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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1915
Page
3
A letter from Whearereville, Tennessee, recounts a severe bout of grip and endorses Peruana as relief after ineffectual remedies. The writer cites past trials, notes limited success with other powders, and recommends five doses per day before eventual improvement.
President urges focus on U S affairs amid cross party debate likening Democrats to progressive forces. He extols Andrew Jacksons fighting spirit, criticizes Republicans as obstructionists, and backs federal job measures while defending Mexicos right to self rule. The speech condemns party infighting and promotes independence from Washing ton in shaping policy. The address includes references to the ships purchase, labor effort, and a broader call for national unity and economic steadiness.
A prisoner faces a fine for a grave offense and asks the judge for leniency. His lawyer quizzes the likely amount, noting the inmate has only 12 units of money and his fee would be 10, making a plea unaffordable if the suit would exceed that.
A woman, claiming to be mother of 21 children, defended herself as a habitual drunkard and described dressing the children’s clothes mending boots and cutting their hair as she spoke at Tower Bridge. The London Daily Mail report notes her plea amid the magistrates proceedings.
A railroad editor voices frustration over inconsistent references to a man named Brudge in one passage and Bridge in another. The remark highlights confusion over a single subject and the editor questions the accuracy of the reportage.
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