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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1914
Page
6
An old advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a quick permanent relief for coughs colds and bronchial lung troubles. Claims universal need and massive sales with testimonials including a Joliet Illinois woman who says it saved her life. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
A narration unfolds of a young heir raised amid wealth and parental prejudice. He clashes with his father over marriage, watches a nurse Agatha shape family loyalties, and learns his father’s will bars inheritance if he marries. A late reconciliation with his mother and a softened fortune reshape his future.
Fragments promote Foley's Honey and Tar for grippe coughs with testimonials from Bedford and Spirit Lake area readers. The notice lists dates and nearby towns, touts constipation relief, and advertises rail schedule notices alongside local medical claims and drugstore availability.
A brief health tip recommends soaking feet twice weekly in hot water with rain water tablets to soften skin, then using a saline rub and pumice stone, followed by anti-fave or Fenoneen slices for relief. The text promotes immediate comfort and ongoing care for tired feet.
In San Diego Beachey repeated the loop in a 90 horsepower aircraft, flying nearly 75 mph while Pagoud earlier looped in a slower, lighter carrier. Observers say Beachey’s feat marks greater aviation daring and advancement, with coverage varying between papers.
Experts estimate Pittsburgh like Chicago would pile soot 100 feet wide and 600 feet high, costing about 12 000 yearly in property damage while smoke harms health. The piece notes smog’s broader economic toll, compares city costs, and cites doctors on respiratory harm, urging better combustion. It also mentions England’s paper saws for fine wood veneers made from drawing paper, driven by electric motors producing smooth boards.
A 4 to 1 diluted hydrochloric acid wash is found effective for removing discoloration from concrete on rock walls. The surface is brushed with the solution and rinsed with clear water to restore the concrete’s appearance.
Fragmented readable phrases appear to reflect a newspaper clipping with unintelligible words and garbled names. It mentions Detroit Free Press and references to names or events but lacks clear facts, dates, or outcomes.
Mrs Pankhurst tells Chicago luncheon we are all jailbirds and English militants. A visit to Mrs Cobden Sanderson is recalled with a butler's reply that she is in for seven months, cited by the Washington Star.
A collage of witty lines from various papers including Kansas City Journal Yonkers Statesman Baltimore American and Philadelphia Record. The notes poke gentle fun at domestic life travel air quality and a punchline about a notorious criminal lawyer. Small vignettes reflect the era’s light journalism and syndicated humor.
A teacher asks Robert if any wads stuck on the blackboard. He says none of his did, noting only his did not stick and adding a mild claim of honesty. The judge is cited in the quoted line.
The Buffalo Express relays a wry remark about Binks noting he rarely fits a duty when first offered but sometimes recognizes it in time to avoid it.
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