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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
7
Benoni leads Larry Johnson and Johnny Morris through Africa toward a missing Betty Lancey, trading caution for grit. They endure heat, hunger, and jungles, pursue pigeons for clues, and gain uneasy aid from the enigmatic guide as danger rises.
A magistrate questions a prize fighter arraigned for harming his child. The parent apologizes saying he forgot himself after his wife told him to put the boy to sleep. In another exchange, a forestry expert and Dustin Stax discuss water power and stock market experience. A waiter explains a crowd craving tables as the proprietor orders lively music.
In a Louisville Courier Journal item, a dispute arises after a remark about a wig. A speaker asserts being driven to it, prompting the bar to refuse selling tonics or hair restorers. The piece reflects light local controversy and social mood.
The text urges caution in encouraging a four baby to walk when refusal to rear persists. It notes joints in small children are shallow and bones easily dislocate, making leg movement risky. It warns that attempting to stand before legs are strong may cause permanent deformity.
A garbled ad style excerpt promotes remedies for rheumatism and lame back with a Sar saparilla and Toris compound, whiskey, and instructions to dose with meals and at bedtime. It touts “two ingredients” and quick effects, notes druggists can source, and references a fort moved in Cincinnati. Claims include pain relief and various cures, with testimonials and a consumer call to action.
A fragmented page blends jokes about a dachshund Schnapps and a playful dialogue on child training with Uncle Allen Sparks. It also touts patent laxatives and teething remedies, offers a postal anecdote from Kaifeng, and promotes Marine Eye Remedy with dubious medical claims.
A reader reports recovery from a severe scalp disease after using Cuticura Remedies. The patient, Miss Jessie Buchanan of Hamilton Ga, notes hair loss, scalp irritation, and facial crusts but states that after treatment she is free of scalp trouble. She credits the remedies and a physician for improvement.
A garbled passage discusses a boycott of beef and asks about various meat options and restaurant choices. The text mentions horse, goat, and a variety of foods with unclear intent or context. It appears as an OCR fragment with no clear events or names.
Proprietors of Deans Kidney Remedy offer another free trial of their specific for kidney distresses. By cutting off the Coupon in the another column and sending it to Broster Milburn Co. Rygalce in November, a trial of the remedy was sent without charge. This shows their confidence in the remedy’s value.
A frustrated writer laments that a magazine rejected his story while claiming the editors misread the work. He insists portions of the manuscript were strong and questions the editorial standards and taste of the publication.
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