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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1916
Page
3
The Boston Post opines on open air kisses being safer than indoor ones, citing Harvard students and authorities. It ranks kiss sites by safety, prefers cheeks then foreheads over lips, advises avoiding veils due to germs, and notes a slight time difference between a regular and “soul” kiss.
In Dr E Bowers kitchen sage advice for the affluent indoorsman outlines protein portions per common foods. An egg yields about eight grams, a steak cube inch similar, bread about four grams, potatoes two and a half. The plan prescribes daily protein from regular egg, five ounces of beef steak, and one glass of milk for two hours, then emphasizes starches sugars fats and celery, tomatoes, and other vegetables as the main diet to curb ailments and claims reduced risks of Bright's disease and heart failure.
Hugh S. Fullerton reports in American Mayacing that many leading businessmen cannot recall the exact turning point that led to their success. When prompted, they can name a precise moment of insight that redirected their paths from aimless effort to purposeful advancement.
At dinner hour prison inspectors rush through rounds as four inmates respond to questions. The pickpocket cites a momentary abstraction, the incendiary jokes about lightness, the forgetful man seeks to gain a name, and the burglar explains taking advantage of an opening in a large mercantile establishment.
Lecturing at the Royal Colonial Institute Major Quayle Dickson discussed the Falklands history and the river of stones feature. He described theories on their origin, size, depth, and sheltering caverns, noting the region’s complex colonial past and war history.
A relative of a local attorney suffered a near deafness after an accident. A specialist offered hope of restoring hearing. An attorney suggested taking the matter to Judge Moll in room 5, reputed for leniency toward attorneys with pending cases.
The longtime official ratcatcher for the British Western Railroad company passed away. For over forty years his family served in the role, capturing rats alive whenever possible. He once captured over ninety five rats in a cage, and a mishap on a train led to twenty rats escaping through a sack hole while he slept, one climbing up his sleeve.
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