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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
7
The advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as superior for preserving purifying and beautifying the skin caring for scalp hair and hands and for baby rashes irritations and other conditions. It claims the soap blends emollient properties with pure cleansers and sweet flower scents and asserts no other soap matches its benefits.
Mrs Robert i Broderick of San Antonio Texas recounts long kidney trouble with back pain headaches and dizziness. After using Donn's Kidney Pills in 1902 she reports complete relief and years of good effect with occasional minor signs of trouble. She recommends the remedy and notes a free trial offer by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York 50 cents a box.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes high coal prices teach restraint in fuel use and warn against overheated homes. Americans heat rooms far beyond necessity, risking health from abrupt temperature changes. If coal prices fall, a lesson in prudence should not be forgotten as the strike's impact lingers.
A frontier exchange quotes Broncbo Bob denying a railway through Crimson Gulch. He warns that nearby Cactusville gained a railroad but saw men lose the money and vanish after taking the train, urging local residents to avoid such risks.
A Philadelphia Press humor note quotes an elderly rider asking about dangers of electricity on trolley cars. The reply claims fearlessness and jokes about not being a good conductor after taking a nickel without ringing it up.
A reader recounts recovery from a severe illness using Grape-Nuts and cream, stating initial light meals failed to help but a Grat meal of Grape-Nuts brought strength and rapid improvement. The testimonial claims full recovery and renewed vigor after early relapse fears, credited to Postum Co. Battle Creek.
A government weather bureau report details crop conditions from the lower Missouri and Mississippi valleys to New England and Florida. Heavy rains hinder corn planting in the Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys. northern plains report flooding and replanting needs. southern states see mixed yields with wind and rain affecting wheat, oats, and pastures.
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm offers relief for nasal catarrh patients using an atomizer to spray the diseased membranes. The new preparation retains healing properties without drying secretions. Price including spray tube is 75 cents. Ely Bros. 56 Warren Street New York ships by mail.
An old advertisement humorously touts a stove brand slogan and features a mock dialogue about household chores. It promotes a kitchen stove claimed to keep clean and cool, with a playful exchange emphasizing ease of use and domestic efficiency.
A collage of quotable quips and snippets from 1901 era papers includes humorous lines about romantic delays, a testimonial praising Piso’s Cure for consumption, and witty exchanges about double lives. It also mentions furniture, dyes and household items, reflecting the era’s light entertainment and consumer culture.
The Detroit News Tribune notes early tobacco use in Europe as a preventive and medicinal aid. It traces introduction by Ramon Pane after 1494, mentions Nicot growing in France, and cites Catherine de Medici and Charles IV using snuff for reliefs. Tobacco spread in England after the 1400 plague.
Ad text promotes Allen's Foot-Vine powder to ease burning feet and discomfort from tight shoes. Claims relief for corns bunions swollen hot and sweating feet. Mentions drugstores and a FRE address with a person named S. Olmoted.
A quip about the Sultan and a jokey exchange about debts with the Vizier and Misa Stone echoes in a Baltimore American note. The Sultan agrees to pay once settlements with other powers are through, reflecting a satirical tone on international balance of power.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Mover claiming permanent cure for fits and nervousness with a free trial bottle offer. The text repeats the claim and gives Philadelphia address. A brief cartoon caption follows, noting a sign painter drawing a miniature Kulary.
A Richmond Virginia testimonial describes backache, bearing-down pains, and a falling womb relieved after ten bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises improved weight and renewed vigor, urges others to seek Mrs. Pinkham's advice, and notes free guidance without cost.
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