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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1914
Page
1
A Grand Junction Colorado note urges congregations to improve church exteriors by better parking, planting trees, and external repairs. The author suggests painting neglected areas to enhance worship, claiming services would be more thoroughly enjoyed the following Sabbath.
In a tenement district a family lived amid filth and squalor. A statue of the Venus of Milo appeared on a table and, after a week, the home was cleaned and decor updated, proving the power of suggestion. The piece urges residents to brighten up homes to uplift neighborhoods. The call is to make yourselves missionaries of good paint and thrift.
Generic tire sale notice with several pricing points and discounts. Expresses thanks from a local family and group for support during illness and burial. Mentions Independent Odd Fellows and local names Baker, Will Baker, J. S. Barlow. Reads like a fragmented ad and thank you notice from a neighborhood community.
A promotional notice for a comprehensive guide on sexual hygiene by Wilfoeld Scott Hall. It claims plain truths on sex matters for Neh Bud women, young wives, husbands and all others, covering happiness in marriage, manhood and womanhood, sexual abuses and social evils. It quotes reviews from major papers and offers the book at low price via Miami Publishing Company.
Oliver Burkhardt chronicles the rise of the Clean Up and Paint Up idea from a solitary initiative in St. Louis to a nationwide civic movement spanning thousands of cities. The piece highlights Allen W. Clark and early supporters, the creation of a national bureau, and broad press and organizational adoption across New England and Missouri, underscoring civic pride and practical conservation goals.
An advertisement offers a Universal Products Co shaving outfit for $1.00, with items including a hollow grand razor and grooming accessories. It urges readers to order by mail or coin, lists Dayton Ohio as the address, and promises subscription offers and war cartoons coverage.
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