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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
4
A Cedar Rapids Republican critique notes the Des Moines city vote to adopt the commission form of government, while praising Iowa born leaders and recalling former governor candidates. The piece discusses party unity, intercity political tensions, and interpretations of primary election instructions for senators and representatives amid a changing political landscape.
Due to the National Educational Association Convention in Los Angeles a Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway sale offers round trip tickets to San Francisco and Los Angeles from June 22 to July 6, 1907, return by Sep 16, 1907, at one fare. The special through Pullman standard and tourist sleepers departs St. Paul July 19 at 7:00 p.m. via Fort Dodge Omaha Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City and the Salt Lake Route. Tickets available through agents or A B Cutter GP J A Minneapolis.
A young narrator wanders with a dog through a budding yard chasing spring beauties while Cousin Grace and Mr. Ned reveal an engagement. Ned returns from New York to propose during a sunlit, leafy afternoon, turning a hopeful stroll into a gentle tale of love watched by the narrator and the dawning season.
A Western School Journal editorial urges respect for past schools while questioning progress. It notes the fathers and grandfathers worked by candlelight and contrasts that with modern electric advancement. The piece invites youth and adults to reflect on whether current achievement matches past effort.
A historical tale recalls how astrologers misled rulers. Henry VII questions an astrologer, who refuses to predict, while Duke John Galleazzo of Milan is warned to die early. The duke’s retort and fate illustrate superstition’s limits. The incident ends with a dramatic hanging, disproving starry forecasts.
A London judge famed for wit recalled a case about when eggs go stale. He noted a long election contest and offered a humorous antique test for egg freshness during a courtroom exchange between opposing lawyers.
An Estherville resident recounts relief from chronic back and kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Williams & Anderson's drug store. The testimonial cites seven to eight years of spells, noting gradual improvement with no recurrences since treatment. Sold by all dealers for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is U.S. agent in Buffalo. Buy ink from the Vindicator and Republican Co. On hand are Sarters and Arnolds ink supplies.
A Dallas resident, E. W. Goodloe of St. Louis Street, declares in a letter that King’s New Life Pills effectively treat malaria and biliousness over the past year. The ad notes they do not grind or gripe and cost 26 cents at Williams & Anderson’s drug store. It warns against harsh laxatives that irritate bowels and mentions Dean’s Regulates as a gentler option, priced 25 to 6? cents, urging readers to ask their druggist for them.
Largest stock best workman and finest goods at Jay Johnston & Co Jewelry store. The Langbusch self closing ink well—best on the market for sale by the Vindicator and Republican Co. All kinds of legal blanks approved for me for sale at this office.
An odd mixture asks about using Jay Johnston & Cos for work while promoting Dr Thomas Electric Oil for emergencies. The fragment mentions tobacco tape ads and a price note, indicating a chaotic old classifieds page.
The Daily Register and Leader offers new subscribers full baseball news and gossip through October 10, 2007, for $1.50 or Daily and Sunday for $2.26. It will publish all Western and To wa League game box scores daily, with home delivery and forwardable subscription details from Des Moines, Iowa.
A Cedar Grove resident, Geo H Parris, spoke in a letter of liver and kidney trouble and credits Electric Bitters with his cure after three bottles. The ad promotes the stomach liver and kidney remedy from Williams Andersons druggists, priced at 60 cents. Also mentions a land plot in Twelve Mile Lake Township and a contact at Paxson Priorie Eatherville Ta for details.
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