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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1914
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR lists names and professions including attorneys and physicians. Mentions real estate, titles, and collections with scattered terms like rate, notary, and veterinarian. Lacks coherent narrative or dates.
Just Right For Backache and Rheumatism Foley Kidney Pills are thoroughly effective for backache rheumatism swollen aching joints kidney and bladder ailments. A A Jeffords McGrew Neb says his druggist recommended Foley Kidney Pills and after one bottle the old trouble disappeared. For sale by all druggists.
A March health warning urges avoidance of croup bronchial colds lagrippe and pneumonia in the young and elderly. Foley's Honey and Par Ja apreat family medicine is promoted to quickly stop a cough check cold progress and relieve congested air passages. Sold by all druggists.
Advertisement endorses Merital Hair Tonic to keep scalp healthy and promote growth. J J Klopp guarantees the preparation. Also a for sale line offers Rhode Island Red roosters with contact H EH McCoy and phone number 290.
A weather editor laments the petit grievances of readers while a broader push for prohibition grows. The piece argues liquor bans improve productivity and safety, cites Maine and North Dakota as beneficiaries, notes business support like the Pittsburgh Board of Trade, and calls for national constitutional action. It ends with a product plug for Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cough remedy.
A collage of small ads and notices appears: Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised for inflamed air passages, with claims of safety and no opiates. Local classifieds list items for sale, harness shop notices, and a buggy for sale. Community announcements cover a Methodist Episcopal church sermon series led by Rev. Hugh B. Smith, obituaries, and various personal notices about residents’ travels, marriages, and home moves in Emmet county.
A series of brief notes records residents and visitors in Armstrong and nearby towns. People listed include Chris Anderson visiting Garner, Paulson of Waterloo, Katherville visitors, Mrs Henry Kruse near Grover, W C Blake on a Des Moines trip, Joe Sullivan with the Spencer orchestra in Rock Rapids, Roy McDutty of Mason City visiting his sister, Mrs Tollitson, Mrs Dan Casey from Cedar Rapids visiting, and others from Dolliver to Albert Lea. Several church and club items note a Norwegian church district meeting at Rake, a church service emphasizing family participation, and a W.R.K. CG meeting with a program and a wedding anniversary acknowledgment. The upcoming meeting is announced with Rev Hugh Smith’s message and invitations for families.
An upcoming community gathering in Germany is planned for Sunday evening at 8 p.m. Details are limited in the text. The notice mentions a scheduled supper or service but does not provide exact location or organizers.
A rich young man Billy Akinner contemplates marrying to curb marriage proposals after receiving an $81 million estate. He posts a playful competitive examination for would-be wives, receiving a flood of responses. Bessie Trask’s sharp, candid replies win him over, leading to a comic twist as Billy seeks a suitable match while managing the suitors and their quirks.
A curious windswept fragment describes the Willy Willies cyclones off northern Australia. It notes their origin in the sea, swinging paths, and impacts from December to March near Broome, with extreme rain and dust events shaping the dry lands.
A brief chatter between a young marti man and his partner on Hu avenue unfolds. He says he must fly to New York for business for a day and hopes she will not miss him much, while she questions the trip and notes she can get clothes locally. The exchange ends with a simple thank you.
A country gentleman orders his servants via electric bell, but confusion arises when Joseph and the housemaid Muggle misinterpret the signals. The master grows angry as the chain of ringings leads to delays and comic miscommunication in Pall Mall Gazette.
A clipped column fragment from Seattle Post-Intelligencer touches on a twin brothers tale about wealth and happiness and then drifts into garbled lines about dress influence and social perception. The piece shows damaged OCR with stray phrases and unclear context throughout.
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