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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1912
Page
11
An old advertisement urges sending seven coupons from two Mother's Oats packages to receive a free sample spoon. It notes the ad will not appear again and includes a general promotional offer. The text also references products and a quotation about hats and women, along with Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and a seasonal conspiratorial quote.
An old advertisement touts Murine eye remedy products with claims of quick relief for red watery eyes. It promotes packaging options and mentions physicians’ use for years, with sale through a Marine Eye Remedy Co. in Chicago.
A judge questions a defendant about fatally clubbing a man as Gifber pleads sympathy, describing the victim as a poor lonely bachelor with no one else to club him. The exchange hints at motives and social context in a tense courtroom scene.
A long list of agricultural tips on livestock care including pigs sheep and cattle management. Emphasizes feeding quality forage and grain mixes, proper housing, humane handling, and the value of selective breeding and careful supervision. Highlights dangers of crowding, vermin, and poor milking practices while urging attention to manure, greens, temperature, and barn cleanliness.
A historical ad warns readers about kidney trouble and urges medical examination. It cites symptoms such as changes in urine, backache, headaches, and fatigue, then promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy with patient testimonial claims of recovery after months of illness.
A clipped promotional fragment shows Doan's Kidney Pills sold by Pester Milburn Co Buffalo. The note repeats the price 50 cents and lists proprietors, with stray ads and humorous clippings mentioning Castoria and a joke about suspenders and gift boxes.
A reader debates baking powder cost and quality arguing cheap “Big Can” brands vary and cause failures. It promotes Calumet Baking Powder as best value at 2c per pound, endorsed by physicians and chemists, claiming it won top awards and is used in millions of homes.
A dialogue recalls Puffington who claims to have picked you up from the gutter and set you on your feet. Howell expresses fondness for travel, while Powell hints at letting you walk the floor with baby after some weight. The exchange preserves a dramatic, period tone and vivid character names.
An old advertisement touts Cole's Carbolsalvein claiming quick pain relief from burns or cuts and scar prevention. It urges readers to contact JW Cole & Co in Black River Falls Wisconsin. The text also includes a fragmented moral note about loyalty of a wife to her husband running for office.
Fragmented ad style text references cereals, medicines, and a house dispute. Mentions Cream of Rye health claims, a free silver spoon, Beecher quote about a golden hour, a cold remedy, and a father bidding for a house. Ends with garbled phrases about prohibition and spelling.
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