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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1915
Page
1
An old churchyard caretaker reflects on titles, noting the creed remains same while words change. He rejects grand labels, accepting roles like janitor and sextant, while a visiting parson and others assign names. The piece closes with a passing Newtonian call to do good now, as life is brief.
The scene features Reet Waa Trivial objecting to Mr De Bumvle being invited to the house. She notes his lack of principle and a past escape from the law, while acknowledging him as a perfect gentleman despite the contradiction.
An 84 year old man recounts severe dental eruption with multiple teeth breaking through over weeks. He describes persistent aches and insomnia from the dental process while noting he is not biting but distressed by the pain and lack of relief.
A fifteen year old girl from Penacook New Hampshire shot and killed a deer near her home this week. It was her first deer harvest and the girl has long hunted small game and birds with a rifle, showing skill but this marks her first successful big game shot.
A Wisconsin paper notes historic spellings of the state and its rivers and lakes. County records show an 188? certificate spelling Hayward as justice of the peace in Stockbridge, illustrating archaic forms like Quisconsin and Winnipesaukee.
Kansas health officials report typhoid fever costs the state about 3 million dollars annually when medical care funerals and lost time are counted. Dr H J Crumbine notes 256 deaths and about 4 500 cases this year across three typhoid districts with 1 200 Agricultural College students inoculated. The economic value of life in Kansas is placed at 5 000 and medical costs at 800 per case.
A comprehensive and efficient sewer drainage system must be the first work of the city planner. Provisions should be made for increased facilities as population grows, with careful consideration of local geography, river flows, and urban factors. Proper disposal and system type, whether single or combined, depend on streets and sewage nature.
The Chamber of Commerce of Oak and Cal and the Commercial Club have amalgamated to form a single organization. The new body will operate under a unified charter and assume the name yet to be determined.
A Citizen letter urges prompt attention to kidney pain and cites Dean's Kidney Pills with a testimonial from HH Walker of Betherville Iowa. The ad promotes pharmacists selling the 50 cent remedy and warns against delaying treatment. Also mentions footstools prized by women for comfortable feet and proper footwear.
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