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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1916

Page

7

Christmas cheer fills Estherville in ten busy days

Local notes describe visitors, land view trips, and a lively social season. A grand dance at Fikes valley drew over fifty attendees, families reunite, and Thanksgiving celebrations highlighted community gatherings. A land survey trip to Lady Smith prompts buying interest, while area trades and upcoming sales at Pine Lake cottages frame a bustling civic spell.

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Slavery’s Spread Tied to Cotton Gin and Georgia

The text notes slavery in the thirteen colonies before independence, with few slaves in the north and more in the South. It claims the cotton gin's invention by a New England teacher in Georgia pushed slavery further south, shaping its regional spread.

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Esparto Shoes In Iberia And Iberian Regions

Esparto shoes made from tough course fibers remain worn in Iberia and in parts of Spain and Portugal according to Popular Science Monthly. The report notes traditional use across communities and hints at regional craft in footwear.

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Mildew Remedy Using Kerosene Told in Household Tip

A reader recommends kerosene to treat mildew by saturating the item, rolling it up, and letting it stand 24 hours before washing in hot soap. A child quips about spunk and the meaning of spank in a father son exchange, reflecting humorous, everyday humor.

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Firm In Hie Principles, Irresistible Force and Immovable Body

Louisville Courier Journal quotes a discussion on the paradox of an irresistible force meeting an immovable body. The piece notes such a scenario need not force any outcome but implies a paradoxical feasibility of resolving the question.

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Adam and Eve’s garden delays mock Uncle Eben

Uncle Eben quips that if creation had taken as long as finding a way to run it, even Adam and Eve would not have a ready garden of Eben yet. The remark blends humor with biblical allusion in a regional dialect.

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Broad array of Iowa social notes and local visits

A jumble of personal notices lists visitors and relatives from Deming Armstrong Cedar Rapids Fayetteville Parson cities to Minneapolis and Chicago. It notes hostesses entertaining, travelers returning, and families visiting over Thanksgiving plus small town events and a few regional business and civic mentions.

War's Women star Frank Keenan at Grand Theatre

Famous character actor Frank Keenan stars in the DeLuxe production War's Women at the Grand theatre this Tuesday. Born in Dubuque and raised as a stage player, he has appeared with Sal Smith Russell and Claudie Bates, starred in Oliver Twist and The Warrena of Virginia, then entered film in 1915. In War's Women he plays a lustful army captain whose view of victory justifies exploiting conquered women, offering pioneering facial-expression moments that critics hail as Keenan's greatest career showcase.

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Powerful Fluid and Its Vast Farmer Uses

A single gallon of gasoline is claimed to perform many tasks including feeding 300 cows, baling four tons of hay, mixing 35 cubic yards of cement, moving a ton truck 14 wires, plowing three fifths of an acre, and powering a farmhouse light for 30 hours.

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