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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
7
Mrs Maria Goertz of Otlanta Oklahoma reports recovering strength after using Peruna the household remedy. She says she weighed 100 pounds during illness and now weighs 140 pounds while restoring health for herself family. credits Dr Hartman’s advice and books.
The description highlights cuffs of fur and lace for formal wear. One sable cuff features three fur bands separated by ecru satin lace with a sable tint. A small hat accompanies the outfit, featuring a sable crown, and a sweeping paradise plume adds a touch of rich color.
A Topeka woman writes that years of coffee caused insomnia and nervous trouble and dyspepsia. She stopped coffee, switched to Postum, and within weeks slept restfully with digestive function restored. She credits Postum for five years of relief and urges others to read The Road to Wellville for a reason.
Betty Delaney leads a midtown caper to recover two important papers blown from Cerisse Wayne’s room. Hartley descends the fire escape to snag them, while a hotel interference and a staged abduction thwart the effort, revealing a note from Cerisse-Wayne’s contact.
A traveler argues with a Scottish inn night clerk about a bad bed. He demands a change, suspects the left room, and jokes that a snorer on the floor might sleep better. The clerk remains polite as the exchange ends with a quip about sound capacity.
Yonkers Statesman prints a playful exchange about travel in Russia. Egbert notes feeling at home despite not understanding brakemen calls. The vignette captures light humor on language barriers during rail journeys.
A brief passage shows Amelia claiming hard work to keep George from being silly with her and Priscilla retorting sharply that one cannot expect impossibilities from the poor fellow in a Baltimore American snippet.
A fragmented verse sketch shows a confrontational scene with a speaker threatening violence while another character resists, dipping into colloquial speech and a chaotic clash of sounds and phrases. The piece hints at an outsider figure asserting dominance amid verbal bravado.
An advertised remedy claims to break a cold in a day using glycerine, pine concentrate, and whisky. Doses of teaspoon to tablespoon every four hours are suggested. The ad claims high efficacy, availability through druggists, and notes the pine product is sold in half ounce vials. It also promotes Spohn's Distemper Cure for animals and seeks agents.
A mixed clipping notes patent medicine claims for Mother Gray’s and Mrs. Winslow’s syrups with testimonials, prices, and distribution. It mentions Russian protests over warship contracts with British firms. Lake Erie fishing density and London fires caused by limps, gas, and chimneys are briefly cited.
An advertisement from Orondge Missouri and St. Louis recounts women describing relief from nerves bearing down and backache after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. It appeals to difficult cases and lists numerous gynecological issues claimed to be helped by the remedy.
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