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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
8
Bluffton Indiana resident M F Burroughs touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best treatment for bowel trouble after years of use in his family. He urges preparedness before summer and notes local availability from Jay D Johnston Williams Anderson.
The readable fragments mention a remedy named oMiarrhoea Remedy splendia and a testimonio prepared for publication. It references individuals connected with Chamberia and Colis, ore, and ADS people. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear brands, dates, or outcomes.
An advertisement notes a widely known medicine praised as a good cure for diarrhoea and all bowel complaints. It lists Jay Johnson & Co. and Williams & Anderson as sellers in the local market.
A health note claims a severe cold can be halted in a day or two by taking Chamberlain's cough remedy at the first symptoms. It cites relief from cough runny nose and white tongue coating and mentions local sellers Jay Johnston & Co Williams and Anderson. A testimonial from A E Davis praises Dow's Regulate for bowel regularity.
Mr Walters of Chicago visits to oversee farm interests and builds a fine house and barn south of town. E B Linder visited at his home Sunday. Rev and Mrs Artman visited Grover area last week. Mrs Reed and Mrs Wertz visited Ceylon Monday. Shartle of Estherville was a Dolliver visitor Monday and Tuesday. Miss Pike visited old friends Sunday. I P Stillman and son Linus visited relatives in Zimmersburg and attended graduation there. Butler arrived from Montana with a load of branches. sale of horses set for Tuesday afternoon June 6. Tee Pickell went to Grover to spend a week with grandparents. Sam Caylor shipped hogs Saturday night. Grundy county friends fished at Swan Lake Sunday. Children’s Day exercise of Presbyterian church on Sunday June 1. Baxter and Merriott families in Estherville for Decoration Day. Mr and Mrs McGuire went to Armstrong for Decoration Day. Caroline, Maxwell Miller and Doris Ralston home for summer. Fred Person staying at John Irwin’s this summer. Presbyterians to hold evening services. Sunday school at 11 and preaching at 8 pm. Charley Higinbotham and family went fishing Decoration Day. Section foreman and family from Estherville visited Mr Kauman’s Sunday.
Estherville jeweler Jay Johnston Co emphasizes its jewelry stock. Local notices mention Miss Misa Mae Wallingford attending summer school in Town City and several area residents joining outings to Spirit Lake and Chamberlain. Community events include a Tuesday ice cream social for Ida Dahl and a Friday dance by Heidecker Bros. A horse loss valued at 125070 is reported with unclear suspect.
Local notes report shopping options at Jay Johnston Co. and Midway stores and visits by Mrs Bigelows, Linager's brother, and Maxwall and Caroline Miller returning from Cherokee. Rob West prepares flax ground at Campbell quarter. Families—Grandpa Maxwell, Mr Ralston and Cedar Falls relatives—visited. Grover Children’s Day at M E Sunday school set for next Sunday at 2 40 pm. Donna Ralston returns from Bluesland with grandmother Mrs Curtis visiting. Mrs Taylor hosts Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon. Mrs Littell's turnural drew many country attendees and warm memories.
June social and household notes mention Jay Johnston and Co promotions, Elsie Nellie and Leonard Broad visiting Superior, Elizabeth Colt at Katherville exercises, Mr and Mrs Fuller traveling through Grover, Grace Crawston finishing a spring term then returning home, and families Cummings Warner and Baxter seen in the community.
Jay Johnston and Co advertise wedding gifts while High Lake hosts visitors Mrs Swartz and Grace leave for relatives in the southern part of the state. Mrs Donahue returns from Esmerville to her High Lake farm. A Mr Bovaird dance is well attended. P P Walden and Nels Peterson market hogs in Wallingford. Miss Jennie Larson returns from six month Minnesota visit. Emma Rokne visits home, Lewis Rokne and family visit Jack Creek.
A collage of small town notes covers sales of sil ver, farm labor, visitors, and social calls around Estherville Cedar Rapids and Watertown. Local merchants such as Chas con the Estherville butcher attend towns. Tiffany rings and souvenir buttons spark local pride amid Centennial planning. Railroad fare offers, business openings, and a Lowe City convention are mentioned with limited details.
A Milwaukee chemist testified that alum remains in foods baked with alum powders and could be deleterious. Missouri professor Schweitzer reported bread from alum powder still contained alum. The witness urged housewives to avoid alum baking powders based on scientific evidence of residue and harm.
An offer from F S Shadle & Co promotes Hyomei as a catarrh cure by inhaling medicated air with a money back guarantee if it fails. The one dollar outfit includes inhaler, dropper, and Hyomei. refills cost 50 cents. Also mentions drainage improvements, notices, and local ads for Chamberlain's Salve and other products.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a mythical figure Kah-bacodti-dk the Winter-Maker with evil deeds linked to forests and villages. Mention appears to involve Gemmell, General Manager, Minnesota and Thterna tional Railway, at 208 Northern Pacific Building, St. Paul, Minnesota.
D H Barnhart of 1405 Harnhart St Estherville testifies he suffered from back pain kidney trouble and bouts of cold related loins discomfort. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Williams and Anderson's drug store he reports relief and urges others to try the remedy with Foster Milburn as US agents. 28-2
Advertises a round trip fare of 12 dollars and 26 cents from Chisago to Buffalo New York and back via Nickel Plate Road with a June travel window and a June 2 return, listing Nickel Plate Office at 108 Adams Street Chicago.
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