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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
2
Advertisement touts Dr. King's New Discovery as quick permanent relief for coughs colds and lung ailments with a lifetime claimed track record. It cites Mrs Cov of Joliet Illinois and urges purchase from druggists with a money back guarantee for emergencies and typhoid pneumonia related coughs.
Harper's Weekly outlines the sun's path on the celestial sphere, defining the ecliptic, solstices, equinoxes, and lunar eclipses. It notes the nodes of the moon's orbit, the saros cycle of eighteen years eleven days, and historical use by Chaldeans and Greeks for eclipse prediction. It also cites a comic exchange from ExCUBS and a remark from the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A physician extols sunlight and fresh air as antidotes to tuberculosis and other diseases. The article encourages outdoor living, open windows, and sun exposure as vital for health, urging readers to seek sun and breeze despite any discomfort.
A reflective line contrasts mind as the seed of civilization with the heart as its eventual end, suggesting a philosophical view on intellect and emotion governing human progress. The wording implies a wary balance between rational thought and heartfelt motives shaping society.
A fragmented ad touts Meritol White Liniment as a general pain reliever for muscular and rheumatic complaints. It claims quick relief for aches and dwells on the product’s supposed benefits, with a signature from J.J. KrIopy.
Old men and women feel cramped by laxatives more than younger folks yet need a medicine gentle enough for daily use. Dr King's New Life Pills are especially good for the aged as they act promptly and gently and are recommended by the Postal Shaded Co.
An advertisement promises a guaranteed eczema cure after claiming a physician and law backing. It asserts severe eczema for 23 years cured by a remedy available from druggists or the Phila and St. Louis firms, with price listed at 60c and distributors named.
Advertisement seeks executives and clerks including Dickin son Clay and Kossuth for the sdvanen pulp governor role. Location listed as 472 Gineola Street by Wallisby and Mebeuneds.
The article notes Slarry Lord of the Chicago American as a top third baseman showing improved form this season with a strong start. It mentions his past shift to outfield, praises his stick work and fielding, and suggests he may regain honors. It also covers international football dates, an International Baseball League to Europe, and comments on other sports figures including Frank Cavalagh, Hans Wagner, and Larry Cheney.
George Bogartis a wealthy Mexican American rancher relates how he saved his life and his money by impersonating a woman. Captured near Oputo Sonora Rogar Up was ordered to pay 6900 dollars for his life. Bogartis dressed in female attire, retrieved the money from his house, slipped past outside guards, and safely delivered the cash to a bank in Dongiss Arizona.
Cedar Falls Iowa June 9 Mrs B C Clarke of Cedar Falls works to secure a pardon for Frank and Nate Rainsbarger two men serving life for the murder of Amoch Johnson. Clarke testified as a witness at their original trial and now says the Rainbargers are innocent. Waterman a secret service man Tuesday took her deposition for use in the pardon effort.
A police officer tells of a banknote theft and an informer claiming a notorious fence hid it at an old woman’s house. The detective, lacking a warrant, searched the home and failed to find the note after prying rooms apart. The old woman claimed the note remained with her, wrapped around a candle, as the detective lamented his failed lead.
A passenger asks about the Adeline's captain as the crew member’s whiskers and eyebrows vanish in a morning scene. The mate grins at the inquiry while the questioned sailor remains silent, leaving the mystery unresolved. The event hinges on a single confident guess and a surprised master.
Carl Falk age sixty five lived twenty years in a shack beside a blacksmith shop on the Childs farm five miles northwest of Council Bluffs. He led a reclusive life after leaving an aristocratic family, dying after a cancer of the throat. His death was found by a son of Pred Childs. Adventists conclude their twenty four day session at Takoma Park Md with thousands of delegates departing. next meeting site undecided.
Des Moines conference of railroad commissioners adjourned with chairman Clifford Thorne stating the gathering concerned valuations rather than rate making. In New York City Reverend Dr Charles Augustes Biligs, a renowned theologian aged 72, died at his home from pneumonia.
A Missouri Kansas Texas passenger train derailed at Hailey Oklahoma after striking a horse, killing two aboard and injuring twenty. In Michigan lumber camps, Joseph Wavens shot and killed two deputy sheriffs who had arrested him during a stabbing case at Brimley and escaped. Michael Boyle of the Chicago Electrical Workers’ union was shot and severely wounded at union headquarters, refusing to denounce his attacker to police. Giuseppe Pomaro was arrested in Youngstown Ohio for sending a black hand letter to President Wilson, arraigned in Warren and held on a $10,000 bond as reported.
The fragment recounts Fontenelle’s life lesson on modest success and two maxims, and then turns to a satirical postscript about women’s letters. It includes garbled phrases about engagements and Boston papers, ending with a quip on wisdom and mind.
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