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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1908
Page
7
A reader is advised to write openly to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts about private illness. The advice promises strict confidentiality and notes her long experience guiding women with similar health concerns.
Mrs Norman ht Barnett of Allen town Pa credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her organic derangement and female weakness after years of headaches and nervousness. The ad proclaims the remedy has stood for thirty years and cured thousands of women of displacements inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities and related symptoms.
Underground mines in Austria are fitted with rescue chambers at accessible locations. They include food and comforts for miners in case of accident, ensuring safe sustenance and shelter during emergencies.
A historical note discusses hog cholera as a severe, contagious threat to hog breeders, with anecdotal testimony from A P Williams of Durnelts Creek Indiana about his herd and treatment attempts including Sloan's Liniment. It also briefly mentions advertising and miscellaneous notes on brands and punctuation history.
Conversation quotes Mrs Gadder inviting a visit as she rises to depart, while Mrs Chillican Kearney notes it is her turn for a call after several cycles, capturing a genteel Chicago Tribune exchange.
The piece describes a broad push toward dry laws in the United States, listing cities in Georgia, California, North Carolina, Oklahoma and beyond adopting prohibition statutes under various legal provisions. It notes police case reductions in Atlanta after dry laws took effect and hints at wider political maneuvers, including interstate considerations and a prophecy of racial tension shaping national policy.
A scrambled report notes varied labor actions and arbitration moves worldwide. It mentions averted strike by marine engineers in Honolulu, resolutions condemning Roosevelt era policies, wage increases at Glasgow miners conference, and a large rise in weekly wages. Also listed are reorganizations within unions in New England and personnel shifts in labor advocacy groups.
A reflective poem by D. Nesbit honors a Lincoln boyhood figure, tracing his early dreams in prairie scenes and school tolls. It recalls a rugged, kindly man who answered his country’s call with strong heart and frames, now seen through time as a symbol of liberty and truth.
Old time courting fades as valentines shift from practical gifts to playful tokens. Anonymous notes remain a charming, disinterested tribute. The piece praises heart themed tokens and artful photographs, noting Feb 14 as poets' festival and suggesting original verse as fitting tribute.
Sir Walter Scott’s Kuir Maid of Perth features a hero who crafts a four minute ruby cut into a heart shape and placed in a tiny steel purse. The gem is pierced by a golden arrow and bordered with engraved edging on the purse, evoking the era’s romantic symbolism.
Fragmentary description praises eighteenth century valuantines as labs of love. The text notes anticipation among the belles upon hearing the knocker, implying social excitement around a decorative or ceremonial object, with an emphasis on craft and affection.
A reader reports severe skin complaints lasting more than two years improved immediately after using Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent. The letter, dated November 1, notes relief from the joints to the knees and mentions trying many town remedies and quack cures before the Cuticura trio.
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