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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1910
Page
4
The Emmet county population decline will affect county salaries with the clerk of courts cut by 100 dollars and the treasurer and auditor each by 200. Deputy hires fall by about 300, while the sheriff and recorder keep their salaries unchanged.
A quotation attributes health advice to Sarah Bernhardt urging readers to eat lemons, avoid lard, and say prayers to the good Lord as a path to longevity and well being. The phrasing reflects an old fashioned, moral tone and social exhortations tied to personal habits.
The piece argues elections breed distrust and fools, urges less politics, and notes Republicans who opposed Hartung did so over his factional stance rather than his character. It says those who bolted or opposed Taft faced equal scrutiny, not personal condemnation.
An observer argues Iowa’s population drop stems from excessive laws and a Sunday-solemn governance, plus a failure to advertise the state’s advantages and opportunities. The piece critiques state policy and promotional effort as factors in shrinking growth.
The piece discusses Americans seeking cheaper land outside their states due to oppressive laws and rising incentives abroad. It argues prosperity drives relocation, notes unfavorable state policies, and links national election results to Republican infighting. It urges unity within the party to avoid continual defeat and Democratic gains.
Federated Baptist church ministers Rev Benjamin Franklin Moore's orchestra plays at both services 1045 am and 730 pm with sermons A Minister's Last Counsel to His People and The Last Pleading of Love Rev G M Walker of Worthington Minn preaches at Christian church Sunday Walking by Faith in the morning and The Great Apostacy in the evening Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday topics by Rev Nathaniel Pye Pure and Undefiled Religion and Why are There More Men in the Penitentiaries and More Women in the Churches The W A G C will have an afternoon tea with Mrs Wiltse on East Howard Street Friday November hth Indies Aid society Christian church market in church basement next Friday
Jeptha Chapter R A M elected A M Jeffries as High Priest Fred Slendershot as King John Hansen as Scribe L Hef feltinger as secretary W H Foote as treasurer at the regular meeting Monday night.
A western bank faced a 36 hour run on deposits. A street billboard displayed the bank’s claim that all deposits were payable and the bank was strong on the Pacific coast. The sign drew many away from the line and kept the bank solvent while an enterprising merchant used the crowd image to promote his store nearby.
An American portrait painter, carrying a full length study, visits James Whistler on a Sunday morning. Whistler, irritable at first, hides his current work and gestures the student to sit, saying he is busy but inviting them to proceed.
A Dusseldorf Zeitung tale describes a collector who bought a seascape claimed to be an Achenbach. The dealer refused fault, insisting his piece was genuine and pressed the buyer to sue. Achenbach was summoned to decide which painting was original. After careful inspection he could not tell the two apart.
Santo Domingo, a Philippine town of about 2,000, differs from others with stone whitewashed buildings and cogon grass roofs. Streets run twelve feet wide, some stone paved, walls along sidewalks create a continuous yard enclosure, yards clean and neat, per the Manila Times.
The article explains that beaten egg whites trap oxygen in broken cells creating volume and lightness, with fresh eggs in cold air yielding best digestion. It contrasts stale eggs with less oxygen and value, then urges readers to lead complete lives combining health, utility, intellect, and duty for a satisfying existence.
A hotel in the city advertises boarders taken by the day week or month. A quoted line from Lippincott's warns those who fail to pay promptly are taken by the neck.
A witty exchange features an heiress insisting on luxury, while her suitor claims to be a luxury himself and urges marriage as the solution. The dialogue plays on status and desire in a satirical social scene.
An aging clipping reflects quotes on courage as the tenacity of purpose and the need to stand apart in emergencies, paired with a note that laughter helps digestion, attributed to Gesclon Toledy Blade.
Real estate transfers list several lot changes in Weir Ridley s addition Es thearville and other towns with prices noted. The Armory theater to host The Climax on November 26 a major drama by United Play Company praised by New York World Chicago American and Boston Globe.
A touring company presents Vie Climax at the Armory in three acts. The cast is described as top New York talent, with no expense spared to deliver a premier performance.
The sale of seats for the beautiful production of The Climax will open at the Armory theatre. The attraction has played to crowded houses in large cities and indications point to a large audience here on Friday, November 2. The Climax has drawn more attention than recent dramas in modern life and theatergoers are urged to secure seats early.
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