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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1925
Page
4
The author argues that true independence combines personal finance with broad industrial cooperation. He urges public education to teach money management and firms to require workers to save toward a definite financial goal, promoting an industrial savings policy and economic democracy.
The article notes American praise for simple money versus China’s complex currency. It details 72 Chinese money values and multiple taels, with varying weights and silver purity. Travelers face constant exchange disputes across provinces and ports, with coins like Mexican, Yuan, Dragon, Hong Kong, and Hankow dollars in circulation.
This piece traces the history of tuberculosis forms from lungs to skin and glands and notes how pasteurized milk and eradication of tubercular cows cut infection. It highlights past cures by royal touch, Koch’s germ discovery, and public health strides improving infant safety through pasteurization and vaccination-like measures.
Miss Lydia Christensen, sister of Mr. L. M. Christensen of Spencer, died Thursday night at Presbyterian hospital in Chicago after nearly a month of treatment. Burial took place at Spencer Sunday. she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Christensen of Spencer.
We thank all who helped during the illness and death of our beloved father and for the beautiful flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Ray R. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Merril. Carnahan.
The page presents a menu of holiday kitchen guidance from 1926, detailing baked Indian pudding, steamed delight, orange saute, raisin pie, and cheese salad. It lists ingredients like milk corn meal eggs suet sugar and fruits, with steps for boiling steaming baking and assembling small cakes. The writing reflects a regional Union newspaper's culture and period cuisine notes.
A fragmented excerpt discusses simplicity in writing, favoring natural spontaneity and clear expression. It contrasts avoiding elaborate style with cultivating genuine, modest florals of language, referencing Coleridge and Charles Lamb.
Egypt imposes a government rule requiring all cotton goods to be folded in lengths of one meter or one yard to safeguard buyers against misrepresentation. The measure applies to local purchases and aims to standardize product presentation and pricing.
Mrs H W Spaulding of Grintell heads the eight day program at the Town State Fair in Des Moines opening August 26. The women’s fair covers home farming civic affairs and modern public welfare with lectures demonstrations and contests showcasing women’s work.
Des Moines hosts the largest prize grains fruits and produce display in U S history at the Iowa State Pair and National Livestock Show this summer. County farm bureaus from many counties collaborate with farmers to showcase new farming developments with expert guidance and extensive prize offerings totaling over 3000 dollars. The horticultural exhibit aims to attract thousands with vast floor space already reserved for the displays.
Des Moines Iowa experts propose a standout exhibit at the Iowa State Fair and National Livestock Show comparing two pig-raising methods. Two pens will show the old infected-lot approach versus the cleaner "McLean County System" on clean ground. The display, in cooperation with the State Fair USDA Iowa State College and Tama County Farm Bureau, aims to be highly instructional.
A World War I tale recalls a fog bound raid where a homing pigeon carried a cryptic note. A private's writing on the scroll read I am tired of carrying this d a bird revealing the strain of the messenger in the raid.
A traditional Eskimo belief holds that if a wife has no children it is her wish that her husband take another wife to bless the home with children. The custom centers on ensuring lineage and family joy within the household.
A succinct reflection notes that all experiences pass with time, emphasizing impermanence of joy and hardship alike and urging steady resilience through change.
Mrs Minnie Cleat hosts Mrs L Blag as Lake guests this week while friends recount gatherings. J S Morragey planned a major spree at Coleman house before Sunde recovered his Buick stolen last Thursday. The vehicle was found outside town in good condition, just prior to a planned trip.
Carter's Pencraft Combined Office and Fountain Pen Ink on sale at the Vindicator and Republican office. Packaged in pints and quarts, the bottles match eight and sixteen of the small bottles that usually sell for 15 cents.
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