with local shop listings and testimonials.
Police commissioner dismissed Moore, who testified he had only two hours sleep before duty at Deer Street station. He said he entered a tent near the station, sat briefly, and fell asleep until the sergeant found him. The article also includes medical ads urging Chamberlain’s tablets and liniment as remedies.
In the clipping of a mind, a reflection on Mrs Pope learns to guard thoughts to avoid trouble. She trims mental wings until conclusions become evasive and compromises absolve life to mere "tea" and the art of weathering things. From Martage by G. Wells in the American mega Dh.
A historical item notes a dramatic recovery from coughs and colds using Dr King’s New Discovery, with a 218 pound survivor boasting of ten bottles and a $1.00 price, plus an ad touting free bottle offers. It also mentions a pastor’s view on the father giving away the bride, contrasting potatoes and daughters. Detroit News.
A fragmentary clipping recounts a forgery of £20 found on a man in a crowd after a street altercation at a wine shop and blends into ads for medical remedies including Filey’s Honey and Par Compound, Meritol Liniment, and other products. It also lists road notices and official quotations from county authorities with varied names and locations.
Fragmentary text references experienced workers and moderate prices with claims of satisfactory results. Mentions products and conducted work but details are garbled and hard to interpret. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations are identifiable.
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