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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1910
Page
2
An old drug advertisement touts Hoods Sarsaparilla as a cure for spring ailments including humors loss of appetite tiredness paleness and nervousness. It promotes Sarsatabs tablets and liquid form with 100 doses priced at $1.
A Caribbean tale recalls daring Cavendish plan to sack San Domingo foiled by countless fireflies signaling danger. The anecdote contrasts a courtroom objection about floors with a Brooklyne Eagle quip on storytelling. Additional notes mention Dr Pierce’s pellets and a patented rural mail carrier cabinet.
A historic advertisement offers one hundred dollars for catarrh cures and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure, with endorsements from WaALpING KINNAN and Manvin. It touts internal remedies, testimonials, and wholesale druggist distribution, plus other era medicines and Mrs. Winston's soothing syrup for teething.
Aguinaldo lives as a country gentleman near Cavite and avoids comment on American governance. Manuel Quezon recalls living with Aguinaldo and says he has never heard him express approval or disapproval of the new order. Aguinaldo attends governor-general dinners, remains dignified, and appears content with farming duties.
The House passed the railroad bill 200 to 126 with fourteen Democrats voting yes. The measure changes interstate commerce law, creates a Court of Commerce, and limits stock and bond issues, fixes security prices, and enforces fair value during reorganizations. It also restricts short haul pricing and allows a four month suspension of new rates for review.
Florence Moynerman of Sacramento, a former New York chorus girl and recently divorced from Otto Hesnerman of San Francisco, drank poison in a New York hotel and was carried unconscious to a hospital. Her note asked others to forego life for a “wood fellow” and to inform her husband. she is about 80 and despondent after a brief attempted divorce.
The state banking board of Oklahoma approved a 1 percent assessment on the increase of deposits across 608 banks to replenish the guaranty fund depleted by the failure of the Columbia Bank and Trust Company of Oklahoma City. The increase totals 14,756,713 dollars, adding 147,687 dollars to the guaranty fund, with aims to wind up the Columbia Bank’s affairs.
Miss Prances Robinson daughter of the late Jolly Robinson Diamond Match king engages to Paul Mehwen son of a Chicago contractor. The couple announced Tuesday at Miss Robinsons bedside in Bridgeport Conn where she lies critically ill from a getylene explosion accident.
T C Mowery, 64, was arrested Tuesday after authorities seized 14990 in currency strapped about his waist. He is charged with securing the money by fraudulent drafts deposited with banks in Denver Colorado.
Sioux City Hive stock market notes top beeves bring 7.76 and top hogs fetch 9.45 dollars. Market activity centers on livestock prices with beeves and hogs leading bid figures. Strong demand noted for prime cattle and hogs in Tuesday trading at Sioux City.
The Rev Dr J M Oldfiather of Hanover Indiana collapsed and died shortly after beginning his sermon at Smyrna Presbyterian Church on Sunday. He was 84 years old.
The naval appropriation bill was reported to the senate Tuesday. It carries $130,707,934 compared with $127,829,603 in the house version.
Thomas Jefferson, twelve, in 1886 Paradise Valley, watches change sweep over his world as iron and coal bring a railroad boom to South Tredegar. He frets over a sacred past, battles temptation, and witnesses a rapid urban metamorphosis with streetcars, brick blocks, and a grand hotel rising where older shops stood. The scene contrasts his rural childhood with an industrial future reshaping his region.
Four years of rising need show 47 000 London children now receiving about five meals weekly. Public support has collapsed, with donors failing to sustain the nearly ten thousand pounds yearly needed to feed around 66 000 children, up from under five thousand five years ago. Reports also note progress with a new acoustic instrument detecting subterranean water and end with moral quotes about kindness and bearing burdens.
A period ad features Queen of ee ee praising Peruna remedy for digestion and nerve health. It offers a free sample bottle by mail from the Peruna Company of Columbus Ohio and invites readers to request medical advice and literature.
An inquisitive acquaintance asks if serving in public office erodes independence, citing long observation. The internal revenue collector concedes that respect for authority has grown dull, noting a past willingness to eject challengers but now tolerating such questions without issue.
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