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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1914
Page
3
A vintage ad asserts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is effective for babies and adults. It touts a pharmacist endorsement and a testimonial from W. W. Ner smith in Stateabovo, Gin. urging buyers to refuse substitutes and buy from all druggists.
A new stock of the beat make typewriter ribbons and carbon paper has arrived along with typewriter oil and Hotchkins staples for office use.
A. Fisher at 214 Lincoln St announces a thirty day sale event offering the highest prices for old iron hides furs pelts and junk. The notice invites residents to bring their items for rapid appraisal and payment.
For sale in Estherville a five room cottage features electric lights a good basement cistern well two lots and a fine location Price is $2000 Contact J W Osmundson Estherville Two phones 688x or $82x
A dense list of houses with prices and plots from eight to twenty acres. Locations near Estherville and Armstrong road with per acre prices. H N Rohde invites visits and John Hansen tailor shop is referenced with a semi indirect lighting note. Ageton Bros. also mentioned.
A German audience witnessed Warner unleash a dramatic artistic act in Berlin. After a twenty year gap in conducting with an orchestra, he requested personal direction for a tone poem, revealing moods that moved players and listeners alike and proving the difference between genius and mere professionalism. The musicians felt compelled, saying they knew what he wanted and acted accordingly.
A jumble of 19th century commentary critiques American footwear care, contrasting polished feet with European customs. It includes remarks on French women’s independence, a London docks scam with port wine, and assorted anecdotes about theater life and etiquette.
Ex president Porfirio Diaz, former Mexico war minister assign, is urged to join active army duties. A cable to General Diaz yielded no commitment. he asks that a letter be awaited. Diaz, now in France, is seen as too old for field command though may advise if needed. Huerta declares revolution ended. elections to follow government program.
A detachment of Second Cavalry patrolling the international boundary about fifteen miles east of El Paso exchanged fire with Mexican federal cavalrymen. No Americans were wounded, two Texas Rangers nearby were fired upon, and about forty shots were fired at the U S soldiers who reportedly did not return fire according to army officers, though local witness H L Rhodes said the troopers did engage and drove the Mexicans to cover.
Horace W. B. Deemer chief justice of Iowa Supreme Court warned at the Missouri Bar association session in Kansas City that judicial independence is threatened by popular assertion of sovereign power. He urged opposition to the recall of judges and their decisions, comparing current pressures to historic kings seeking to intimidate courts.
President Rea announced the board will unload its security stakes in anthracite coal firms long tied to the system. Susquehanna Coal remains the main operating and selling agency for these companies amid a long affiliation.
A fragmentary poem-like passage reflects a speaker asking what the strange sounds and visions in a garden or meadow might mean. It evokes a childlike gaze, nature imagery, and a cryptic mood, ending with a reference to Youth's Companion.
A rainy afternoon scene shows a grandfather testing grandchildren with a math riddle eight from thirteen solved with a single pencil stroke. The tale blends children’s antics with a note on a magazine’s magic party trick and stray lines about weather lore and misquoted phrases.
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