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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
3
A long appeal from Mrs. Pinkham explains that women may consult her for female weaknesses without cost. She emphasizes the privacy and experience behind her advice, inviting letters addressed to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts, with all responses provided by women.
A storyteller in the New York Sun recalls a bizarre scene after a premature dynamite discharge. A stout man loses a scarf-pin, disputes a stranger helping, then discovers the pin on the other man who reveals his own pin was found in the stout man’s coat pocket. A Yosemites tenderfoot recounts a snake encounter where a wagon was punctured by a venomous creature, leaving the wagon swollen and abandoned.
A brief, literary note depicting a playful exchange where the cow jumps over the moon while the mother goose laments the ascent as tight as a trusted organization. A small dog weeps at the moment, underscoring a gentle mood.
A dialogue outlines summer travel choices with one character planning to vacation at their brother’s farm. The brother and his family will stay at the house in the city, ensuring the home is not left unoccupied during the absence.
A compilation of practical notes on building a feed box with 34 inch high legs and 16 foot boards, detailing assembly tips and wind protection. It shifts to horse care in winter with teeth checks by vets, then broad farm advice on meat reduction, corn crib strips, and fencing braces, plus seed rates for oats, pasture and stock.
A farm article advises bracing corner posts with a tensioned wire to spread load across five posts, while poultry farming notes insist on crowding and fattening to boost market weight. Dermatologists warn against tight hats and hairstyles as they fear future women may become nearly bald if styles persist.
An eclectic ad column fragment touts Dr Pierce Pleasant Pellets as a cure for constipation, claims for Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, and a grand old woman anecdote about Gladstone. It cites A B Cliniment as a top pain stopper, danling lectures by an Englishwoman, and a constitutional claim for Halls Catarrh Cure. Also mentions Len for lace and a pill for constipation.
Lawrence Times reports a resident house fire story in which a reporter asks for the lady of the house and learns the family is out. The maid says the previous night’s fire was out as well, delivering a wry twist credited to the Atlanta Constitution.
A distorted OCR fragment shows a dialogue with rural characters and a one legged man. Interlocutors joke about crops and a farmer, mentioning a Mr Blimber and a song as part of a serialized humorous piece.
Mrs Lapsling praises Prof Joneau as a highly sensible man full of accurate knowledge and plain common sense, noting his practical wisdom and lack of opinionated behavior in conversations with Foy.
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