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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1916

Page

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Election results and local notices from Twenty Years Ago

At the city election Monday Jo Hardie was elected councilman in the silver ward C A Williams second ward B J Breen third ward Conductor AL Gayard attended the funeral at Cadar Rapid Tuesday and Conductor Bradley pins passengers on the Watertown run Conductor Babcock has gone to Hot Springs for health VanVelaer in charge during Bab’s absence An enthusiastic meeting at the courthouse Saturday aimed to improve the public square H C Coon chosen chairman and Geo Godden secretary committee to solicit lands Square to be beautified and turned into a park Mrs Charles Barber and Mrs M G Wilson will entertain the Woman’s League Friday March 6 County convention delegates listed to attend state convention John Montgomery Win Stewart F H Lathrop D Fitzgerald J A Finlayson Mo M Knapp alternates GQ A Nichols BK F Robinson I R Bingham A F Lough T J Hane A J Puller

Jo Hardie Filver C. A. Williams B. J. Breen Geo Godden A. O Peterson Nevilla FE. J Breen Charles Barber M. G. Wilson Woman's League of the Presbyterian Church John Montgomery Win Stewart F. H. Lathrop D. Fitzzerald J. A. Fin Iayaon Mo. M. Knapp A. Nichols BK. F. Robinson I. R Bingham A. F. Lough T. J Hane A. J. Puller

Comparative Cost of Small and Large Cars

A transportation piece examines why buyers favor small cars, arguing small models save money over time through cheaper tires and fuel. It cites Willys-Overland on long term value, compares 60,000 mile costs, and notes small cars use 2600 gallons versus 3400 for big cars, saving about 198 dollars at 22 cents per gallon. It also mentions faster depreciation for larger cars and the popularity of the Model 75.

John N. Willys Willys-Overland Company Willya

Pedagogue Origins and Shift to Teacher Role

The term pedagogue comes from Greek paidagogos meaning leader of boys. In ancient Greece the paidagogos was a family slave who escorted youths to school and kept them off concrete. Over time the title applied to teachers, often with a contemptuous nuance.

Paidagogos Pais Greece Beya

Rain Hats In Korea Impress With Size And Use

Rain hats worn by Korean farmers wives during the monsoon are described as vast, reaching seven feet long and five feet wide, protecting against rain as well as a large umbrella. The piece includes a brief, humorous Q&A about overtime pay and two types of reward for extra labor.

Korea Detroit Street Press

Not a Pleasant Prospect. Mrs Cross This book says that

The Boston Transcript notes a playful exchange about finishing the discussion on marriage. Mrs Cross argues about the longevity of married women versus single women. Cross counters with a request to discuss something more pleasant.

Cross Boston Transcript

Information Wanted in Birmingham Age Herald Item

A brief humorous note from the Birmingham Age Herald quoting a mistress and a new servant. The mistress says meals should come promptly on the hour and the servant asks if missing the first hour means waiting for the next, illustrating social manners in a light, domestic vignette.

Nora Vis Birmingham

Ribbon color sparksquest in Pittsburgh Dress tale

In a Pittsburgh Dress snippet a caller asks Henry about a blue ribbon and its color relates to the Iatesgirl eyes. The reply confirms the ribbon ran out and no more was available.

Henry Pittsburgh

Contrariwise. Customer and Dealer Sausage Query

A brief quip from the Baltimore American features a dealer remarking that his best sausage is his worst, framed as a witty exchange about quality and taste. The remark underscores comic wordplay used in the paper’s column style.

Baltimore

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Rogers Bros Rogers Wational Silver CO Sorth Meriden Britannia Co den, Conn Inter Greve AL Gayard Cadar Rapide Bradley Watertown Babcock Worthington Hot Springs VanVelaer Bab Court House H. C. Coon Chulirman R. C. Cabot Miss Hlunter Mr. Jollier Philadelphia Ledger Corsica France Napoleon Steve J. Hansen Petty Florida Marquette Avenue The Southern Land Company Minnepolis Minnesota
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