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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1916
Page
3
A housewife notes 44 years of leadership for Peruna as a remedy. Mrs J Riker of Grant Ave Rast Ceter Falls tested five tonics and found indigestive relief after Teruna. Another testimonial from Mrs Samuel Ruth Union Age Tehanan,Vata praises prompt, lasting cure of chronic invalid catarrh.
On February 5 1016 a document purporting to be the last will of Ask K Trafford late of the county was admitted and read. The court fixed April term to hear objections and admit the will to probate. Dated February 26 1H Heffatfinger Clerk of the District Court.
By special execution from the District Court of Emmet County Iowa to be held March 10 1910 at 10 am at the Court House Estherville the property of Henry Johnson is levied to satisfy Erickson versus Johnson debt 1026 10 100 dollars plus 107 4 100 dollars costs and accruing costs by auction to the highest bidder for cash in Estherville Iowa Thomas Nivison Sheriff deputy F M Brown deputy sheriff
The article argues that a merchant who advertises shows confidence in his goods and remains up to date. Readers are advised to patronize advertisers in the paper since their merchandise is current and not shop worn.
A cheerful jumble of jokes and quips from various papers. Brief lines poke fun at speeches, moving pictures, authors, lightning tricks, and presidential etiquette. The items mix humor with social observation in a light, period style.
The note touches on crocodile farming with incubators meeting South Africa’s hide demand. It also includes a humorous exchange about a boy and orange peels on the pavement, reflecting a light piece from a Philadelphia Ledger humor page.
A held dialogue shows a judge and spouses discussing a speech delivery problem. The exchange reflects tension over accusations of dullness, with the wife denying help and referencing prior cooks leaving due to perceived lunacy in the household dispute.
A fragmented report notes a fatherly stand affecting a match and a query about an explosion. It hints at rural district certification in Spain and Italy and mentions Iran’s metal in multiple colors, reflecting scattered, unclear OCR text.
Milwaukee health commissioner backs a citywide cleanup plan tied to school pupils called civic guards. He urges weekly cleanups, proper disposal of papers, and ongoing public effort to keep streets neat, citing health and beauty benefits and the role of schools as civic institutions.
The text surveys ancient Greek knowledge of burning lenses for fire, notes Bermuda’s green moray as a fierce fish, and briefly discusses falcons as members of the eagle family, highlighting their relative size and bold nature.
The clipping compiles anecdotes and quips from an old era. It references the proverb eating crow with a colonial tale of a soldier forced to eat a crow, then threatened to finish it. It also includes jokes about marriage, equality, and everyday observations on fruits, spices, and social talk.
A Philadelphia Ledger note references Miss Vaughty, who earned money through letters and shows some comic misstatements about literacy. The item mentions a breach of promise case connected to her. A later line abruptly shifts to a trivia claim about black diamonds found in Borneo being the hardest known substance.
The New York World notes a camel has versatile kicking powers described as reaching over the head and circling the chest. It states an evil animal may cause you to sit up by extending legs even while lying down, while a mule is a more considerate kicker.
A Richmond Times note disputes a social question about Mlse Oldric changing her mind on marriage. It suggests if she delays a decision, a Rome man known to her might alter his stance.
A cheeky exchange features a cheerful observer bragging of liking hard strains, a bystander calling him an umbrella rales man, and a witty exchange about gendered optimism. Other quips mock universal agreement with a jab at Mrs Yeast and a Yonkers Statesman line.
A quip filled exchange notes a lawyer client told bystander that he hires to alter his circumstances. The dialogue plays on proverb twists about selfishness and mutual interest, with a Detroit and Leas Time origin cited in the brief snippets.
A reflective quotation from Emerson speaks to the power of opposition. It notes that some men rise renewed when faced with threat, turning crisis which scares others into a graceful and beloved ally. the passage highlights courage as a response to danger.
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