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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1911
Page
2
An old advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as a cure for backache kidney weakness urinary issues and rheumatic relief. It claims to prevent Brights disease diabetes and restore strength, urging avoidance of substitutes and naming Johnston & Co as sellers. Also mentions train timetable details for Leaving and Arriving at Carstville.
A fragmented listing shows Soper Allen and Alexander Attorneys at Law offering complete title abstracts for Emp County and Hiretherile. Hathersville law office over Watergl Hydiate Bank. Dr N F Hawk Osteopath advertises treatments for kidney and skin issues. Dr Bachman M D physician surgeon with office over First National Bank and North Seventh Street. All calls answered promptly.
An odd compilation of remedies and testimonials from small town providers. Listings mention Molex Kidney Pills Foley Kidney Pills and Chamberlains Cough Remedy with endorsements from Mary Abbott of Wolfeboro and Jay Johnson Co. Also notes on rheumatism powders, American Drug and Press Association, Decorah Town, and local drug sellers like S. S. Williams.
Chicago seeks to educate F W Hirst of The Economist on US tariff effects arguing that prosperity under a stricter tariff is possible with reciprocal adjustments. The letter cautions against blaming tariff alone for the business downturn and warns against sweeping attacks on all capital as public sentiment shifts.
European papers recount Count Gustav Similton known as Le comte des chats and his cronies visiting Rosenbad Stockholm. Furniture damaged a sofa cover ripped the manager demanded payment and the count bought the piece with a receipt. A late night procession followed a sofa borne by four messengers amid cheers before police halted the scene.
A count and his sofa, escorted by officers, staged repeated detentions as they headed home. After several false reassurances and telephoned proofs of purchase, a bold plan sent the party, sofa, and guards toward the river where a motor launch carried them away amid cheering onlookers.
The piece recalls General Botha joking about missing a train during peace talks with Kitchener. It notes a Boer raid on a British armored train near Delagon One. It then highlights Napoleon Lajoie as a famed baseball draw, recounting an incident with Andy Freedman over gate rules and a tense at bat where Lajoie fouled balls repeatedly, costing Freedman money.
An advertisement touts a backache remedy chosen from hundreds of formulas by the American Drug and Press Association. It claims prompt relief, kidney cleansing, and healthy action, urging readers to buy from a druggist or send 60 cents for a full size package. Includes testimonials and endorsements from individuals.
An old veteran from Decorah Iowa recounts relief from digestion and liver issues after using Kings New Lily Pills. He and a Meritoa Serene Throat Pablets user claim rapid throat relief and overall health improvement. Both products advertised by American Drug and Press Association with prepaid mail offer.
An OCR fragment touts La rippe and Nike doley's doner cough remedies for colds with claims of safety and rapid throat relief. It mentions Chamberlains Cough Remedy for throat irritation and congested breathing, sold by Soak Williams and promises a scarce January bargain urged to readers.
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