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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
4
A polemical piece arguing farmers must reclaim land from landowners to avoid debt and collapse. It references Jesus, Rome, land monopoly, rising rents, Prussian provisions, and Irish Land Commissioners reports through 1931. The author warns against speculative markets and unsafe refinancing while urging incorruptible honesty and soil stewardship.
Joyce Ashton wakes to find she is Frills Packard, a rich California wife, memory restored after a fall. She learns of a past filled with heartlessness, an affair with Maitland and a possible baby, while navigating a tense ride home with Neil and lingering thoughts of poet Robert Ainsworth. She confronts renewed marital risk as Neil pleads to meet his mother and reconcile.
Joyce arranges to visit her mother at five, balancing romance and duty. She ponders if revealing feelings to Packard risks hurting him, while friends gossip about Frill’s improved health and a casual moonlit ride with her husband. The scene closes as guests arrive and talk golf and news.
Mr and Mrs John Blom visited their daughter Mrs Charlie Fank near Dolliver on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Prank Barber and daughter Florence and Mrs Wapell drove to Turtle Lake. Lawrence Higinbotham and Wayne Spaulding visited C Higinbotham home. Miss Heaton was detained from school duties Tuesday by illness with Mrs Butson substituting.
A home cooking guide suggests dandelions, sour dock, spinach, and broccoli as greens, with asparagus featured daily. It outlines steam methods for greens, plus Tomato Vinegar and Horseradish dressings, a Bacon seasoned greens variant, a Hollandaise style sauce, and several asparagus dishes including Buttered and Baked Variants with cheese and toast.
Lawrence Gage stays at John Irwin home this weekend while attending school. Mrs. Jack Dolan of Estherville visited Monday at George Stammer home. Many from the area attended Mrs. Trimble funeral in Estherville Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Taylor of Hayfield visited Wednesday night with her father I. G. Willey, called by Mrs. Trimble's death. Mrs. Prank Grant returned Friday from Minneapolis after visiting relatives. Wilbur Broad returned Saturday from Clear Lake to assist Harvey Miner and left Monday for Des Moines to enroll in the army. Supt. and Mrs. P. N. Butson and children attended a picnic last Wednesday at Ft. Defiance park shelter house with other county superinten.
County Supt Marie Sorum hosted various families and guests from Dolliver and nearby towns during a weekend in Grover. Social visits include Brown, Goldaberry, Harvey, Hayes, and Solomonson families among others. Agriculture updates note early corn planting despite cold weather.
A concise description of six vitamins from The Family Food Supply booklet. Vitamin A aids growth and immunity, found in fish liver oil milk eggs and leafy greens. Vitamin B prevents beriberi and supports appetite, present in milk cereals and vegetables. Vitamin C guards health against scurvy, found in tomatoes oranges leafy greens and potatoes. Vitamin D aids mineral use and prevents rickets via cod liver oil egg yolk sunlight. Vitamin E supports essential cellular functions and overall health.
The article notes vitamins found in milk lean beef and green vegetables and mentions some foods and fruits contain multiple vitamins. It urges eating these foods freely for health and welfare and states Rock Island is interested in employee wellbeing and the value of regulating diet for best advantage.
A reckless driver nearly hit a tax collector in a French village then swerved into a river to escape. The provocateur fled amid furious locals, underscoring danger of careless driving.
A special 24 page World’s Fair edition previews the Expo in Chicago with a complete guide. The issue promises a souvenir detailing exhibits, events, and highlights of the 1933 Fair, available in next Sunday’s Chicago Herald and Examiner.
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