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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1911

Page

3

One Year Poultry Course at Iowa State College

Iowa State College offers a one year poultry course for those lacking regular college entrance requirements. Twelve courses cover poultry management, feeding, incubator and brooder practice, judging, anatomy, marketing, and related farm skills. Graduates may become superintendents or managers of poultry farms. further details from the Poultry Department, Ames, Iowa.

Iowa State College Poultry Department Ames Iowa

Getting Rid of Quack Grass on Iowa Farm

An Iowa farm shows a two year fodder cane rotation to kill quack grass. Deep plowing and dense seeding, followed by mowing and curing, eliminated most quack grass while yielding 4 to 5 tons per acre of fodder and a profit of 6 to 11 dollars per acre. Corn followed with about 60 bushels per acre.

Iowa

Absence of Traditions Hampered Adam and Eve in Eden

Ellis O. Jones argues in Judge's Library that the garden of Eden suffered a severe handicap from lacking traditions. Without books, families, or historic figures, Adam and Eve had no past to guide legal, moral, or social norms and must create history themselves.

Adam Eve Garden of Eden Baedecker Ridpath Macaulay Gibbon Homer Vergil Adam and Eve Thebrary Ellis O. Jones Judge’s Library

Why table knives ended in rounded points

The tale traces the shift from pointed to rounded table knife ends to Cardinal Richeleau’s dinner incident. After a noble guest used a sharp point to pick his teeth, the cardinal ordered the knife points rounded, and the practice spread by century’s end.

Cardinal Riche- Neu London

Swimming Ghosts in a Pond Observation Chamber

Dr Francis Ward described a pond with an underwater observation chamber enabling him to watch fish unseen. He found fish in natural states are guarded by camouflage, with silvery fish acting as mirrors reflecting surroundings to appear gray and unsubstantial. Only when rising to surface do reflections reveal the pike below ready to strike.

Camera Club Francis Ward London Graphic

England's Cream Ponies Survive in Royal Stud

The cream ponies used to draw the King's carriage on state occasions are the direct pure bred descendants of Hanoverian stock brought to England by George II. The white and black Hanover horses have died out, leaving only the creams, now surviving in Hogland after Queen Victoria sourced stock from Hanover around 1690.

England Hanover George II Victoria

Reputation as prize of public virtue and effort

The passage extols reputation as a prize men strive for, calling it the cheap defense and ornament of nations. It argues reputation yields more labor and talent than wealth, being the coin of genius, and stresses the duty to earn and steward it with justice and economy. Sydney Smith is quoted.

Mr. Burke Sydney Smith

Iowa City Council Orders Fifteen More Blocks Paid

Iowa City city council ordered fifteen more blocks of paying put down. An Ad club formed at Iowa Falls with Ernest A Westbury as president. Jessie Dresser of Des Moines seeks divorce due to her husband’s socialism. A Waverly company forms with capital stock all subscribed for an amusement park. Governor Carroll appoints Mrs A J Bartley of Boone to state library commission.

Iowa City Iowa Falls Ernest A. Westbury Jessie Dresser Des Moines Waverly Carroll A. J. Bartley Boone State Library Commission

A New Interpretation History Lesson Flashback

A pupil recalls a long procession featuring a toy cabin with a colored man tied on top, noted by the history teacher as a live coon fastened to the root in a vivid but troubling historic scene from Lippincott's.

Flurrison Lippincott

Sometimes a man builds credit by keeping promises

A Washington Star quote attributed to Onele Eben asserts that a person earns more value from honoring promises than from hoarding money, highlighting trust as the true wealth in personal conduct. The remark contrasts financial saving with moral obligation.

Onele Eben Washington Star

Not Our Wrong Actions Demand Courage to Confess

A reflective line cites Rousseau on courage to confess both wrongs and follies, arguing personal accountability is as demanding as admitting absurd errors.

Rousseau

Indulgent General Lets Lady Creagh Ride Elephant

General Sir O Moore Creagh, commander in chief in India, arranged for Lady Creagh to take an afternoon ride on an elephant as permission rules required traffic to halt. The elephant, loaned from the Maharajah of Burdwan, was escorted by Indian grooms and police. She rode from Howrah Bridge to the fort with traffic stopped along the route.

O'Moore Creagh Calcutta Creagh Arange Calcuttia O'Moore Burdwan Tarkeswari Howrah Bridge

Meritol Mosquito Talcum Offered By Association

An American Drug and Press Association notice promotes Meritol Mosquito Talcum a powder claimed to repel mosquitoes while functioning as a talcum. Readers are directed to send 25 cents plus 6 cents postage to Decorah Iowa for a package.

American Drug and Press Association Association Decorah Iowa

Elbow Sleeves Test Cited By Settlement Worker

In a New York tenement a search for a missing girl reveals a social worker recalling how elbow sleeves once served as a bath temperature guide for babies. She notes no thermometer was available to test bath water and that elbow warmth is no longer a reliable indicator due to fashion and exposure.

New York

Electric Bitters Promised To Purge Diseases

A promotional note extols Electric Bitters as a grand protection against disease causing germs from water dust and food. It claims the tonic destroys and expels deadly microbes, curing chills malaria and many blood diseases. Satisfaction guaranteed with money back if not satisfied.

H. Williams

Merital Pile Remedy Promoted by American Drug and Press Association

A notice advertises Merital Pile Remedy as a combined internal and external treatment for piles. It claims the product is developed by the American Drug and Press Association, urging readers to mail one dollar to Decorah, Iowa, for a full size package and promising remarkable relief.

American Drug and Press Association Mai Association Decorah Iowa

Chamberlains Coke Remedy Adventure Preparation

Public notice-style ad recommending Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for travelers. Warns it is often needed and unavailable on cars or steamships, to be purchased from all dealers.

The End of Tuberculosis by Charles C Duryes

Consumption is a disease of the poor and tends to progress before medical care is sought. The piece argues that late treatment drains family finances and community vitality, urging hospitals dispensaries and visiting nurses to curb the drain.

Charles C. Duryes

Liquid cures eczema where salve fails

Medical authorities advise against greasy salves that trap germs on the skin. A liquid cure using oils and ingredients in the D D D prescription claims to wash away and destroy eczematous germs, soothing the skin. A 25 cent trial bottle is advertised. Also notes Blymer Alloyed Silver pens for sale and Chamberlains Liniment for sprains.

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Diarrhea Remedy Ads

A carpenter from Magilla, N. J. touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal healer for cuts, wounds, boils, and skin issues. An ad urges keeping Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy on hand to prevent illness and lost time during busy seasons.

Lopez Magilla Barna S. H. Williams

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