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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1909
Page
4
The Astbury postal paper ridicules Dolliver for failing to sway a vote against Democratic measures led with Cummins. It cites Stoddard’s bee inspector bill and notes the state inspector’s salary lacks funding. The piece also questions Cummins’ honesty while calling recent trains timely.
The article contrasts the boy who passed and the one who failed, praising effort and perseverance. It argues some fail due to mischief or slow reasoning, urging failing students to keep ambition, with many eventually succeeding as thinking and maturity improve. It notes worthy men once failed and later achieved responsibility.
A historical note reflects on A. 8.Grant near the foot of his West Point class, arguing that persistent effort can yield future leadership. The piece suggests today’s weakest may rise to command in years to come, implying determination over early success.
Large attendance at the Chautauqua as Dr. G F Enyart, vice president of Missouri Wesleyan College, prepares Bible lectures on The Poet King of the Bible and The Demosthenes of the Bible. A Chicago Boy Choir and Sarah Wathena Browt performed, followed by a vivid Rome, the Eternal City lecture. Also reports urging Congress to curb cocaine supply with tariffs, as New York police urge action to protect homes.
Dr George Rk Stuart drew a large audience at the Chautauqua tent with a lecture on Lop Sided Folks. His rapid rich delivery mixed humor and pathos while critiquing deformities as metaphor and praising truth. Tickets and attendance climbed as officials planned today’s program and a call to action against cocaine.
SS Hattie R. Garrison of Fort Dodge is named head of the Girls Industrial School at Mitchellville succeeding Superintendent Fitzgerald. The experienced Benedict worker has long served in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids and will lead hundreds of girls with the school’s reforming and liberty-minded approach.
Fathers and mothers urge Congress to back a form of real home protection against a subtle drug habit, as the American Health League campaigns. Seation men on the Rock Island branch line now receive $1.40 per day in wages.
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine says her mother over 70 has grown young again since using Electric Bitters after 20 years of severe dyspepsia. Doctors had given up, but the remedy revived appetite sleep and energy, aiding liver and kidney function. Only 60c at Williams Andersons.
The ad claims people with kidney or bladder symptoms should start Foley's Kidney Remedy immediately to stop pain and irregularities. It asserts the remedy strengthens the organs and lowers danger of Bright's disease, urging not to disregard early signs.
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