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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1913
Page
4
The Estherville and Emmet County paper announces editorial changes and advertising rates. It lists GEO A. NICHOLS as editor and manager, advertising terms, and notices a forthcoming contract and site details. The text references polling and bids, with multiple names and positions, within a formal newspaper notice context.
The passage presents garbled OCR with stray phrases and names like Webern, Haley, and Te but no coherent story or clear facts. Readable fragments touch on people, places, and actions without context, leaving the main event unclear and underspecified.
Des Moines official Henry C Alverson is placed in temporary charge of Nebraska Masonic jurisdictions. He will serve as inspector general for Nebraska pending an adjustment among parties after a Seattle Rite meeting. The supreme council favored a provisional designation rather than choosing a full Nebraska inspector general.
A reflection on winter days and family life urging parents to plan and talk, focusing on improving home atmosphere. It contrasts sons and daughters, urging fairness in youth wardrobes and room upkeep, and encourages parents to guide sons toward responsibility and daughters toward thoughtful generosity while preparing the home for happier days.
The piece highlights a sermon schedule and welcomes Rev. Ro B Ralls as district elder leading the first quarterly conference meeting at the Free Methodist church in Ratherville. Events include Friday and Saturday evening services, Sunday school at 10 30 am, morning preaching, Lord's Supper, and additional afternoon and evening services.
The article argues that moderate coffee use is not harmful for healthy people and may stave off fatigue. It notes mild adverse effects in the very ill or those ingesting large quantities, and contrasts with milk and other substances. A second piece describes a dramatic water spout in the South Seas, detailing a black trunk forming a towering funnel and a ship being threatened.
Belgian zoologist M. Plateawu tested whether color or odor attracts bees by placing a diver of vivid color and strong odor before a mirror. Insects swarmed toward the real flower behind him, not toward the reflected image, suggesting odor and color influence behavior differently.
A collage of overheard quips and misheard lines from newspapers and magazines. It cites Yonkers Statesman Puck Chicago Record Herald and other sources. The piece touches on adjectives security and social satire with scattered remarks about speed travel and a nagging joke about acknowledgment.
An Englishman seeks a remote Balham address and learns parcel post can deliver by paying a mileage fee. At St Martin’s Grand a clerk explains the system used to place signatures on an “Article required to be delivered” slip. Weight limit is eleven pounds, but express messenger service can be used for any address on payment of mileage.
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