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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1915
Page
6
Dr Kings New Discovery promoted as a 45 year old doctor’s prescription remedy for coughs and colds. Marketed as Pine Tar based with balsams, antiseptic action, mild laxative effect, claimed to expel poisons and ease irritation. Endorsed as safe for adults and children, with urging to buy at all druggists.
A reader from St. Wayne Indiana shares a testimonial praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a bronchial cough. The notice bills the remedy as helpful for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation and notes growing popularity with local sales by Jay Johnston and Jon Smith.
notices of dances and social events at Frank Wells home and local churches. neighbors visit Aurelia and Estherville, revival meetings planned in Estherville, Halloween parties and community gatherings noted with multiple families and churches across Superior and surrounding towns.
A Shanghai dentist named Kew travels 4000 miles to Chicago for carnations. He toured the Pacific coast and Seattle before booking passage home to Shanghai. He bought carnations from a Chicago florist, then planned to sail Tuesday, saying the trip was worth it for his flower garden. He noted Chicago was extraordinarily dirty.
A sergeant in the Territorial Force reported Kipling attracted no danger of arrest by discussing the battalion and billets with curiosity onlookers. The officer revealed it was Rudyard Kipling, prompting a lighthearted note on the author’s presence among soldiers.
European women send jewelry to relief funds for war torn regions some pieces worth thousands. Jewelers abroad form a syndicate to buy diamonds but supply dries up. A Los Angeles Times item notes a detective discussing John Bunny with his family. A Yonkers joke remarks on many lapdogs and a baby carriage in a block.
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