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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1908
Page
3
Miss Lizzie Archer advertises removal services for hairs moles warts broken veins and line balls using electricity. Guaranteed work with references. Visit 110% East 7th Street or call 467 for appointment.
A Manchester Guardian critic and a sailor discuss maritime art and Nelson at Walter Gallery. The seaman recalls the Death of Nelson as vivid memory, while comparing sea imagery to a painting of a ship in a gale and a blood red sunset. He rails at critics yet finds movement and danger in the art.
A Harper's Magazine excerpt recounts a photographer and boys using a tame scheme to trap, tow, and photograph an alligator. They coaxed the creature from its cave, held it for shots, then released it unharmed. The piece questions the ethics of turning wildlife into a photo spectacle for profit.
Excerpts describe Italian court life with modest wages and seasonal luxury, the angler fish superstition in Bohuslän, a Massachusets fisher saying about easterly storms, and a Celtic human foot warmer used by a Celtic prince, as recorded by T. P. in London Weekly.
A man storms into a daily journal’s editorial room claiming a misidentification as the well known lightweight champion. The editor asks a pointed question while the coal dealer asserts the mistake damages his reputation.
A scattered humor piece blends wry philosophy with quips about reformers, prosperity, and daily life. It riffs on luck, debt, work, and the oddities of human behavior, ending mid thought with a joke about a judge’s outfit and a man’s spectacles.
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