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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1902
Page
11
Mise Margie Waleh secretary of the Poisey Toss Moneational and Tenevo lent Sariety recounts relief from a sore throat and cough after using Poruna medicine. Welch asks readers to contact Poruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio for free literature and an entarrh.
A Detroit Free Press note argues town pumps improve health by making water easily accessible. It recalls children drinking and playing around pumps, noting red cheeks and longevity in little towns. The piece mocks modern public taps and praises old town pumps for keeping country folk well.
Swedish professor on a wild night storm scene reappears with bundle under arm after supposedly crossing to his home. New York Times notes his behavior sparked talk of his errant conduct as colleagues recall the bizarre episode amid the gale.
A sweeping rail robbery crisis spreads from the Mississippi to western fields, with dynamite and armed gangs targeting express trains. Companies seek federal action, offering 5,000 rewards for arrests and convictions, while executives urge joint measures to end the menace and empower rail workers to defend themselves.
Reports from Port Barrios in Guatemala describe a devastating quake strike with at least 7,600 dead. Villages wiped out and plantations ruined leave survivors penniless as authorities struggle to conceal casualty figures amid a desert of debris and fires.
The Tate PD report tells of Armour distributing suits to department workers who could choose their own outfits with no price restriction. One clerk verifies a bill, then Armour boasts of having packed hogs in his tie, never dressed one before.
David M Bye of Midland Michigan reports three months of severe pain and sleepless nights from kidney troubles. After taking Doan's Kidney Pills he regained the ability to work and walk without aid. He notes quick relief without pain deadening and endorses the remedy. Sale by all druggists at 50 cents a box.
A fragment discusses a person named Charley and others with phrases about shoe wear and liver disorders. It mentions a health remedy described as Adust Row nig's Slambury Drops said to cure disorders and restore health.
The readable text is garbled and fragmentary with no clear event dates places or names to anchor a proper summary. It mentions breakfast products and a pancake flour brand but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to report as a news item.
The speaker argues that art will change beyond past forms, creating new lines and symbols. He praises primitive artists for intuition and material respect, foreseeing art made for the people by the people and envisioning living symbols guiding future humanity.
A damaged snippet shows a person asking if a former fiancé will demand the return of jewels. The speaker doubts their authenticity and contemplates sending the items back if not genuine. The fragment contains misspellings and unclear attribution.
Kokomo Indiana December reports Anna M. Wills endured twenty years of kidney trouble before trying Dowd's Kidney Pills. After six boxes she regained health and resumed normal life, recalling the cure as a breakthrough. A friend recommended the remedy, illustrating the era's testimonial approach.
Mr Matthys praises his wife’s pie while reflecting his late mother’s unknown recipe. He stumbles through affectionate praise as he compliments the well seasoned crust, comparing it with a humorous, homely image and urging friends to share the delight.
An eleven year old son of a renowned painter showed his talent by humorously tracing a drawing of a carriage with the caption This carriage was drawn by a horse. His father attributed the joke to a school prank and the child’s budding wit.
A clipped OCR fragment shows a registry office scene with a nurse and a woman, hinting at child care concerns and a domestic moment. The garbled text suggests dialogue about minded children and a registry setting, but details are unreadable.
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