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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1915
Page
8
Wants and notices mix with odd items from a historic paper. Renter sought for old acre farm in Witton County Marmesota near Red Hiver Valley about 1 1/2 miles from town. Also offers used Ford for sale and various legal and real estate notices. Local trades, seeds and doctor ads appear with scattered names and addresses.
Ro F. Irwin of Peru India notes a year ago he suffered biliousness and constipation after a winter illness. He tried Chamberlain's Tablets on recommendation and says a bottle helped him right away.
French troops lead a blindfolded intruder from lines in Belgium as Alpine units engage German forces. The scene depicts snow clad battles with sharpshooters, retreats along winding routes, and a German withdrawal under pressure from French and Alpine ski troops.
Fragmented market notes show Chicago and Omaha live stock activity with calves, heifers, sheep and hogs prices. References to regional trading, public sale details, and a quoted New York World line about a fictional “Second Story Bull.”
Dun's Weekly Review of Trade notes several developments indicating an improving trend in business as the new year opens. Cotton advances promise relief for the South and futures sales distribute over months through natural exchange processes, easing the carrying burden.
The report notes over 1,000,000 dates of rotation exported in four weeks. It states that large sums of German credit have been placed in New York banks to finance cotton shipments to Spermans Pont Jennings for the week.
Eetharville readers learn the kidney cure in an advertisement for Doan's Kidney Pills. A resident, Mrs. Wiltsie, testifies her relative had sharp back pains but relief came promptly after using the product. The notice promotes the pills as proven for kidney trouble and lists the FosterMilburn Company as the supplier with a price of 50 cents.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr. King's New Discovery as the remedy to prevent serious ailments from neglected colds. It promises early relief with a clear head and free breathing, claiming a first dose helps and endorses a sample bottle mailed for 4 cents in stamps. Children are noted to enjoy the pleasant taste, and Dr. King’s Life Pills are recommended as a mild laxative.
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