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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1910
Page
9
Sarsaparilla is praised for its unique healing properties and an unmatched record of cures. Consumers are advised to take it this spring in liquid form or as tablets sold under the name Sarsatabs.
A mixed page lists patent remedies and products from Mother Gray’s nurse to ease infant ailments and constipation, followed by shipping and weathered wonders. Eye salve, pill remedies, and a new pipe-thaw device share space with famine reports and a dramatic passenger hat mystery.
The article outlines how the White House handles vast incoming mail with clerks briefing only essential items to the President, while many requests for charity are automatically refused. It also reports February fiscal figures: receipts about 427.5 million and expenditures around 452 million, with a year-to-year surplus comparison and projected year-end behavior. Population estimates from census officials range near 90 to 100 million, up from 76 million in the last census. An international Hague hearing on June 1 involves America and Great Britain over 1818 treaty fishing rights. Mrs. John B. Henderson gains recognition as the Washington Terpsichore for her influential dance classes. U.S. home consumption and export values for breadstuffs and meat show nine months ending last month at 653.29 million versus 687.79 million a year earlier.
Advertises high weekly pay for trained chauffeurs drivers and auto repair men with a course in automobile engineering and driving offered by Atlas Auto Supply Chicago. Mentions a humorous exchange about a fugitive from justice and a 1909 testimonial about Cuticura remedies for hand sores. Includes multiple text fragments on deafness wheat trade with Germany and Canadian wheat, plus Murine eye remedy promotion.
A 1910s advertisement extols the Overland as simple and almost self driving with an engine designed for durability. It highlights four factories employing 4000 workers, daily output of 140 cars, and year sales of 24 million dollars driven by automatic machinery. Two price options are listed: 1000 dollars for a 25 horsepower model and 1250 dollars for a 40 horsepower model. It urges readers to request two books about automotives by sending the coupon.
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