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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
6
A historical ad claims Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted laxative option. It emphasizes natural action, gentle cleansing, and no debility from use, noting physicians approve its ingredients and stock from California Fig Syrup Co. as the genuine product.
Soper Allen and Alexander Attorneys at Law provide complete abstracts of title to Bset County and Kethervilie. The firm handles real estate, collections, and related services, aiming to supply clear title documents and thorough property records.
A W Nash, a lawyer, gathers Avilgle Iowa records in a case linked to Mstherville state Baan, with legal steps unfolding as officials document the proceedings. The report notes the involvement of local authorities and the attorney's actions in the matter.
OCR fragment lists professions and names such as William Shoesmith and Kathery Lille with references to law and dentistry. Mentions offices in Washington Iowa and individuals like Khylgit Bros, a patent lawyer, plus a dentist and physician. Overall a damaged business directory style notice with scattered proper nouns and roles.
A long list of candidates announces runs for county and state offices in the upcoming Republican primaries. Individuals seek roles including state senator, superintendent of schools, county treasurer, clerk of courts, county attorney, and more across various districts and counties with pledges of party support and intent to serve.
Fragmentary notice lists Phoebe Lincoln as specialist with names and contacts unclear. Mentions Hirthonirhs and Watts with broken terms. Includes reference to Mike Llaabe Aretier and a placeholder phone line. Details unreadable. cannot determine substantive action.
A damaged ad promotes King’s New Discovery as a miraculous cure for various ailments. It claims the product prevents death, relieves grippe asthma bronchitis and deafness, and is sold with a guarantee at Willan and Antler sensort store for a0e and RL.00.
The Good Roads Convention will be held in the Metherville courthouse on March 27 beginning at 10 o clock. Organized by the county good roads association with the Metherville commercial club. Prof McDonald of Antes Town will lecture, aided by Ciss Cooley road expert from the Office of Public Roads Washington DC. County officials and road supervisors from KechiGion county are urged to attend.
Mrs B J Strang of Matherville Iowa recounts severe backache and kidney weakness eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Five boxes stopped attacks and she has had no recurrences. Sold everywhere. Doan's is a trademark of Master-Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents in the United States.
The Vin dicator and Republican subscribers who have not yet paid must settle by January 61 or be dropped. The Post Office Department order bans papers with over a year in arrears, effective March 1, with April 1 final deadline. The Homestead farm paper is advertised as a practical farming publication with wide Western contributor support, offered at a low rate when bundled with the Vindicator and Republican.
The Christian Register essay portraits Benjamin Franklin as the quintessential Yankee figure. It lauds his practical intellect and earthly pleasures while noting his untaught beginnings, later lapses, and unremarkable saintliness. It contrasts Carlyle’s praise with Franklin’s imperfect humanity.
A Cleveland diamond dealer warns buyers to avoid showing stones beyond a customer’s means and to skip colored stones when selling a white diamond. In New Rochelle, Francis Wilson’s fifth decade of theatrical relics fills his Orchard loft, where a Saturday fire prompted quick looting of valuables from the den while the lower room remained neglected.
A quirky dialogue fragment features a man who snarls at fakers and a rubber habit party member. The exchange centers on astronomers blamed for staying up nights to “egit the universe” as a joking explanation.
A London observer notes English law allows a wife to keep her maiden name, distinguishing from American practice. She cites Mrs Fenwick Mille, elected to the London school board, who changed only her title and did not take her husband’s surname. Many English society women, especially widows, retain their own names, valuing personal and professional identity. The piece contrasts English and American norms for women’s surnames and professional branding.
Retired lightweight champion Jack McAuliffe befriends Newcastle pugilist Jumper Howe in England. Howe confesses he cannot read or write and asks McAuliffe to read a sweetheart letter. McAuliffe obliges until Howe jokes about listening and then becomes offended, promising to find a reader with proper schooling.
A German publication aids rheumatic patients by sharing symptoms reliefs and treatment progress. Doctors contribute articles on disease phases and cures, appealing to readers seeking relief from pain.
Passengers note that turbine steamers have reduced engine vibration but cannot eliminate all shaking. The remaining vibration comes from propeller passage through water and is inherent while propellers are used, despite suppression of engine noise and improved conditions.
The piece questions the common belief that John the Baptist fed on locusts and wild honey and suggests the locusts may have been the fruit of the carob tree. It notes the carob pod, known as locust bean, is eaten and the tree is sometimes called the honey tree due to its sweet pulp.
The sedate John Budd woos Susan Smiley and wins her in a village romance. On the wedding day his calm breaks as the clergyman asks for the vow, and John awkwardly replies with a comic mispronounced line.
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