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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1915
Page
5
Saturday and Sunday mild weather. residents share visits, chores, and events. Mrs. King hosted Kirmet Country Club. many neighbors visit relatives in Katharville and Estherville. improvements continue on farms and towns, with sales, market days, and church notices. Readers attend funerals, weddings, and local gatherings while keeping up with weather, cattle buying, and road work.
A fragmented local column recounts wedding tours and social events, with mentions of candy for children, several hostess names, and community gatherings. Observers note attendances at the Gotheran Ladies Aid and post nuptial showers, plus various visits, travels, and Home events across nearby towns.
Oklahoma City journalist reports M Sanborn of A and M College identified a disease paralyzing honeybees in Oklahoma. Infected bees died after exposure to the bacillus, showing characteristic movements and paralysis patterns.
The reader is shown a metal disk weapon modeled on ancient Roman gear and known for a circular throwing motion. Its edge slices paper easily and can cut two inches of hard wood at one hundred yards. The weapon’s distinctive twist allows it to bury itself ruthlessly, suggesting limited effective use beyond Sikh hands.
A former bride on her second marriage at a hotel honeymoon encounter mistook a waiter for a familiar waiter from her past. She told him to pass no butter and, after tasting the bread, quipped that while he might not be the same waiter, the butter certainly was.
Mrs Enwenta Andereddt a fifteen year old bride of Rev Arthur R Anderson pastor at Granite City Central Christian church has returned to her mother s home in St Louis after claiming her husband kissed her only once in two months not on the lips and she would resume her role as wife if he showed affection, she does not want a divorce.
A late medieval fashion in Austria featured enormous broad brimmed hata hats that concealed faces. A poem by Johannes Hadinub harshly criticized the style and urged throwing the hata into the Danube so women’s faces could be seen again.
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