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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
3
Henry Clews, a noted New York financier, says building credit is the first consideration in organizing a new business. He warns that excessive credit only arises from improper use and invites prospective clients to open an account with the bank to start establishing credit.
An advertisement touts intestinal parasites as widespread with Dr. Theodore J. Cummings cited. It claims 384 3 per cent of Americans are affected, advocates a World War era funded study by John D. Rockefeller, and promotes Herbal-Tea-Na Medicine Co. as a guaranteed, harmless test and remedy sold for $1.00 postpaid worldwide.
An advertisement promises a free Emmett county atlas to every subscriber of the Vindicator and Republican in Semmet county who pays up to January 1912, valid until January 20, 191L. It urges readers to tell friends and subscribe, noting the offer appears in another display ad. Also mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for lingering influenza cough, endorsed by B. H. Wilame.
An advertisement features M Mayer of Rochester New York praising Moley Kidney Pills. Mayer describes a sharp back pain worsened daily with fatigue and irregular kidney action before using the product. He claims the pills revived his strength and cured him, declaring he now feels better and stronger than in years. Jay Jolson & Go.
A 1910 era advertisement touts Merital Kidney and Backache Remedy from the American Drug and Press Associations promising to cleanse the system and improve kidney function for 50 cents. It also mentions Blymer Alloyed Silver pens for sale and annual subscription offers from The Vindicator and Republican office with a state senator portrait incentive. Also notes Chamberlain's Liniment for sprained ankles and Wrights Mills buckwheat cakes sold in Berlin Wisconsin.
The Daily Capital Until 1912 for $2.00 and Des Moines Capital offer full year renewal benefits through January 1, 1912. The Capital is six days weekly, with no liquor ads, covering major events and Iowa improvements. Highlights include better roads seed corn interurbans schools and state pride. Subscribe now.
A fragmented verse scene evokes Christmas dawn as wind and silver light drift through snow. Images of hair blown by air, drifting frost, and waking dreams mingle with distant hints of a figure releasing days and a wandering spirit guiding waking thoughts.
The Boston Globe describes Christmas aboard grand passenger ships with gifts from home, elaborate dinners, a tall tree lit in the main saloon, and festive concerts. Captains recount many Christmas memories at sea and the charm of a moonlit Mediterranean voyage on holiday ships.
A British artist, W. 4. Dobson, is hailed as the father of the modern Christmas card. In 1844 he drew a three panel card featuring a festive family scene and acts of charity, inspiring a wave of imitators and launching holiday greetings as a mass market tradition.
Burnside returns to New York after four years to a family Christmas at the Stanton home. He and Frances reconnect as they decorate the house with holly, rekindle old feelings, and acknowledge past pains, leading to a quiet forgiveness and a tender reunion. The scene closes with the Christmas wreath barely completed and a renewed bond between them.
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