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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
6
Instructional note from Christian Herald urges readers to overcome fear and learn to swim. Begin in shallow water, wet fully, float, and practice breathing, balance, and the V stroke. Emphasizes water will bear you up and confidence comes from gradual, steady effort up to the shore.
Cheezy breathing described as a sign of bronchitis or pneumonia. Do not trifle with serious conditions. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is suggested for prompt, beneficial results. It soothes inflamed air passages and stops hoarse, racking cough. Fort gale by all druggists.
Barbara wanders the ranch house with Tonka during a blizzard and nearly gets lost on the plain. English neighbor Ingraham rescues her, sharing warmth and a growing affection as they reach the stable. Barbara accepts the shift in feelings, admitting the storm had a strange, hopeful side.
At La Coruna in northern Spain a fire tower, among the oldest such structures, stands 120 feet tall with six exterior stair stories. Known variously as Torre de Nercules, its exact date is unknown but inscriptions credit Trajan and architect Servius Soanas. Restored in 1644 and rebuilt in 1787, it remains active per the Argonaut report.
An inclusive commentary urges readers to explore the United States to grasp its vastness and diverse interests. It argues travel broadens understanding beyond one’s home city or state, comparing American perspectives with other lands and emphasizing the value of seeing different cultures.
A Lenor character declares that critics miss the point of opera. He argues success hinges on melody, lively scenes, a strong chorus, and crowd appeal rather than psychology or aesthetics, aiming to drive box office receipts.
A young girl on a midnight horseback ride in the Catskills saves many lives during a fearful forest fire. The tale credits her with bravery while noting Dr. King's New Discovery and related remedies offered for coughs chest illnesses. A Texas reader praises the remedy's effect after several deaths from consumption. The ad ends with sales and trial bottle offer.
Portland fishermen report a dramatic scene on Eng land's south coast where a homing pigeon was attacked by a hawk as a seagull and a to g joined in to steal the prey. After five minutes the hawk torn the pigeon’s head, dropped it, and flew off.
A woman described as an habitual drunkard and mother of 21 children defended her care for her family at Tower Bridge magistrates court. The magistrate Mr. Cecil Chapman and others expressed sympathy while the case highlighted hardship and parental effort amid hardship. An advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a health remedy for backache rheumatism and kidney and bladder issues with a testimonial from Mrs J M Findley of Lyons Georgia.
A claimed scientific authority traces dirt eating to people across the globe. The piece includes a local testimonial about Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound curing children's coughs and saving a doctor’s bill, noting no opiates.
Public notice issued by Mayor BrookDALE announces a special municipal election on February 13 at city locations for a water works bond issue of 26000. The vote asks if the city should issue bonds to fund water works expansion, with ballots detailing affirmative and negative marks. The notice cites legal authority and is signed by J. K W. BrookDALE, mayor.
Oral remedy lauded for treating coughs colds and bronchial conditions across ages. Advertises money back if relief not found, cites testimonials from Mrs J F Davis and Mrs A F Mertz, urges purchase from local druggists.
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