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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1938

Page

2

Deep sea helium boosts dives and treasure tales

The article describes helium enabling deeper dives, citing Navy Master Diver William Badders reaching 401 feet. It also notes treasure recoveries from sunken ships like Lutine and Atlantis, plus ongoing salvage efforts around the Atlantic and Great Lakes.

William Badders United States Navy Lutine Holland Portugal Atlantis Lusitania Trish Atlantic United States Pontiac Lake Huron

County News Briefs Touch Base With Many Friends

Local notes report travels and returns from trips to Black Hills Colorado and several Midwest states. Residents welcome visitors from Oberlin Ohio and Minnesota families while youth groups organize campfire and Boy Scout activities.

Local Social Notes On Visiting Kin And Relatives

Mrs Clarence Carlson entertains her father E H Sandin of Minneapolis and her aunt Hannah Rydell plus uncle William Rydell of Chicago. They will stay several days. Mrs Roy Larson and her sons of Bemidji arrived Tuesday to visit her brother Arthur Erickson and family. The Larsons have just returned from six weeks in Arlington California.

Clarence Carlson E. H. Sandin Minneapolis Hannah Rydell William Rydell Chicago Roy Larson Bemidji Arthur Erickson Larsons Arlington Calif

Colorful Backgrounds for Blonds in Home Decor

The article explores blond woods and furnishings used with bold color schemes. It cites rust, larkspur blue, dupont and sea green options, and pairing with brunette woods. It notes pale yellows, sepia draperies, delft blue accents, sage walls, gun metal gray, and coral accessories. It also advises on refinishing blond furniture with bleaching and a final orange shellac finish.

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Doctors and patients clash over medical know it all behavior

A physician describes long years of practice and the varied patient types who test doctors. He recalls a case where a man insisted his first doctor failed to treat him, though the patient had no real ailment, and the physician’s mild tonic improved him.

America Brazil

Own Diagnosticians and a Century of Prescriptions

An author with modest sales keeps photographs of every prescription for almost thirty years. He shows a 1926 six ounce dose versus a recent half pint, then accuses the physician of deception and plans to consult a corner druggist. The tale contrasts medical record keeping and the quirks of patient belief.

Local social notes and visits across Minnesota and Iowa

Mrs Anton Anderson of Minneapolis visits Mrs Axel Lyon. Mr and Mrs Donald Weir and three children of Axel visit at George Weir’s parental home over Sunday after a Joliet trip. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Griffin Harris August 12 at Halloran hospital Jackson Minnesota. Harris is known as Hannah Lindberitzt and Bernice. A trip to Niagara Caves at Harmony. Mrs Amy Linder Melvin Maur Lake Freemont 4 H club entertained at Lynn Silcox home. plans for Achievement Day August 18 in Sherburn. Oscar and Ralph Honnette families and Axel Anderson attend a conference led by Rev R R Brown in Arnold’s Park. Appelquists visit Mrs Alvira Dicdi in Swea City. Harold Appelquist ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Willard Rude and wife visit uncle and aunt Albin Carlson in Fairmont. Alfred Osberg begins work at Fairmont canning factory. Osberg wife at home. Math Anderson Darrel Donald Wayne and F S E Carlson visit William Hines family in Weston Sunday.

Anton Anderson Minneapolis Axel Lyon Donald Weir Axel George Weir Joliet Inl Wisconsin Griffin Harris Halloran Hospital Jackson Minnesota Harris Hannah Lindbergitz Bernice Niagara Caves Narmony Sun C. G. Appelquist Mesdames Heyman R. I GC. W. Appelquist Swea City Alvira Dicdi C. J. Appelquist Appelquists Harold Willard Rude Pomaroy Albin Carlaon Alfred Osberg Fairmont Osberg Emil Osberg Osbergs Math Anderson Darrel Donald Wayne F. S. E. Carlson Weetor William Hines

West Emmet Social Notes Bring Wedding and Visits

West Emmet notes detail Chester Olmstead serving as best man at Howard Olmstead’s Baptist church wedding in St. Paul, returning Monday. Various visitors stay with local families including the Harker and Wellnitz households, Priggies from Blue Island Illinois visiting area kin, and Mindeman guests from Oklahoma amid local dinners and short trips to Windom and Lakefield.

Chester Oleson Mrs. Olmstead Estherville St. Paul Howard Olmstead Chester J. J. Harker Marie Harker Claus Martens Dick Priggie Blue Island G. G N. M. Wheatley L. W. Stark Wm. Gage Harry Brown Priggie Lakefield Dorothy Wellnitz Paul Wellnitz Dorothy Windom Minn Martin Wellnitz Geo. Mindeman Oklahoma G. G. Wheatley Mr. Mindeman Mrs. Wheatley Chris Nygaard Betty H. Dewall C. Martens E.C. Nelson Helen Harry Lennox Dolliver Marylin White Marjorie

Little Women and Alcott History at Radio City Brighten New York

A column notes the record demand for the moving picture Little Women at Radio City New York with crowds lining blocks. It recalls Louisa May Alcott writing the novel to support her family, her struggles with publishers, and the home in Concord Massachusetts, now a pilgrimage site. The piece also reports Rev Sawyer speaking at a Townsend meeting promoting a recovery plan and lists local social notices including visits and a funeral card.

Aeschylus Athens Abie Radio City New York Louisa M. Alcott Louisa Alcott

Estherville man James Shannon dies at 64 in 1938 history

James Shannon of Waukee and later Estherville Iowa died August 15 1938 at age 64 years 11 months 24 days after a life of farming mercantile work and church service He married May Jones in Adel on June 7 1805 and they had seven children including Roy who predeceased him He moved from Sac City to Emmet county farm to Estherville and was a longtime Farm Bureau leader and Church of Christ member with four sons and two daughters surviving plus a brother Edward of Waukee

James Ay Te Younesest Min Ana James Pleasant Shannon Eshorn Waukee Iowa May Jones Adel Roy Mr. Shannon Estherville Walter Baldwin Park Calif Ernest San Diego Rolland Emberville Raymond Minneapolis Opal. Taff St. Paul Mildred Edward Farm Bureau Emmet County Church of Christ Sac City Church of Christ of the Écnnsnanti

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