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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1904
Page
7
In a dated letter from January 10 1897 Dr Hartman shares testimonials praising Peruna. Mrs Atkinson Mrs Schwandt and others recount long battles with catarrh rheumatism and constipation. The advertisement asserts systemic cure and offers a $10000 reward for genuine testimonials.
A Washington correspondence piece notes the Agriculture Department appears like a department store. A farmer’s note requests exchanging seeds for stockings or a bonnet, as Mae da is soon to marry the village doctor and the couple plans leaving the farm. Also mentions ads touting Mall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and Family Pills.
A playful exchange notes that in the United States the earth has a revelation every twenty-four hours, while in South America they have them more often, as reported by the Philadelphia Record.
Dialogue fragments recount a speaker asking how others contracted their illnesses. The exchange hints at jokes about catching a cold and the irony of asking about how one contracted an ailment. Names and clear context are sparse.
A Texas theater auditor, intoxicated and disruptive, leaves then returns demanding admission without a ticket. After a quarrel with the keeper over entry he claims he has paid his money and is as good as anyone, but is refused entry due to his drunken condition. The incident is recounted via the Des Moines Register.
Mrs P Brunzel of Everett Washington describes years of back pain and sleepless nights. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she felt pain relief and regained rest, completing five boxes with prompt, effective results. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertises the treatment at 50 cents per box.
A comic strip dialogue shows a young husband tired of turfoolery over wives finances while the wife explains charging items is easier. A separate gag notes cure claims for cold and consumption with testimonials and brand names cited.
In a playful exchange on a crowded excursion boat, Birkins jokes that the ark seems full and Stringer replies that all the animals are up deck except the monkey, urging someone to hurry aboard. The lighthearted moment captures aboard-boat humor.
The Harper's Bazar notes a shift toward Oriental effects in table linens with Armenian embroidery and blue white Chinese motifs featuring dragons roses and carnations. Fashions favor easy care fabrics like Trish Linen and mercerized cotton, with small scattered patterns and classic laces such as duchesse and point de Vents.
Mrs. Benj. Wilson of Moravia suffered Sugar Diabetes and lost weight from 200 to 130 pounds. After taking Dodd's Kidney Pills, five boxes cured her and relieved years of pain. Husband credits the pills with a dramatic turnaround and recommends them for kidney disease and related pains.
Bishop David Sessums presents a quaint tale of Pastor Bobbett returning to a town where he once preached and meeting Uncle Pete the longtime sexton. The humor centers on their exchanges about health, fatigue, and enduring memories from the antebellum era. The piece ends with a nod to Peruna Almanac offers.
Kings greet Morgan with ceremonial cheek kissing while the Kaiser issues a fifty-gun salute. Morgan orders security on the Bertin Bourse bolstered as parting gestures. An unrelated ad touts a guaranteed cure for piles and a lighthearted column notes fashion fads in beads and powder.
A fragmentary note cites a conversation about a bear fight and adherence to conventions. The text mentions dogs of war and a ceremonial restraint, reflecting a humorous or fictional reference in a tribune-like snippet. No clear people, places, or dates are provided.
Cleveland Lender mocks city hunters invading rural life. He warns of stray bullets and danger to farmers and livestock, critiques fashion and armor trends, and urges city visitors to join a rural defense with anti bullet pants. The piece blends satire with rural pride and resistance to modern hunting practices.
United States authorities capture seventy seven Japanese plumage hunters aboard a schooner wrecked near Lininsky Island in the mid Pacific. The Thetis rescued and jailed the men after a voyage that yielded over 300000 plumage skins. A second Japanese vessel sent about forty more hunters who never returned.
In the dialogue Ho jack and Tomdik discuss why Mr Oldbow visits Miss S rocks after a firm rejection. They joke about it just passing time and note the reason given for the refusal was that he had already "passed away" too long.
Major Allison Edwards, United States consul general in Montreal, says North Dakota residents are flocking to Western Canada for good farms as land scarce panics the region. He notes no boundary line awareness among migrants, praises their wealth and readiness, and cites Canadian agents ready to explain homestead laws.
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