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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1915
Page
6
The Vindicator and Republican plans a letters section from old residents about early county days. Readers aged pioneers will be honored for long residence, with free years of paper for top entries and a feature on the oldest settlers in Tsnyest in Eimimet County.
An assortment of readers endorse Dean's Kidney Pills as relief for kidney ailments. Mrs. N O'Connell of Estherville Iowa testifies the remedy aided her family's kidney disease. The notice includes pricing and distribution details through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and urges readers to seek Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney weakness. Also mentions unrelated local rental and social season notes with a brief obituary-like tribute segment.
Mrs Archie Dalrymple of Crooksville Ohio writes that about a year ago her three boys suffered whooping cough and that Chamberlains Cough Remedy relieved their coughing and whooping spells. She notes continued use cured the disease in a very short time and praises the remedy highly.
In San Francisco's Agriculture Palace visitors note the rise of caterpillar power tractors over high wheeled engines, plus a Roosevelt shotgun display and Japanese pearl culture methods. Exhibits show major manufacturers, and a 19th century Massachusetts plow contrasts with modern farming gear, highlighting farm machinery progress.
Proposals for a schoolhouse contract in Gruver Grusec Iowa were received and the award will go to the lowest responsible bidder. All bids must be sealed with a certified check and the board may reject any or all bids. Secretary Anderson notes the notices in Gruver Iowa April 24. Mrs Henry Kuczek visiting Des Moines relatives.
At the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco an exhibitor demonstrates radium’s potential to promote plant growth and water radioactivation for medicine. Terrazzo bricks impregnated with radium minerals allegedly enhance ordinary water, with broader claims tying to Carlsbad and Baden springs. The radium ore Carnotite from Colorado and Utah and pitchblende are on display, while rapid photography of a two inch coast defense shell at Fortress Monroe showcases extreme exposure speeds.
A photograph showcases a Samoan village at the San Francisco exposition with thatched huts and intact structures. Visitors see native families performing aquatic feats and rhythmic dances reflecting Aryan traces, while First Church of Christ Scientist lists services and reading room hours, inviting all to attend and visit.
Fragmentary notice mentions invitations not to be sent or rung before they are printed, offers to show specimen cards to the bride and friends, and includes a garbled string of names and initials. The readable portion centers on sending invitations and selecting designs.
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