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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
7
An old classifieds style item lists several professionals including OR. B. T. Osher Dentist, DR A. Anderson M D Physician and Surgeon, and OR. H. G. Johnston Dentist. It mentions addresses near Court House Square and a North Beventh area with court related references. The garbled text presents multiple business cards or notices for medical and dental services in Ketherville and surrounding areas.
A G Ross veterinarian in Betherville advertises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the only cure that gave full satisfaction during an illness. The note from S N Galloway of Stewart, S. reads as a testimonial urging friends to try the product.
A reader from Homer City New York reports severe rheumatism in arms and shoulders last spring. After using Chamberlain's Liniment once the pain eased and one bottle completed the cure. Also mentions the 11 Mankato Commercial College course catalog.
The United States Bureau of Education aims to turn 10,000,000 public school children into home garden truck farmers, linking the project to war preparedness. Dr. Jarvis estimates half of students’ involvement could boost annual food output by about $60,000,000, with some gardens yielding far higher returns. The plan, pursued in peacetime, is seen by some as a safeguard against potential shortages if conscription or overseas conflicts occur.
The New York Evening Post reports rural teacher cottages spreading beyond experiments in Washington and Texas. The plan addresses housing shortages near schools and enables domestic science work. Alabama has built six homes. one town financed a cottage with six acres, rented cheaply. Some communities house multiple teachers together, using cooperative housekeeping to attract staff and reduce male teacher shortages.
A discussion of the garden movement in education notes that Europe advanced programs long ago with AustriaGermany Switzerland and France implementing school gardens offering flowers vegetables orchards forestry and beekeeping. It emphasizes home garden skills for families and cites Mrs. Alex Caldwell on cost savings through home grown produce and storage.
The New Castle Times suggests fair boards could award a monetary prize for the best planned farm in a neighborhood or county to encourage clean, tidy, well kept farms and a thrifty homelike appearance across communities.
HH Balmer announces the arrival of the Kaffir Boys from Africa for a Chautauqua program. The group, gathered from jungle roots and brought to perform, will present native chants and several English selections, showcasing their tribal cultures with notable entertainment value.
San Francisco reports Senator Cummins and Mrs. Cummins as guests of the Iowa commission at a luncheon. He lauds Iowa’s display at the Exposition and hints at legislative reimbursement for building expenses. Cummins plans a Honolulu visit, health improving after southern travel, with receptions planned on return.
In San Francisco California William H Crocker first vice president of the Panama Pacific expositions declared he had long believed California the nation’s top state but now hails Iowa for its agricultural production about 100 million dollars monthly amounting to around 1.2 billion yearly.
Judge M. Weaver of the Iowa Supreme Court stood in the Iowa Building balcony at the exposition and praised the homelike structure. He urged that Iowa should fund a state building, arguing its value is in advancing the state's name and progress, even if not directly profitable.
The New York Evening World reports on imports of corkscrew gowns from Paris drawing fashion interest. Women praise the daring silhouettes while designers note the trend's bold embrace of curve and flair.
In a Boston Globe blurb Mrs Pester notes a crowd of 200 neighbors accompanied Mr Goodthing to the train to bid him farewell. Mr Pester quips that he did not know Mr Goodthing had that many creditors.
Practical Health Hint explains drowsiness may indicate malaria indigestion kidney disease or poisoned blood. It notes cerebral anaemia in the aged and brain tumors injuries can cause sleepiness. Sudden drowsiness in diabetes may precede unconsciousness. treatment depends on the cause with advice for elderly and anaemic youths.
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