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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1910
Page
3
An old advertisement warns that constipated bowels and a sluggish liver cause illness and urges readers to consult a doctor about Ayer's Pills. The pitch claims the pills act on the liver and cites J D Aver Co of Lowell Massachusetts.
City of Estherville Iowa reports for year ending March 31 1910 total collections 51760900 with amounts from Electric Light and Water Works 12741 55 and 1259 63 814001 18 paid to City Treasurer 6568 14001 18 balance on hand 2213 89 and notes on funds and warrants issued including street improvement fund general fund and electric water works balances with receipts from county treasurer licenses fines and city clerk rebates. includes a brief note on a local officer and a later paragraph promoting a medical tonic.
Commander Julius A. Pratt Post No. 143 HL GAR writes that Foley's Kidney Pills relieved his chronic backache and kidney pains. Isaac Cook of Kewanee Illinois reports permanent improvement after two months of use and says he will recommend them to friends and comrades through Jay Johnston & Co.
An advertisement from Jay Johnston & Co. urges early use of Ley's Kidney Remedy at first signs of irregular kidney function to avert serious illness, framing health as achievable through the product.
A humorous tale about letters of introduction gone astray as a traveler unknowingly carries a letter meant for him about a British consul. The artist narrator laughs at the consul being cool while the correspondent admits the mix up reveals the social snobbery inside the exchange.
A dialogue on memory ends with the fellow noting yesterday’s favors earned by his two rivals, granting them the laurels. A discussion on the number seven surveys its prominence from seven planets to seven colors and notes the seventh son’s mixed legends, including a Portuguese superstition about the seventh son.
A New York American passage explains natural gas as a product of decay of animal and vegetable matter within rocks in Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania. It forms in porous rocks and is trapped by impervious layers, then extracted by wells or natural channels through fissures from folding or faulting.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer line puns on a writer’s name found on a train as a brakeman shouts the next station. The Washington Herald quotes an admission about seeking something for nothing. A final note praises unselfishness as domestic happiness.
A flood of primary notices from candidates in Hinimet and Emmet counties announces runs for Sheriff County Recorder County Auditor Clerk of the District Court and Superintendent of Schools. Each declares candidacy subject to Republican voters in the June primary and requests support from constituents.
Eight room modern house for sale, well located with easy terms. PERSON and PrroHHR referenced in the listing.
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