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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
7
Local ad notes an Office and hospital corner at Sixth and Howard, promoting Chamberlains Liniment as a cure for rheumatism. Testimonial from W A Lockhard of Homer City claims the first application relieved pain and one bottle cured him.
Mrs. Henry Nitzell appeals to parents to create warm, engaging evenings for their children. She urges a well lit table, light reading, games, magazines, crafts, music, and shared dialogue to foster healthy minds and lasting memories, warning of empty chairs if youth interests are ignored.
Mies Margaret and Fd Mancice at Caledon visit friends at Fathsville. Mrs Sam Wicks to Wallford and Sweer City to see a brother. Graduating exerciser at Feether ville. Wylie VanEmen visited Cum mings home. Woods of Minnesota spent Sunday with Sedhula. Mrs Chomperon of Dunavetl Minnesota with Maneie family. Larena Smith returned from hospital in Matherville. Farmers replanted corn. reports of rain and seed. Community notes on church ladies, weddings, dances, and local visits.
Mr Bowser obsesses over transmigration as a dog howls outside and the animal enters his home. The Bowser family debates whether the dog is the soul of their deceased friend Will Baker, chaos ensues after a chase through the house, a cat drives the dog to flee through a window, and Bowser is left pale and shaken by the eerie incident.
A New York Weekly gag highlights class tax inequity as a man laments a $1 dog tax for a two cent car while a rich neighbor with a $500 thoroughbred pays none. In a Judge cartoon, a hostess’s daughter jokes about counting spoons after a coffee party.
A garbled OCR passage cites early 20th century quips about domestic science and women’s roles, including a Kansas City Journal couplet, a judge commentary on dress, and a St. Louis Globe-Democrat exchange about wives and clubbing. It also contains nonsensical strings.
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