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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
9
A 20th Century Cloverleaf or Corn King manure spreader is listed alongside a service bureau offering free expert information on soils crops drainage and fertilizers. The ad invites readers to submit questions to the THC Service Bureau Harvester Building Chicago USA for better farming knowledge.
A brief notice advertises Chamberlain's Liniment as a simple remedy for internal ailments. Sold by Shadle & Co.
A garbled promotional snippet features two physicians discussing a diagnosis and operation costs beside lines praising women's health and beauty. It promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets via F. B. Shadle & Co., and closes with a satirical remark about married men spending evenings away from home.
Mrs Lela Love of Covena Georgia wife of farmer Willey Love says Foley's Kidney Pills gave nearly instant relief for sluggish kidneys. She cheerfully recommends them to all sufferers from kidney trouble.
Dr Lincoln Wirt, educator author and Arctic explorer, will visit Chautauqua to recount a 1200 mile Alaska to Pacific relief expedition to save 3000 gold hunters at Anvil Alaska. His tale blends peril courage and pioneering spirit from royal society fellow to government commissioner.
Frederick W Kickbush Jr a baritone whose voice has drawn critics on both sides of the Atlantic has sung baritone roles in all German operas and has eighteen operas in his repertoire He has given recitals in Kansas City Omaha Milwaukee Chicago and other major centers and achieved triumphs He began serious voice study while serving as United States consul at Bretten Germany trained at Stettin and later Berlin universities under Dr Carl Von a noted tone production expert
John Simpson an early Colorado trapper and his wife defended a narrow rocky hill outside Denver from a large war party of Utes and Cheyennes for five weeks. Surrounded, they held a natural fortress until relief cavalry from Fort Lyon arrived, saving Simpson Boats and Norn. A monument now marks the hilltop where the Simpson family is buried.
A Brooklyn priest proposes a $100 fine for every bachelor who remains unmarried at 25 and a mandate that unmarried women must propose at least three times each leap year. He cites an old table of a woman's marriage odds, showing 14.44% between 16 and 40, 62% between 20 and 26, 18% between 26 and 30, 16% between 30 and 35, then 2% after 40 and 1 in 1000 after 60. The piece notes natural bashfulness aids in finding a husband and critiques boldness.
A humorous tale from World's Work recounts Joseph Peleti seeking an office quickly in London. He offers rental money for several months, refuses delay, and insists on moving in immediately. The owner relents, and Peleti secures the office on the spot.
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