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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1906
Page
2
An old advertisement describes Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a remedy for sick headaches. It claims the pills soothe nerves, relieve tension, and stop pain without opium or other narcotics. Endorsed by testimonials, it promotes a money back guarantee and single dose pricing of 25 cents for 23 doses.
An Estherville resident promotes Down's Kidney Pills as a remedy for back pains and urinary disorders. The letter urges readers to seek the product through a local dry goods retailer, claiming it assists many kidney troubles and improves nighttime discomfort.
The text outlines the rise of Tammany Society rooted in distrust of the French Revolution era reforms. It notes key figures like Willan Mooney who unite artisans, merchants, and political foes to form an oath bound association named the Tammany Society or Columbian Order, using ritual symbols and attire.
The article discusses a brutal early Japanese burial custom where retainers and companions were buried alive around a prince's grave up to their necks to perish. It notes reforms under Suinin around 7th century B.C. and later an 646 A.D. edict prohibiting living burials, with Emperor Suinin’s compassion prompting partial changes.
Thomas Carlyle criticizes Lord Tennyson pension moves in a heated exchange with Lord Woughton Richard Milnes. Carlyle warns Milnes that future judgment will blame him for delaying the pension if Parliament questions happen. Milnes cites difficulties and possible objections from constituents who lack knowledge of Tennyson.
A Philadelphia Ledger writer recalls a patient obsessed with throat pain seeking cure and a doctor urging rest and focus on speech. The puzzled dialogue touches on language, diction and a witty aside about Daniel Webster.
Abner Hope courts widow Mrs. Williams who rebuffs him as rivals emerge. Mr Simpson arrives as a new suitor, sparking jealousy and social scrutiny. A public wager, a daring confession, and a plan unfold leading to a late wedding proposal amid farm duties and community gossip.
A fragment from the Advertiser recounts Turkish papers citing bizarre deaths of rulers and officials, including lambert and Ute Vurkib. It notes sensational variants like a corpse returning to the palace, and mocks the absurdity of initial reports.
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