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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1908
Page
9
Peruna is both a tonic and a catarrh remedy. It combines Hydrastis Canadensis with Cubebs Copaiba and other tonics to treat mucous membranes and strengthen the nervous system. Testimonials support its practical efficacy, endorsed by the Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company in Columbus, Ohio.
An overview of ambitious projects and curiosities from a past era includes a plan for a monumental Wenry Flitson memorial bridge claimed to be the world’s largest concrete or stone span at 703 feet clear. Also notes on a brewery contract, teething syrup, Latin pronunciation anecdotes, Newton’s Felixoscope, a famed ballplayer’s press-drawing vanity, and a set of zoological post cards with dealer prices.
Tulampgon claims a hundred pounds in pocket and tests belief by repeating the yarn. Dixon's scene shows a comic exchange as a friend questions the tale and considers lending a sovereign, citing Toarson's Weekly.
A clipped account recalls how a renowned figure swiftly defused a cryptogram, neutralized a pugilist, and fended off two experts with rapiers in a tight hour of action. The narrator muses that even masters of olden times faced limits, admitting fear for his life when pressed.
A testimonial praises Grape-Nuts as a remedy for dyspepsia noting a doctor recommended it for morning use. The letter claims the food is predigested, gentle on the stomach, supports nervous energy, and suitable for all ages. Readers are invited to view more letters and the slogan There’s a Reason.
The Senate spent the day on the agricultural appropriation bill while House action resumed on the sundry civil bill. Amendments increased ICA enforcement funding under the Hepburn act, and debates extended to the District of Columbia, pensions, and the railroad rate law. A relief bill for cyclone victims passed in the House, and forestry service opposition continued amid broader appropriations discussions.
National Capital notes report the Senate approved Wepburns resolution requesting the names of forestry division employees who attended forestry conventions and whether any government expenses were incurred. The Post Office deficit for the current fiscal year is projected to exceed 15 million dollars. William R. Wheeler of California accepted the assistant secretaryship of the Department of Commerce and Labor, succeeding Lawrence Q. Murray. Naval regulations now require chaplains to undergo mental as well as physical examinations.
A Detroit man recalls severe kidney trouble years ago and credits Donn's Kidney Pills with a quick recovery. He describes backache dizziness dropsy swelling and urinary irregularities and notes a weight gain to 163 pounds after treatment. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Egyptian cotton land yields nearly four times local output per acre.
Mercury contaminated products warned against for catarrh and related ailments. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo advertised as mercury free and effective internally. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills, Pettit's Eye Salve, and Belgian railway paper usage for tickets.
Advice stresses buyer responsibility in paint choice and bidding. Warns against adulterated white lead and urges securing bids based on National Lead Company white lead products. Promises a blowpipe testing kit by mail to interested readers.
Rawal Feesndire and MacPherson-Hear discuss the Italian bank breakin in New York. A single cent was noted as left at the scene, prompting questions about related forfeiture and garlic mentions in the report.
A newly opened suburban school held a debate with eight boys on whether country or city life is preferable. Country Hugh quipped the city boy knows nothing about going to town, underscoring a playful clash of viewpoints in the classroom.
A New York mother reports eczema began at three months and resisted several doctors and hospitals. After using Cuticle Soap and Cutera Ointment, her baby improved in a few days and was cured by six months. Total cost was $1.25 for one care of Leap and two bottles of Ointment. March 30, 1900.
A Denver woman praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after an extended illness and unwanted surgery. The letter urges other women to consider the remedy for backache, bearing-down pains, and irregularities. The ad claims the compound cures displacements inflammation fibroid issues and other female troubles and invites readers to write for advice.
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