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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1910
Page
7
In regard to akin diseases medical authorities are now agreed on this. Dont imprison the disease germ in your skin by greasy salves and thus help it multiply. A true cure comes from washing germs out with a liquid wash. A compound of wintergreen thymol and other ingredients in the D D D prescription penetrates the disease and heals the skin. A 25 cent trial bottle will start the cure and give instant relief. Shadle
Advertisement style notes claim Foley Kidney Pills cure backache and urinary issues, strengthen kidneys, remove uric acid, prevent Brights disease and diabetes, rebuild tissues and restore health. Also includes unrelated society items about receptions, gifts, and train arrivals.
A railroad notice lists C R J and P Ry as scheduled to operate on Sunday with routes including Hatherville and Kerville. The fragment notes a timetable or service change affecting local riders.
The clipping lists several attorneys including Soper Allen and Alexander of Soper Allen Alexander in Katherville and Kiminsi County Iowa, A H Nash in Eatherville over the Katherville State Bank, and Syron M Coon practicing in town with Washington DC bar affiliation and patent law representation for Keight Bros with offices in Washington and New York.
An elderly man on a summer hotel piazza recalls a drowning rescue that began a lifelong romance. A later conversation with a woman who saved a girl from drowning reveals intertwined pasts and a shared ache, leading to a quiet union after decades of longing.
A testimonial from M Mayer of Rochester New York describes relief after using Holy Kidney Pills. The ad promotes Jay Johnson & Co and mentions Blymer Alloyed Silver pens for sale at the Vindicator and Republican office. It also invites readers to subscribe for an atlas of Emmet county.
An employment note seeks a lady compositor for The Vindicator and Republican in Ketheryide, Towa. The ad promotes mail inquiries and hints at local business and a Christmas gift offer for an Emmet county atlas plus a years subscription to the Vindicator and Republican.
A playful exchange between a caller and mother about a baby’s resemblance to the father. The mother notes the infant keeps her up at night, hinting at sleepless early days and family likeness.
A humorous ad excerpt presents a dialogue where a boy asks the meaning of skeptical and a father quips that a man’s feelings arise when a woman mentions age. It notes a broader nag about impatience with others and cites Henry F Cope on self-examination.
Many people suffer a lingering cough after influenza but can be quickly relieved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It should not be allowed to persist until troublesome. Sold by H B Willama.
Until January 20, 1911, the Vindicator and Republican will give away, at no extra cost, a Marninet county atlas to every Emmet county subscriber paid up to January WY. Read the display ad for details and tell friends to subscribe.
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