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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1916

Page

4

Candidacy Announced for Multiple Local GOP Races

A slate of Republican filings appears with Grove Allen announcing for State Representative in Finiet County. The notices urge primary voters to support Allen and other listed candidates including county treasurer, clerk of courts, and sheriff, all subject to the party primary decisions, with Town and district designations implied.

Aith Snbiatrict Terete Finiet County Sibjert Grove Allen Emmet Pune

Should Not Feel Discouraged By Chamberlain’s Tablets

An advertisement asserts Chamberlain’s Tablets aid digestion and constipation by strengthening the stomach without pepsin or digestive ferment. Sold by Jay Johnston and Lon Smith. Also includes Napoleon Bonaparte on the impact of a well composed song and a moral work.

Jay Johnston Lon Smith Napoleon

Maud Higglewumps Host Grand Coming Out Party

The Boston Transcript notes a second coming out for Maud organized by the Higglewumps on the tenth. The chatter recalls a prior debut three seasons ago and jokes about increased wealth and changes in style since then.

Maud Boston Transcript

Easter Greeting From Lewis Carroll Letter

A scrambled OCR reads like a Lewis Carroll Easter greeting printed on a small sheet. The text discusses innocence, childhood, faith, and Easter themes, presenting as a warm, fictional letter from Carroll to children, mentioning nature, spring, and spiritual reflection.

Reasonable Doubt and Easter Eggs in a Modern Riddle

A quirky piece riffs on love and motive, asking if affection is sincere or driven by payment and gifts. It blends wordplay about money, commerce, and holiday eggs to probe relationships.

Easter Processions Across Cuba and Central America Show Sacred Pageantry

Crowds in plazas watch life sized wax images of Jesus borne from cathedrals on ornate platforms. A blue Mary Magdalene and a gold painted Virgin Mary join in a ritual encounter before parading back, as acolytes, priests, bands, and flags accompany the procession to begin Easter services amid salutes and silence.

Cuba Central America Jesus Mary Magdalene Ling

Tokens of Spring in the Farmer’s Field

The piece speaks of the husbandman as the world’s provider, tying households into one family through agriculture. It notes the first spring flora like Hepaticas and Blood Roots, and suggests that spring’s arrival inspires and sustains crops if planted, with winter’s hardships behind.

Easter Thought Reflects on Charity and Tolerance

A brief devotional item presents a prayer-like meditation urging charity and freedom from malice, intolerance, and hatred. Authorship is unclear, attributed to Joby T. McCutcheon, labeled as a Sunday reflection fragment. The tone is solemn and moral, aiming to inspire temperance and kindness.

Joby T. McCutcheon The Sunda Qago Tribung

Value of Collective Opinion in Moral Judgments

A collection of editorial snippets argues that collective opinion offers breadth and variety for complex knowledge and balanced judgments. It contrasts gendered views on morality and cites brief anecdotes about benevolence and a tramp, illustrating social perceptions and humor of the era.

Agnes Repplier The

The Easter Way and a Leader’s Burden

Senator Sorghum questions leadership in a Washington Star quote. He says real leadership is hard work, while pleasing the crowd is easier, illustrating tension between public optics and governing duty.

Senator Sorghum Washington Star

Dogs as Beasts of Burden in Dutch Villages

Residents of Bunschoten, Holland, use dog drawn carts seen in many parts of The Netherlands. They breed tall yellow smooth dogs harnessed three abreast, and rely on these dogs for work and transport.

Bunschoten Holland Netherlands

Perplexing Parlor Quips and Historic Tax Anecdotes

A compilation of humorous proverbs and old time observations. It includes a servant’s muddled vow while washing a sugar basin a child’s bedtime pun about closing an eye and waiting for a father and a mother’s quip on quarrels. It also recounts Edward I’s wool taxes and the origin of excise and income taxes.

Edward I Flanders Pitt London Mall

Setting Himself Right

A friend praising a prodigy in seventh grade mocks foreign language claims while a fond but touchy parent corrects him, noting that natives in France can be as white as Americans and expressing concern at the prejudice revealed in the exchange.

Bill Smith France

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