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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1909
Page
8
A park scene features a policeman and a weary figure mumbling in odd phrases about grass, nobility, and a war veteran. The text shows garbled speech and scattered references to locations and governance, with a dreamlike digression toward broader topics.
A mother recalls a child’s birth day with a playful pun about home. The scene captures family warmth amid Mrs Very Ted’s social whirl, as Ruth seeks her birth day fact and affection from her mother. The text also mentions Grant Sumner rivalries and a quip about belief in the Bible.
A Kansas City Times extract presents colorful street views from a busy young van rider and an old timer. The pair discuss newspaper reading habits on commute and contrast innocence with streetwise experience amid urban transport life.
Mrs Lapsling scolds Mrs Whilka for a garbled version of a letter to her brother mentioning the Snaggies. The dispute centers on a claim of indignation and a rift over what JT allegedly said in the letter, reported by the Chicago Tribune.
A garbled clipping notes a curse about baldness returning to roost. The fragment mentions a speaker’s exclamation and a lead into dog traveler care from Prossix in Chicago Tribune style. The text is incomplete and reads as a quirky, nonsensical item.
A vintage ad copy extols Post Toasties as a dainty tempting food made from pearly white corn packed rolled and toasted into Toasties. The lavish description emphasizes crisp texture and appetizing appeal.
Mrs Saville, a sharp and titled widow, plots her social and financial power while managing her son Hugh Saville’s uncertain future. A looming naval appointment to the West Indies stirs urgency as she navigates suitors, staff, and family ties in a suspenseful chapter of wealth and influence.
The excerpt describes a dramatic romance featuring a devoted wife, a son, and a mother figure, with themes of love, war, sacrifice, and eventual reconciliation. It highlights the emotional arc, culminating in a happiness earned by a captivating heroine.
A tramp shot farmer J W Christie and then killed his wife, daughter, and a visiting boy Roy Maine in Rudolph area. Christie kept large sums of money at home, possibly several thousand dollars, prompting a farmer posse pursuit.
A reporter in Fordham morgue declares the drowned body found in the Bludson River is Leon Ling, alleged murderer of Miss Pisse Sigel, based on facial features and hair. Witnesses who knew Ling viewed the body but a boy who knew Ling disagreed, possibly due to water damage altering appearance.
Mary Elizabeth Logan Tucker, daughter of Gen John A Logan, was granted an absolute divorce from Col William F Tucker U A retired on desertion grounds in Chicago Superior Court. Judge Barnes entered the decree and allowed her to resume her maiden name. The brief hearing had only Mrs Tucker and her mother as witnesses. She received real estate valued around $5,000 instead of alimony. Tucker, retired last spring, has a pension of 3750 annually.
Judge Kinkead in Columbus Common Pleas Court fined Nelson Cannon of Cleveland 500 dollars, Arthur Beck 200 dollars, and Henry Lang 500 dollars after they pleaded guilty to bribing board members in the East Broad Street paving scandal. Bramley’s four indictments for offering bribes were dropped as he became a state’s witness.
For over a week Downieville residents report nightly tremors centered on Mount Fillmore fueling fear of eruption. Miners refuse to work underground amid cave-in fears. a 5:20 p.m. quake was reported in San Bernardino with no damage. Atmosphere heavy and a 105 degree reading marked the day.
A newsboy about one year old, an 11 year old office boy, and a 48 year old crippled woman were injured in Pittsburg automobile crashes. The driver of the first machine stopped to give aid, while the others left the scene.
The Senate heard speeches by Cummins Borah Aldrich and others on replacing the income tax with a corporation tax as part of the tariff bill. The maximum tariff provisions passed, with tea and coffee duties removed. the House adjourned after routine business. The Brown resolution moved to submit the income tax amendment to state legislatures.
A flood of perch polluted Harlem streets as firemen cleared hydrants while children carried fish home. New York schoolchildren will receive official numbers next October to aid police truancy efforts under a new law. Viscount Arasukie Sone named resident general of Korea for Japan, with Prince Ito as privy council president. Stephen Marsh of New York found $4,867.30 currency after opening a Bible his spinster sister gave him. Thomas Noonan, a 20 year old consumptive, killed himself with ten days of food aboard an automobile being shipped from Cleveland to California.
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