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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1910
Page
2
An old advertisement touts European springs for eczema relief but offers a local solution. It promotes a wash blend labeled Phytos and Wintergreen, claiming instant relief from severe itching and smoother skin without leaving home. The copy urges trying it today from WR Shadle.
A damaged OCR fragment outlines a train schedule with freight and passenger numbers, routes, and daily limits. It mentions Through Freight, Passenger No., Way, and exceptions on Saturdays Sundays, and notes trains do not run north of Itherville while O'Prala runs south of Ms therville.
A damaged archival listing presents attorney and medical cards with names like Allen and Alexander, Rathervilee, and Coon, plus physicians such as Doctor Bachman. Mentions offices in Iowa and New York connections, with a focus on title work, litigation, and medical services.
A May be fatal warning highlights kidney disease risks and how Dean's Kidney Pills and Foley products are advertised as effective. Letters from readers and local testimonials praise cures for backache, dropsy risk, coughs, and constipation with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Foley Kidney Pills and Honey and Tar. Local merchants and agents circulate these claims as trusted solutions.
United States Senator A B Cummins publishes a veiled appeal to insurgents urging them to back Clifford Thorne, a Republican candidate for railroad commissioner, while avoiding direct support for Governor Carroll or other regular Republicans. The letter signals possible cross ticket support and personal campaign efforts to secure a full Republican vote for Thorne.
The Iowa legal advocate Thorne is accused of backing a policy to close packing houses, earning daily fees from Corn Belt Meat Producers and Farmers Co-Operative Elevator, while supporting insurgent delegates against Taft. Iowa Republicans recall his hostile stance toward the president and tariff endorsement.
A Fez garden shows beauty without green lawns or a flowerbed. It features white garbed Moors at twilight, ancient stories, music, a blue reflecting pool, a red jar of scarlet blossoms, and colorful rugs. The space is defined by arches, walls, light colors, shadows, and the constant sound of water.
A collection of excerpts on fatigue from American Medicine and related sources. Advice covers avoiding stimulants, using deep breaths from open windows, and optimizing work-rest by choosing early mornings for high-clarity tasks while reserving afternoons for lighter duties. Also includes a humorous anecdote on a panhandler and a brief note on rice cultivation in different environments.
In England foxglove inspires awe with peasants calling it witches flower and claiming witches use the bells as chimbles. Elsewhere the wee folk are said to nestle in the foxglove bells and in Ireland the plant is known as the fairy cap.
A humorous exchange ponders scarcity, comparing hen’s teeth and listeners of others’ baby tales. The quip highlights wit as scarce as rare items, echoing in a Chicago Record Herald flavor.
Dialogue highlights a shift from advocating women's rights to advocating widowers. Miss Bikley accuses of giving up activism. Miss Passee replies with a joke about "Women's lefts" as a play on affection and warmth. The exchange uses witty, period-appropriate language.
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