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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1913
Page
11
A health ad proclaims Resinol Ointment stops itching instantly and, with Resinol Soap, clears eczema ringworm pimples and other eruptions. It claims safe on delicate skin including babies and urges trials with Dept. 3K Resinol Baltimore to obtain samples.
A London Atheneum line of thought notes neighbors suspect wealth yet wonder how it is acquired. It cites Chaucer, Malory, Spenser, and Shakespeare with brief contrasts on action study nobility and being.
In a clipped street scene a man boasts about self raising umbrellas and window shades. A Mammy retorts with slang rich humor, and a quip about turning troublemaking children into self raising pickaninnies to secure friendship for life.
Des Moines March 13 Iowa's railroad commission led by Chairman Clifford Thorne wins a major Interstate Commerce Commission decision. Western Classification No. 61 is suspended and revised with hundreds of changes to go into effect March 31 benefiting shippers and consumers from the Mississippi to the Pacific. Sixteen western states united. 900 railroads and 35 million people are touched by the ruling. The case, one of ICC's longest, shapes rules on carload mixtures, green hides, minimum weights, and freight classifications across a vast western area.
Books carry a charm and speak of cosy evenings by the lamp. Shelves of aged volumes add warmth and livability to a room, making the home feel inviting and lived in.
The New York Evening Post contemplates naming Roosevelt for 1916 while pondering future convention timings and costs. The writer muses on extending the practice to 1920 1924 and 1928 options as a time saving idea.
A guide for aspiring children's nurses stresses love for children as essential. Nurses must empathize with youngsters, balance camaraderie with authority, and avoid cynicism. Proper training and supervision of health, care, dress, and lessons are important, though not onerous.
A brief exchange reports limited seats remain for a water wagon trip. Bumble claims there are seats left while Bumble dismisses urgency, suggesting late seating is possible if attendees persevere.
A paste made from ordinary whiting applied wet and allowed to dry can remove grease from paint without injuring the surface. The note describes a simple cleaning technique using white plaster to lift grease stains from painted surfaces.
A garbled OCR fragment recalls a phrase about a minister described as "the old school" and being catechized or questioned. The readable text hints at a religious figure discussed in a parish context, but specifics are unclear and names or places are not identifiable.
A garbled OCR snippet mixes ad phrases and quotes with scattered names and lines. It references BERDS and BLUE GRASS, mentions a young man learning to paddle, and includes stray dialogue about a stenographer, a motor boat, and a mock “BROMO QUININE” line. The text resembles a collage of bits from a 1920s newspaper page.
Farmers Brown and Jones chat about health with jokes and feigned ailments. Jones claims feeling ill with various symptoms while Brown frets over what Jones did last night after reading the new Farmers' Almanac until the early morning.
Mrs W H Hughes of Wathena Kansas reports her child suffered severe scalp sores and facial eruptions described as pimples that scratched raw. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for two weeks the sores nearly vanished and complexion cleared, with a note that Cuticura was spread worldwide and a free sample offer. The ad closes with a general wisdom proverb.
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