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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1912

Page

3

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Iowa Reader

Hans Nelson of Estherville Iowa praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble recounting personal recovery after using four boxes. The ad notes sale by all dealers at 60 cents with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as sole agents and warns to remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Dean Hans Nelson Estherville Iowa Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York

Notice to Contractors in Esthurville Iowa District

Notice to contractors from A H Nash secretary of the Independent School District of Esthurville Iowa. Details incomplete in readable text but signifies an official call for bids or bids process by the district and its secretary.

Matherville A. H. Mash Board of Education Independent School District Own Inna Jamens 8 Cox Eatherville Sean A. H. Nash Estherville Laws A. HL. Nash Bondi Ag Hatherville Iowa Esthurville

Power of Human Eye in Calming Aggressive Dogs

A writer recounts incidents from Our Dumb Animals showing how a fixed gaze can calm enraged dogs. In Washington NC a wolfdog and later a Newfoundland and mastiff mob attacked the narrator, but calm, intense staring kept them at bay until they fled.

Forty-fourth Massachusetts Washington, N. C Darius Cook

Pup Converted at Church Service

A small dog disrupted a religious service by yelping at worshippers as a janitor attempted to remove it. The minister urged leaving the animal alone as some laughed, while others remained in attendance to witness the scene. The exchange included a speech impediment remark from the janitor and the dog’s persistent interruptions.

Dialogue on Rising Living Costs in Daily Life

Greene laments higher expenses for essentials while Redd notes growing costs of use items. The exchange links living costs to personal budgeting as Greene mentions an auto and shoes, illustrating impact on families and individuals.

Greene

Miss Maude Refuses Then Accepts Another Suitor

Brief overheard exchange reveals Miss Maude’s businesslike refusal to a suitor, followed by her acceptance of another, illustrating social flirtation and decisive match choices in a small community.

The Woman and the Carrot Tale From Riis

The story from Jacob Riis’s As Told by the Rabbi tells of a self centered woman who saves a starving man with a carrot. Her selfish act spares her and others only to be tested as an angel lowers the carrot toward a bottomless pit. The carrot breaks and she and the clingy souls fall back into torment.

Arkansas Rusala Tor Ment Jacob A. Riis

Rudolf von Hammerpestle’s English Lesson in Boston

A humorous anecdote from Harper’s Weekly recounts Rudolf von Hammerpestle of the von Hammerpestle family struggling with American English. In Boston he misinterprets hotel “register,” asking if he should write his name on the radiator or wall, finally realizing the clerk’s meaning.

Rudolph von Hammerpestle Rudolf Harper's Weekly

Something Tasty

A mission worker visits a convalescing lad in a tenement and brings fruit. The father answers coolly that the boy ate it all, then reveals the boy is like him in preferring dainty foods. He says the boy, and he, both dislike dago fruit and favor pigs feet.

Misa Ike New York Press

Kentucky orator draws loquacious comparison in Washington

In Washington Close by Himself South Trimble, clerk of the house, jokes about a Kentucky orator being more loquacious than eloquent. He quips that the man’s mouth must be as big as Peleg Anderson’s, who visits a Louisville music shop seeking a mouth organ and is told an organ must be made to order.

South Trimble House of Representatives Washington Kentucky Mr. Trimble Peleg Anderson Loulaville Music Peleg

Walking Tour Narratives Echo Hillside Encounters

A fragmentary diary style exchange notes a walking tour of the hills with mentions of occasional strangers. OW Shepherd reflects on past visits, recalling a tramp in the area last week and the rarity of unfamiliar faces today.

Shepherd

Insect Bite Costs Lag in Boston Man

A Boston man lost his leg two years after an insect bite. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is recommended to kill poison and relieve inflammation, swelling, and pain from stings. Foley Kidney Pills are praised by S. H. Williams and others for kidney trouble and rheumatism, claimed as safe and effective with no harmful drugs.

Boston Bucklen S. H. Williams N. J. Gorham Bank Woodville, Ga Foley G. L. Higbie Manton Mioch S. H. Williame

Foley Remedies Cited In Local Testimonials

A letter chorus praises Foley products for coughs and colds claiming quick relief from Foley's Honey and Tar and Foley Kidney Pills. Testimonies from Chelsea Wisconsin and others emphasize non opiate relief and health benefits for kidney and back issues. An unrelated note mentions herring season and long nets in the North Sea.

Foley Chelsea Wis Saya

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