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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1909
Page
2
Local newspaper note from Fitherville Iowa announces the Vindicator and Republican Company involvement in regional reporting. Details are sparse but indicate a page or section branding from the paper. No further context or events are provided in the fragment.
A violent storm battered Chienay causing partial collapse of structures and widespread damage. At least five people died as roofs blew off and a warehouse, cottages, and several houses were unroofed. Telegraph and telephone lines failed while two inches of rain fell. many injured as debris and downed power lines blocked streets. Municipal services struggled to restore communication and traffic as rescue work continued.
A mail train east of Caser, Idaho, was robbed by two highwaymen at 10:30. They looted the mail car and fired at the fireman, forcing the engineer to proceed. Passersby and posses pursued, but the bandits escaped as the train moved toward Hauser and Spokane, with no rear markers aiding detection.
A garbled quote from Boob Wiynohad president of the Hook Island mailway Syston on Thursday pledges to oppose a rate deal. The imperfect OCR text references fares and regional concern but lacks clear details or names.
Thursday's live stock quotes from Sigux Monthly market appear garbled with figures like pop beeves at 36.20 and hay prices around 725, leaving uncertainty on exact prices and items in this brief market update.
While bathing in the Wichita river near Henrietta Vex Mrs BE dabus Miss Katherine Weaver and Miss Muzrlle His were swept under and drowned. A half dozen girls stood helpless unable to assist as the tragedy unfolded.
Bardstown Kentucky woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing long standing ulceration and female troubles and restoring ability to work. A Christiana Tennessee woman reports relief from severe female illness and nerves after using the compound. For thirty years the remedy has been standard and effective for displacements fibroid tumors ulceration irregularities backache and nervous prostration. Free advice offered by Mrs. Pinkham Lynn Mass.
A London Chronicle piece surveys English sovereign Henry VII and other royal composers including Prince Albert and Princess Henry of Bottenhborg. It notes Victoria as a singer, Albert's zeal, and mentions Marie Antoinette and Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia in a debate over the greatest royal composer.
A garbled quote from Mrs. Lap complains of faulty construction and claims the theater has agnostic properties causing dissension among actors. The Chicago Tribune reference notes widespread confusion and criticizes the venue's management.
A Huntsville Alabama woman recalls years of stomach and intestinal troubles tied to coffee. After stopping coffee and trying Postum, she reports dramatic health gains, able to eat freely and sleep well. She credits Postum’s taste and health benefits and urges readers to read letters in Time.
The narrator recalls a peculiar note from Miss Graham inviting him aboard a ship where he and Barbara explore hidden corners and share dreams of adventure. As the sea darkens and a storm looms, their playful bond deepens, he discovers a gold locket with a photo, hinting at lingering past ties and forthcoming revelations.
A stormy beach scene intertwines with a puzzling locket fallen from Tradney Islip's chain. Barbara Graham appears as a temptress figure while questions about truth, loyalty, and hidden motives loom. The narrative shifts to reflections on labor, secrecy, and the lure of opportunity outside paid wages.
A narrator battles a tempest and personal doubt as he rides to a club to confront Miss Graham. He reflects on a stubborn charm and plans to reveal a hidden trinket, hoping the storm will pass and the affair end quietly. He arrives soaked at the club seeking answers from Miss Graham in the sun parlor.
The fragment discusses perceptions of women in the workforce and hints at social attitudes toward female labor. It reflects a dated tone and incomplete phrases, noting beliefs about women pursuing tasks and outcomes in a humorous or sardonic manner.
A fragmentary account describes Noa Reverence hosting a party for hila delphians visiting Teme and mentions Ambassador Troyil Griscom. It references My, Chriae antiquity and a discerning American visitor described as phlegmatic before ancient treasures. The narrative shifts to a church visit on Capitoline Bell and Calhoun, noting an elderly age remark.
Mrs Margaret Mummerieh of Clifton Street Napoleon Michigan says she suffered ten years from kidney trouble with back ache blurred vision dizziness and inability to work. Devi’s Kidney Pills brought quick relief and cure after doctors failed. Sold by Foster-Milburn Buffalo 50 cents a box. An Awakener. Cleveland Plain Dealer reaction.
A MahANOY City reader describes severe body rash mis diagnosed as eczema, failed cures by many physicians, then claims improvement after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. Letter dated Sept 20 and Nov 4 1907 cites household use and personal testimonial from George L Lambert. Printed by Potter Drug & Chem Corp. Boston.
An old advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as a universal cure for coughs and colds. It claims quick relief, urges keeping a bottle at home, and notes a price of 25 cents at druggists or dealers. The tone mimics early 20th century marketing.
In a humorous note the speaker jokes about President Roosevelt being paid a dollar per word for a future Africa hunting adventure story. The remark contrasts that rate with the higher costs faced by ordinary individuals for contributions to public discourse.
A promotional notice from Olmsted New York advertises Allen's FootBase powder to shake into shoes. It claims relief for foot discomfort including sweating swollen feet and corns and bunions. The ad urges readers to obtain a free sample and mentions druggists and shoe stores selling it.
An elderly couple's stove setup leads to tragedy as a gas range explodes while a man explains its use. Martha, a servant, recalls the fire yet shows no awareness of danger, while the man disappears for days before returning with a deadly observation about the still burning range.
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