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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
11
Farmers receive practical tips on dairy and livestock care including cow feeding, manure management, silo use, and preventing sun scald. Emphasis on clean milking, proper teats care, balanced rations, and humane, efficient breeding with notes on hens, pigs, and poultry practices. Industry lore highlights profitability of good cows and careful record keeping.
The exchange notes how public figures’ appearances and grooming have changed, with a farmer recalling earlier times when politicians spent less time on grooming and more time in work. The dialogue centers on perception of effort by great men in politics and the role of photographs in shaping views.
A Philadelphia woman describes two months of painful cracking and bleeding hands with itching and blistering. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment, noting rapid healing and no recurrence after using the products. a Boston department store ad urges free samples. The page also contains a piano performance quip about a prodigious player.
Fragmented OCR text describes eye care remedies and remedies names, claiming solutions for watery eyes and granulated corneas. It mentions physicians and a reference to a quote about future and past affecting a person, with Corelli attributed sentiment.
Dennis Flynn was sheltering under a tree during a thunder storm when lightning struck the tree. He was blown about twenty feet by the concussion and badly stunned, found by a neighbor who began resuscitation. Mrs. Flynn learned of the accident with mingled terror and relief that her husband was not badly hurt and would return home soon.
An ad snippet promotes Une Allen foot ease antiseptic powder for tired feet sold nationwide at 25 cents and sent from Le Roy New York. It also touts Garfield Tea for system health and hints at farm rental and cash crop payments from J Mulszall of Sioux City Iowa. The fragment ends with a proverb about people not knowing much yet not recognizing it.
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