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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1909
Page
2
The item appears as a fragment noting the Vindicator and Republican groups in a local region, possibly referencing a newspaper or political entity. Readable context is limited, lacking clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a fuller card.
A Washington banquet honored Secretary of State Knox and the international bureau of American republics board. Twenty one tables bore country names with globe centerpieces lit in national colors as speeches praised closer ties among the republics. Knox, Nabuco, Sherman, Cannon, Root, and ministers Costa Rica and Argentina spoke.
In San Francisco three months into the Calhoun Billbe case Patrick Calhoun, head of United Railway, moves toward final testimony. Ferdinand Nichols, ex supervisor, to answer first question after prosecution outlines its theory. Judge Lawlor, former sergeant, swears in the fourteenth juror amid courtroom tension.
A federal jury in Covington Kentucky found in favor of plaintiff Henderson a former tobacco merchant of Augusta against fourteen Bracken County residents. The jury awarded $250 damages in a case filed for alleged assault during the night rider troubles in Augusta.
Defendants Lines B Cooper and Robin J Cooper seek a new trial before Judge W O Hart after their murder conviction of Senator Wo fe Cummack. Forty six distinct reasons, including exemptions to the judge's jury charge, are presented as grounds for relief and for entering a mistrial on March 19 due to an incomplete jury report.
Sioux City livestock quotations list top hogs at 7.05 and top cows at 6.60. Also noted is lack of news on French aeronaut Bellamy after the balloon ascent at the Sryetgi palace in London three days earlier.
A Reading area train wreck occurred Thursday evening injuring several and killing two people. Police and rescue crews responded to the scene as investigators began work on the derailed and overturned train near the station.
A contemporary Sherlock notes a wife’s long absence and lingering dishes as clues. An assistant asks how he knows, and the detective cites ninety dishes, three per day for thirty days, to infer the ongoing bachelor condition. An advertisement touts Doan’s Kidney Pills with a testimonial of restored health.
The piece cites the Chicago Tribune and promotes Sloan's Liniment as a cure for sore throats and related illnesses. It includes patient testimonials from Albert Wy Price of Fredonia Kansas and Te HM Hurst of Coatesville Die, claiming rapid relief from throat pain, coughing, hay fever, and other respiratory symptoms. The ad-like text emphasizes external application and antiseptic gargling, aligning with early 20th century remedy advertisements.
An observer in the crowd jokes about waiting for Montgomery Ward to serve an injunction on him while a preacher calls out about Gabriel’s trumpet. The scene captures a tense urban moment in Chicago with street chatter and legal bravado.
Mercury based catarrh ointments risk neurological damage and should only be used on prescription from reputable physicians. Do not trust unverified cures. rely on established remedies from physicians and pharmacists. Kemp's Balsam promises quick cough relief in minutes, available at druggists and dealers.
An old advertisement promotes a supposed dental pain cure claiming to ease ache swelling and soreness. It touts quick relief and urges readers to contact a mail order address in Le Roy New York for a sample. The faulty copy lists several health claims and product features in a provocative, spellings-mangled style.
Fragmentary text from a page mentions Keuter floors and buying roles or meat products. It reads like a jumbled dialogue about who should provide or process goods, with disjointed phrases and spelling errors. No clear event, person, or organization can be reliably identified.
A stranded chapter continues on a cliff side encounter between the narrator and Barbara Graham. Felix Selden and Barbara discuss a sunset promise, then carry a risky climb across the causeway to shore. On the way, a sunburned stranger, Rodney Islip, seeks shelter, sharing views on Wall Street and Etienne.
Berlin reports that a motorman received a one month sentence for a railway accident blamed on criminal negligence. The New York Times correspondent notes the case reflects a broad German approach demanding full accountability for all railway incidents, with strict investigations and penalties regardless of ownership.
An old farmer questions why his dictionary lacks an appendix. A smooth talking book agent insists every state dictionary has the appendix removed, persuading the farmer to buy the large book.
A collage of items notes bar laws and dead letters, a free remedy offer from Howard Bros. of Buffalo, and brief mentions of Pettivis Eye Salve and Mrs Winslow s Syrup. It recalls a troubled effort to fund and place a bronze statue for the late BF KE in Herkimer New York and highlights a Treasury figure nicknamed Wateredog.
A campaign apeltbinder concluded his remarks by shaking a listener’s hand and thanking him for his steadfast attendance at every meeting since the campaign began. The citizen vows to attend all remaining speeches, even if it proves exhausting.
A Wales woman recalls suffering stomach and heart trouble worsened by coffee. She quit coffee for Postum, followed directions, and gradually improved, finally regaining appetite and strength. She urges others to try a 10 day Postum trial as a healthier substitute.
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