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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
10
A fragment promoting Chamberlain's remedies for rheumatism in the foot and a cough remedy praised by a Greensboro family. The ad cites local sellers Shadle & Co. and John W. Sickelstuith with contact details.
A customer describes severe back pain from overexertion and sleepless nights. After taking Dean's Kidney Pills obtained from William Drug Store, the backache eased and kidney function strengthened, with years of relief since. Diana Remember the name and buy only from trusted agents.
A writer touts a forthcoming novel with plans for chapters and Utes, then a critic notes the final steps remain writing and selling. The item shifts to a Cold remedy promotion for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, urging use to prevent serious illnesses like pleuritis and consumption. Sold by I S Shadle & Co.
The London Chronicle notes lawn tennis traces back to 1591 during Queen Elizabeth I's visit to Elvetham. Ten Somer Betehire servants reportedly laid out a square court before the queen, playing five on five with hand ball as a crossing marked by the striking of their doubles.
Special terms offered to 60 buyers who value fast hauling and related services. A notice invites the owner of a lady's brooch to call and pay for this notice to save the item.
A teacher recalls asking a boy to describe an endent figure. He spoke at length and finished with a peculiar line about shaving hair, noting a small tuft on top he called "the Happy Hustlog Grouna."
An elderly advice note urges using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to protect a child from danger like croup without heroic risk. It promotes purchase from F. S. Shadle and Company. The piece also mentions Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a sleep aid, sold by the same dealer.
An advertisement from J. J. Klopp as exclusive agent claims Meritol White Liuitient provides universal satisfaction in any case requiring a paid killer or freater. The copy asserts superior finiment quality and price, promising unrivaled results.
In a brief ad the Vindicator and Republican Co notes top prices for hides furs and sheep pelts amid a sale. The item mentions a fresh supply of carbon paper and typewriter ribbon, reflecting a general business notice from the local paper edition.
Fragmentary notice indicates hens are kept on hand and for sale at A. V. James’ market stall. Missing details about prices or quantities. Local commerce item appears in brief classifieds style.
A brief quotation noting how smiles linger after frowns, attributed to James A. Garfield and associated with the persona Dave fading. The line reflects a contemplative mood on shifting emotions from the president’s era.
Ten Iowa boys who won free trips to Washington in an acre corn growing contest conducted by Tews State College visited the White House. They met President with a brief handshake and words of pride as they stood awed in the national capital. The president expressed pride in their achievement.
Canadian field pea is an annual legume forage crop grown extensively in Canada and adaptable to Iowa climates. It yields 1 3 tons of hay per acre or 20 bushels per acre as seed, best with oats in a 1 to 1½ ratio, cut at oat milk stage, and used alone or with barley for emergency forage.
Iowa State College farm crop experts report many harvested corn samples test low in vitality and germination. The cloth roll tester method, devised by a southern Iowa farmer, uses muslin strips and numbered kernels from 32 ears to evaluate germination, highlighting widespread poor seed quality and guiding selection for planting.
The article offers guidance on selecting hog stock, avoiding weak boars, and using tankage with corn at 66 cents to economize feed. It details a ear-marking system for sows and advises placing feeding floors away from hog houses to keep floors clean from droppings.
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