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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1904
Page
11
A Harper's Weekly excerpt recalls rail speed anecdotes from travelers in breezy musings about trains. A Mississippian reports curing bladder and kidney trouble after 26 years with Dodd's Kidney Pills, claiming lasting relief and health restoration.
A Chicago Inter Ocean report tells of a stylish woman in an automobile coat on a Thirty-fifth Street Indiana Avenue electric car. She feels a gloved hand in her pocket then discovers the thief is seated beside her. The startled woman ends the scene with an apology and exit.
A four year old with stomach liver and kidney derangements improved after a doctor prescribed a diet centered on Grape-Nuts. The product’s natural grain sweetness replaced cane sugar, aiding rapid health gains and rosy cheeks. Postum Cereal Co. promotes the diet and a little book about nutrition.
Gertrude Somers endures arrest and humiliation as she fights to prove her identity. Police seize her monogrammed items, while Col. Wartlebury and Dr. Mansell plot a cunning plan to fetch her husband Leslie Somers, who has amnesia. They ferry her and Miss Somers onto a luxury yacht Star for a staged liaison to restore his memory, with Gertrude fearing a future sight of him that may not recognize her.
A vast iron ore mass near Durango Mexico rises 400 to 650 feet above plains, about a mile long and 2900 feet wide. Geologists link its origin to earth crust fissures and volcanic activity, noting ore of hematite 60 to 67 percent iron with an estimated 600 million tons.
A Chicago area stock dealer recalls two years of kidney pain and sleepless nights cured after three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills. He now travels freely and sleeps well. Also included are brief anecdotes about an errand dog in Cumberland and ads promoting Allen's Foot-Ease and Piso’s Cure for Consumption alongside notes on post office money orders.
A fragment hints at controversy over inclusion, with mentions of Winthrop and Fox Hupnter. The text cites a question about blackballing and a quoted remark. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR and lack of verifiable context.
An exchange in a Chicago News column features a clerical-looking man in a rusty coat urging faith in wealth while a prosperous observer asserts placing riches in trusts. The dialog hints at themes of financial prudence and social perception amid a bustling city scene.
Mrs Elizabeth H Thompst of Lillydale NY claims recovery from womb trouble after six bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She cites family improvement and a cured niece who bore a healthy baby, praising the remedy as best for sick women.
A London reader learns that under a postal regulation a person may be conducted by an express messenger to any address for a mileage fee. In this case a city gentleman used the service to reach a Balbow customer, paying 3 pence per mile.
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