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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
6
Berlin dispatch reports Saharet files for divorce from Rose, her husband and impresario. A formal post divorce contract sets terms for ongoing business relations with Rose continuing as Saharet's impresario at a substantial salary.
A fragment describes Milton eating simply with odd details about Animal Post Cards from Wisconsin. It notes eight attractive cards of wild animals in Thy Wiekinetot Park, a mail-order offer from The Myening Wisconsin Com pany, and mentions rubber consumption and supply. The piece also recounts a humorous highwayman anecdote on the Appian Way involving a woman and a missing husband.
A Harrisburg family vies to educate their servant Sam on electricity as the master explains that power comes from the dynamo through wires to the lights. Sam asks how the kerosene squirts three dem wirks, showing curiosity beyond basic explanation.
An Illinois surgeon describes coffee as causing hand tremors and insomnia and details his switch to Postum. After three years with Postum his tremors and nervousness vanished, his friend’s similar improvement followed, and he praises brewing it according to the package directions as a potential national drink.
In a tense scene at Aikenside, governess Maddy Clyde faces strict rules from Mrs. Agnes Remington, while Guy Remington reveals support and proposes a teacher pupil arrangement. Maddy agrees to study under Guy after explaining her need to care for Uncle Joseph and her grandfather, aiming to stay true to herself amid social tensions.
A brief comic exchange shows Mr and Mrs Nupop debating staying home versus attending a concert. The baby’s listening adds a humorous twist as Mr Nupop is loud about tickets while Mrs Nupop defends attending. A light remark on distinguishing popular from classical music ends the piece.
Senator Johnston of Alabama spoke on the Aldrich currency bill while Senator Tate urged a probe into alleged construction defects in battleships. House discussion centered on census limits to the mainland and a employers liability bill. Senate adjourned in respect to Senator Latimer and addressed district transit and public lands issues.
Sparks from the wires report a fire that destroyed the Pine Tree Worsted Company's plant at Putnam Connecticut, causing about 70000 dollars in losses. Also damaged were the Central New England railroad roundhouse and machine shop at Fishkill Landing New York with damage around 100000 dollars. A partially legible line notes Miss Alice Hollix, a totally blind woman, fleeing New York on the steamer totendam en route to Wiesbaden seeking recovery.
Mrs. Sallie French of Pancaunta Indiana Territory writes to Mrs. Pinkham how seven years of female troubles left her run-down and unable to work. Doctors offered little help. After sending for advice and taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she became strong and well.
For thirty years Lydia BE. a herbal compound has been touted as a starbiard remedy for female illnesses. The ad claims it cured millions of women’s discomforts and promises personalized advice, urging readers to write for treatment at an address in Lynn, Massachusetts.
An OCR damaged passage describes a supervisor in a factory and a storekeeper confrontations with a hook and a pile of rabbits. Action centers on a tense moment as a handle breaks during a confrontation. The text is garbled and hard to parse but hints at danger and a dramatic exchange.
Mrs. Mary E E Rouse of Cumri de N Y credits Dean’s Kidney Pills with curing years of back and hip pain from a kidney issue after a long search for relief. She reports rapid improvement and renewed health, noting the product’s availability at dealers for 50 cents a box. The note cites water evaporation figures and oceanic content in a separate, disconnected line.
A fragmented adlike piece promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children to ease constipation teething and worms. Claims universal use with numerous druggists listed and a popular cold cure in one day. Also mentions bromine quinine and a note on bees and crops in Spain as context.
Prudence, a fourteen year old motherling, enforces strict nightly hygiene on her four younger brothers. A reader from the New York Sun notes the boys go barefoot in summer, risking dirty feet and unwashed soles, prompting Prudence to demand immediate washing before bed. The tale ends with Tom questioning the need, and Prudence insisting beds and clothes stay clean.
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