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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
6
A testimonial style notice touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a universal cure for coughs colds and lung illnesses claiming it prevents consumption. It includes patient endorsements from Mrs Efe Morton and Wm Cogger and notes the remedy is sold and recommended locally.
An old advertisement promotes Meritol White Laitiment for skin and eczema relief, alongside Dr King’s New Life Pills and Thomson’s Keeley Gintavent. Mentions pains irritation and other conditions, with claims of quick relief and broad testing by a named physician and trade endorsements.
An early 20th century misspelled promo piece arguing advertising publicity drives business growth through knowledge. It warns against careless buying and urges readers to learn the best methods, value accurate information, and equip themselves for economical purchasing. It stresses the need for knowledge to improve honesty and success in commerce.
A garbled report describes an aviation fundraiser and a parade in Mankato with references to an aeronaut and a balloon ride. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a public event soliciting funds and a stalled balloon adventure.
The piece praises Larry Doyle of the Giants as a valuable infield and coach, notes critics view him unevenly, and highlights Ray Schalk and Sam Agnew as rising catchers. It also mentions Ed Konetchy, Pratt, Brennan, Hoffman, Janvrin, and La Joie in various evaluative notes on players and rule changes in soccer.
A humorous collage features quips about law and court life from a Chicago Inter Ocean parody, plus brief jokes from National Monthly and Youth's Companion. It weaves legal whimsy with everyday lines about love, sermons, prayers, and misread signals, all in a light magazine style.
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