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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1912
Page
6
A fragment recalls a North Carolina woman Miss Pickard praising D D D for cosmetic skin healing. The ad claims D D D cleanses skin of pimples eczema psoriasis and other diseases, stops itching and offers a trial bottle for 25 cents and a full size bottle for a dollar with a guarantee.
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as curing backache, strengthening kidneys, correcting urinary irregularities, and preventing Bright’s Disease and Diabetes, plus claims from users like A H Williams and others. It also promotes Chamberlain’s Liver Tablets for rheumatism relief and Chambers and Co. drug items, with testimonials about bed-wetting cures and general health benefits.
Mr Jas McCatlery, manager of the Selilus Hotel in Ouialia Nal, endorses Foley's Honey and War Compound as a universal remedy for throat and lung ailments. He claims rapid relief and has recommended it to many others who report strong curative effects. Also promoted are Foley’s Kidney and Bladder Pills for stopping irregularities and delivering quick results.
An old advertisement notes The Vindicator and Republican bindery offers lectering in gold on leather goods. It asks if readers have similar work for their binding needs. The rest quotes poems and proverbs about nature and fear, mentioning Thonjae Haynes Bayly.
The guide explains when corn should be shocked in the field and how to construct a shocking frame using basic lumber and an iron rod. It warns against over or under shocking as it harms yield and quality. It also covers winter storage tips for Irish potatoes cabbage onions beets and carrots with methods to prevent freezing and preserve freshness.
F H Gibby, market gardening expert at the Minnesota state fair, said cabbages keep poorly with roots. He advised cutting roots neatly and packing in crates or on shelves, with no more than two heads per space to save weight and space.
The article discusses alfalfa benefits and winter storage, noting alfalfa yields higher digestible nutrients per acre and that proper use improves soil. It warns about winter protection for northern seed and risks from pastured grain, while suggesting a cellar as the best root storage. It also cites a USDA hay crop decline to 74 percent of five-year averages.
Marian Lewis counsels Miss Martin, a village-born beauty, on how to become a world woman. Miss Martin aims to capture influence and charm Mr Whitney, while Whitney admits he erred, torn between Stella Martin and a higher life sparked by Marian.
A satire on Ralph Whitney’s political career fuels personal drama as he confronts a scandalous article. He confesses love to Marian Lewis, then reveals he wrote the piece to test her loyalty, arguing Stella’s compassion would guide him, while Marian counters with blunt affection and trust.
A portly elderly woman aboard the Long Island City ferryboat accuses a quiet young man of holding her umbrella. He admits finding it in a Holland House barber shop but declines to return it, leaving the dispute unresolved as rain falls on the river.
The article details how banknote paper and inks are sourced globally. It notes linen rag from the Orient, silk from China or Italy, cobalt from Germany or Canada, and inks from Niagara Falls acetylene and German processes, with red pigment from Central America, forming a description of the currency production materials.
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