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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1909
Page
6
Manyows eminent doctors at your service free. If in doubt about your disease mail a postal request for a medical examination form. Doctors will diagnose your case thoroughly and tell you if curable or not. No obligation. Send today for a medical examination blank to Munyon's Philadelphia address.
A medical warning condemns eye poultices in any form. Binding a wet application over the eye for hours or a whole night can damage the eye. Oculists unanimously oppose poultices and warn against tea leaves, bread and milk, raw foods, and other popular remedies that may harm eye tissue.
A playful dialogue features Rivers nibbling a pencil while Brooks prompts about competition and nature, hinting at a humorous misquote or puzzle in a casual exchange. The lines reflect a light, whimsical tone as they riff on familiar phrases.
A New Hampshire woman reports severe indigestion and pain improved after switching to Grape-Nuts. She credits the product with relief from stomach distress, removal of tongue coating, mental clarity, and restored strength, claiming herself rebuilt.
Miss Desmond visits Inglefield and meets Mrs Saville who deems Lord Everton a mere butterfly. They discuss love, happiness, and home while walking the grounds of the old estate. Desmond reveals resilience and purpose amid social intrigue as plans unfold for a vicarage visit.
A whimsical verse recounts Old Skiddle-de-Wink going blind yet gaining a magical sight in a tree and meeting a talking owl. A girl Marian helps her grandpa sew a coat button badly, then sees his medal photo in the Memorial Day paper, inspiring her to do better.
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