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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
2
Munyon's Pills claim to stimulate digestion and enrich blood without calomel while gently coaxing bowels and liver into activity. Tonic for stomach nerves and nourishment, with free professional advice from Munyon's Doctors. Also promotes cold and rheumatic remedies with small prices.
The article notes solid playtime comfort in mid dy’ suits made of serge flannel or any wash material with body such as linen. It mentions Vajella wash flannels as a deaf option and describes a sketch showing a pink gingham baby waist with white neck band.
A fragmentary quote from Youth's Companion humorously extols the ideal husband as practical in daily tasks. It contrasts two weeks in a house with a skilled handyman with a desire for a steady, capable partner who can keep house, raise bread, and hang laundry, ending with a playful nod to traditional domestic roles.
An Ohio woman describes nearly four years of heart trouble and nervous prostration worsened by coffee. She switched to Postum, quit coffee, and reports restored health, steady nerves, and no more medicine while resuming daily chores.
The Vindicator and Republican Company publishes the Indicator and Republican in a joint editorial effort. It reflects local politics and community affairs with opinion and reporting from the merged newsroom.
Surface cars ran on main streets of Philadelphia until midnight for the first time since the strike began, with state police guarding routes through Kensington and Frankford. Company says 744 cars operated by day, 66 ran to midnight. 490 new hires to increase service. Church leaders propose arbitration across 26 denominations, to be referred to company directors, with labor representation on the board.
George Capron, 32, a former cashier for United States Express, was arrested after fleeing Chicago with $5,000. Disguised in a wig and blue goggles, he posed as a bankrupt hotelier to reach Geiselise, confession followed when a detective unmasked him and he admitted the crime and his motive.
Turmoil surrounds a high profile meat investigation with prosecutors pressing charges and stakeholders debating the next steps. A key defendant faces requests for cooperation while defense counsel questions evidence and procedural pace amid public attention.
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Uhehtor wages rise discussed for Dehawere and Tidson company engineers and Mendelesradiers. Range cited from 6 percent to TW percent with an average around 20 percent noted by APpVuxin.
All grades of refined sugar rose by 10 vents per hundred rounds as market action pushed higher in New York City on Thursday, signaling a broad advance across sugar types.
The Senate debated postal savings, costs from gold supply, and measures on food misrepresentations and hazing at West Point. The House advanced rivers and harbors project funds, while local bills and the Indian appropriation dominated time. Adjournments followed brief sessions and policy limits on speeches.
The article notes marked growth in imports from foreign sources, with total imports valued at about 60 million dollars, rising from 1908 to 1909. It highlights doubled values in key sectors like raw materials, coppers, and textiles, and cites substantial increases across rubber and leather goods.
Local and state items include an offbeat report on a hospital case and a pumpkin note from a Steel Company official, plus a wage dispute in Wend plan. Authorities pursue two suspects in a shooting death at three homes, while Nebraska teachers strike over president resignation demand. Kentucky governor probes influence rumors on county unit vote.
A Baltimore woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing four years of misery from irregularities and painful symptoms. The ad claims the remedy is the most successful female treatment, lists conditions it purportedly addresses, and offers free guidance from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
A collage of jokes and anecdotes on dining, street chatter, pensions, and a public notice tone. It includes a waiter explaining oysters served on the flat shell to ensure freshness, comments on old age relief in England, a megaphone style street narration of conductor speech, royal wit in imperial circles, and brief quips about receptions and a bank liquidation.
A collage of Victorian era quips and curiosities including Rufus Choate’s misunderstood chimney design note and Napoleonic letter misread as a field sketch. Also advertises a cold remedy by Groves and a collector’s talk by Jerome S. McWade, who extols intrinsic beauty in Gobelin tapestry and carved wood.
A punch line tale shows a little girl asking if wearing glasses would mean trimming her long eyelashes. The oculist remarks the eyes are in bad condition and she should wear glasses, to which she replies with a defiant and humorous retort.
An old Times style column notes Ferry Davis Prinkiller as unmatched for backaches with broad appeal and large size at druggists. It also recounts a humorous Scriptural carving tale where a witty clergyman carves a fowl by Biblical principles, allocating parts to family members with symbolic meaning.
Wise old uncle tells Tommy you cannot get something for nothing. Precocious nephew replies that when he does not eat he feels awful stomach pain.
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