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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
2
Promises count for a Florida grove scheme but real evidence comes from over one hundred families who bought tracts and praise the improvement at cost plan. The offer includes bonds for deed, full refunds on inspection, no agents, and a club-house visit option to inspect groves and talk to satisfied customers.
Extraordinary film lineup features Balzac saga The Black and the Devil and the bargain with Mephistopheles. Stars Everrett Butterfield Mabel Konelle and Pauline Gardin Rule. Paramount production Rule GG ties to railroad discipline. matinee and evening show announced for December [Wednesday].
A December issue recalls 20 years past with social notes from Armstrong and surrounding towns. Mr and Mrs A L O Peterson hosted a Sunday eve party for students in Bauer in honor of Miss Myers and Miss Leary. Miss Flora Bothy and Mr Ketchen wed in November. Local residents attend weddings, travel for family events, and note a decade earlier changes to the Republican newspaper.
Mrs Albert Blosser of Lima Ohio praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine for cattle and croup with many agreeing. The product is for sale by Jay Johnston and Lou Smith. Local real estate and business references follow with partial, unclear details.
An 1916 advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy for cold relief, claiming no narcotics, broad accessibility, and a quarter price. The ad lists sale by Jay Johnston and Lon Smith and closes with unclaimed letters at Earthville Post Office for the week ending November 27 1916, urging recipients to say advertised when claiming.
Mrs. Peter Martinson of Iowa City, who had been visiting her daughter Mrs. A. Lande, returned home Friday evening.
A vintage ad touts Dr King's New Discovery for bad coughs fevers and grippish ailments. It claims the remedy fights germs soothes coughing heals inflamed membranes and speeds recovery once started, warning a weakened body cannot fend off colds alone.
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