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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
3
A detailed home recipe describes preparing red chili with garlic and Spanish sage, making tortillas from potatoes and flour, and assembling tortillas with chili onions olives and cheese. The method includes simmering the chili, frying garlic, and rolling each tortilla with fillings before serving.
A stationary lemon squeezer shows how a cut lemon is pressed over a glass groove as the crank is turned to apply eight pressure steps. The device is described as a simple manual juicing tool with a clear, practical action demonstrated.
Instructions describe fried cucumber slices battered and fried, baked potatoes with tips for even cooking, and a macaroni with meat dish. Includes prep steps like trimming cucumbers, egg dip, breading, lard heating, slicing, and timing. Also covers washing, drying, butter rub on potatoes, and cooking meat and macaroni with milk and thickener.
A reflective piece on Montreal’s French heart and English borders, recalling La Salle Cadillac and Champlain era scenes. It mingles memory with violence, war, and the tender spirit of Paul de Maisonneuve, tracing the city’s bearer walls and aging gates.
Russian farmers report a single grain planted in a conical pit yields a stalk with blades and a thickened stock called the bushin boots. After ten cycles of covering the grain with earth, one seed can produce over fifty thousand stalks through transplanting into large quantities.
McMurf seeks Pleader the lawyer in a halting dialogue about changing offices and a dentist's move. The exchange humorously notes altered routes to the old clinic and makes light of needing teeth pulled after a move.
A traveler recounts an amusing episode in which a hotel innkeeper pursues him twenty miles to collect a two cent candle charge from the night before moonlight lighting. The senor admits the error, offering the amount with thanks and praising honesty.
A Kansas City Times quote features a young father insisting he never brags about his son despite calling him the brightest, smartest, cutest, best youngster he has ever seen. The remark highlights parental pride without boasting.
An old German chemical hexamethylenetetramine is cited as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for urine in Poly’s Kidney Remedy. The ad urges taking Foley's Kidney Remedy at first irregularities to prevent serious maladies. Johnston and Co.
Early 20th century clinic ad cites kidney trouble signs and urges Doan's Kidney Pills as the remedy. Mrs. G W Hawk of Estherville Iowa reports back pain relief and improved health after use, noting repeated winters with the pills preventing relapse. Sold by all dealers price 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for US Remember the name Doan's.
Due to electric line competition and motor buses the Great Hantern railway suburban service in London has slumped by about 26 million passengers annually, signaling a major shift in regional transit patterns.
W. J. Atkins worked overnight in a damp Banner Springs saw mill and fell to a severe lung cold. After failed remedies he used Dr King s New Discovery and reports immediate relief after one bottle returning to work well. The ad claims cures for severe colds coughs throat inflammations hemorrhages croup and whooping cough with trial bottles guaranteed by A. H. Williams.
A Cannon of old-time senators recalls a codfish bill in Massachusetts and a quip by Senator Morgan about dispersing Alabamians with a single codfish. The piece shifts to Noble C. Butler's dispute over double clerks and fees, and ends with Prophetic Missouri recruit Ragenhardt shaping Taft support.
The attorney general calls the situation intolerable and supports the comptroller of the currency, who agrees with the assessment. The exchange frames a political or legal conflict over identity or authority between chief legal and financial regulators.
The dialogue mocks Kaytly for jokes that target young women with pretty teeth, as Scott challenges their humor while Matt notes the audience Kaytly seeks.
A Nashua Iowa night policeman recounts a winter cough cure with Foley’s Honey and Tar, praising it as a great cough and lung medicine. The piece also includes yeast dough instructions, a note on Italian polenta, and a tip for safely removing clothes from a boiler using a clothespin.
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