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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1915
Page
1
The semi annual treasurer report covers Emmet County Iowa from June 1 1914 to January 1 1915. Presented by Hanson the county official outlines receipts expenditures balances and financial progress for the period.
Mrs Powers, listed as a friend of Peruna, writes she has not been bothered by her old trouble since receiving the testimonial. She offers to answer letters and says Peruna saved her health, noting friends ask about her recovery and that she will praise Peruna for life.
A Mrs A T Powers of London Ohio touts Peruna for 22 years of kidney and bladder catarrh claiming relief after three bottles and full recovery. Other readers describe bladder catarrh relief in about eleven weeks and a Kansas man reports cure after four years of suffering. The ad notes Peruna now available in tablet form.
A quirky vignette from a Philadelphia Telegraph item describes a neighbor calling on a music lover, a playful misstep at the door, and a father’s amused approval. The scene contrasts cordial neighborliness with a humorous misreading of intentions, set amid light domestic chatter.
Colonel Bill McDonald, the Texas ranger, presents blue jean overalls to Francia Sayre, the White Flonse baby, after delaying arrival. He explains Mrs. McDonald, his bride from Texas, made the tiny breeches and notes a letter from the president thanking Mike Donovan for half ounce boxing gloves for the child.
In Munele Indiana a farmer near Yorktown kept a horse prisoner in a stall for eight years after it ran away at age three and injured him. The horse received no exercise beyond stall time and became extremely nervous, frightening at any movement. The Humane society questions a conviction but may press a cruelty charge or urge sale to avoid prosecution.
War correspondent describes a field hospital diagram showing wounded from firing line to base hospital. Regimental surgeons and sixteen stretcher bearers staff each regiment as wounded pass from regimental aid post to dressing stations, ambulances to main dressing station then to collecting hospital and base hospital for further surgical aid.
Lumberton North Carolina report by Bundy notes a litter of eleven pigs all born with tusks about three quarters of an inch long. Bundy removed the tusks with pliers and the pigs are thriving otherwise normal. Similar cases have been reported in past years, possibly due to breeding or other factors.
Practical health note warns not to neglect a hemorrhage from any source. It urges seeking medical attention promptly as early signs may point to lung disease or other serious conditions, even if initial symptoms seem mild. The guidance cautions that delayed treatment can lead to worse outcomes and systemic weakness.
The piece notes masked batteries are now essential on European battlefields to avoid aerial observation. It explains concealing guns with foliage, the need for an artillery officer to oversee actions, and use of telephones signals or orderlies to relay instructions when away from the guns.
From World War news, a list of Russian towns provides an orthoepy challenge to Petrograd readers while a contrasting parade of familiar American cities underscores the spread of war reporting. The item blends language curiosities with geopolitical notes and a brief glance at global education and empire statistics.
Estherville residents report kidney troubles affecting young and old with warning signs such as nervousness pain and backache. Mrs N OConnell of Fourth Street attests to Doan's Kidney Pills as the best remedy for kidney misfunction, urging readers to ask for the same product, price ten cents at dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An essay argues the first arrest and imprisonment can transform a first offender into a civic citizen or into a lifelong criminal. It stresses the state’s power to mold through meaningful work, fair wages, and hopeful purpose, contrasting with deprivation of opportunity.
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