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Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1910

Page

8

Local marriage and community notes from Grover area

The Vindicator reports Miss Mary Thompson wed Mr Ed Ingerman at the bride’s brother Arthur Thompson’s home with Rev Findley officiating before about forty guests. It also covers numerous local visits, travels, shop talks, and social events from Grover Estherville Dolliver and surrounding towns, including illnesses, concerts, and home improvements.

Arthur Thompson Mary Thompson Ed Ingerman Findley A. H. Pickell Grover L. N. Sweet G. V. Sweet Will West Abe Pickell Dolliver Graver Grandma Merriott G. Willey

Boyes College Offers Training For Civil Service Careers

Be a business professional with training in accounting bookkeeping stenography telegraphy civil service and salesmanship. Our courses promise pathways to well paid railroad roles and government appointments with referrals to thousands of graduates. Send for catalogue from Boyes College Council Bluffs Iowa and Omaha Nebraska.

U.S Erick Sgleaman U. S. Civil Service Boyes College Council Bluffs Jowas Omnbu Nebr

Samaritan Restores with Vinaigrette at Subway Station

A New York Times report describes a careful Good Samaritan who treated a fainting woman at the One Hundred and Third Street subway station. With no policeman present she used a vinaigrette found in a bag after watching three bystanders sign a written oath to guard against theft.

One Hundred and Third Street New York Times

Sherlock Helmes: Edinburgh professor and Doyle link

The Real Sherlock Helmes recalls an Edinburgh medical professor who unknowingly inspired Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's detective. He told students clues like a cork cutter or slater and noted a soldier's Bermuda service, teaching observers to read character from manner and signs.

Sherlock Helmes Edinburgh Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Bermuda

A Fellow Feeling

A burglar finds a parcel labeled The Burglar and believes it meant for him. He reads a note inviting him to take the contents as a gift, saying the owner will be pleased if he leaves with what he can find. The parcel includes a toy trumpet drum concertina tambourine musical box mouth organ tin whistles and an air gun.

First Jewelry Store in Chang On City

The earliest jewelry store arose in Chang On about 3000 years ago. Celestial millionaires of that era did not value diamonds, preferring pearls jade and coral. Artisans fashioned these unpolished minerals into gold and silver ornaments, costly beyond diamonds.

Chang B. C Princes of Chang On

Sparkling American Girl Entertains London Society

A handsome English guardsman asks a witty question about Americans and English, and a sparkling American girl replies that in America men admire them while in London society expects them to admire Englishmen, leaving the soldier surprised by the response.

London

Hello Johnny and the politics paw wears a silk hat

A quip from the Washington Star has the village blacksmith noting that Johnny's paw enters politics after inheriting a silk hat and a Prince Albert coat from his uncle. The joke hinges on the coat and hat implying a political career.

Johnny Washington Star

The Remains Puzzle Spelled By a Girl

After many tries a girl correctly spells that. Her mother asks what remains after the letter t is removed. The girl replies with a humorous reference to dirty cups and saucers.

Another Shock Reported After Walk Ends in Death

A man describes a Sunday morning walk with a companion whose death by his own hand occurred that evening. The note notes disbelief and questions about timing.

Fragmentary Q&A on meaning of a wartime phrase

A Houston Post snippet captures a brief exchange where a reader asks about the meaning of a line and a clerk or speaker suggests freedom was what an individual likely fell on. The text hints at wartime themes without full context.

Johnny Reefrom Roschusko Houston Post Patent Office Greeley U. S. Patent Office

Comforting Map Guides Weather Outlook Across Regions

A Dayton News weather brief notes that comfort and stability define the map for several U S regions with steady patterns, highlighting calm conditions in portions of the nation while noting variations elsewhere. The article emphasizes reliable, mild weather in the mapped areas.

United States Dayton News

Generous and Independent Woman Refuses Emperor’s Offer

In Paria a one legged confectioner’s shop sitter gave Louis Napoleon, then Prince, money to ease his poverty. He later became emperor and offered her an annuity. She declined saying the emperor should remember her, not owe her.

Paria Louis Napoleon Prince Louis Monsieur Louis

Daring horseman John Mytton’s reckless ride ends unhurt

The London Stock Journal recalls John Mytton’s bold test of a carriage horse by driving at a turnpike gate with dealer present. The horse jumped the gate, the gig toppled, but neither rider nor horse was hurt though the gig needed repairs.

John Mytton Mytton London Stock Journal

Too Rich For His Pocket in Havana Caper

A postwar American tour group in Havana includes Colonel Hecker of Detroit with a black messenger named Frank. In a Prado ice shop Frank takes multiple cakes after initially buying ice cream, racking up a $1.80 bill. He asks why no one stopped him, noting the cost could bankrupt the government.

Spain Colonel Hecker Detroit Cuba Frank Prado Havana Hecker

The Princess Royal's Curious Seasickness Remedy

A 1642 remedy for seasickness prepared for Sir Theodore Mayern and the English Princess Royal involved long edible tubes of cinnarvon coriander anise ambergris musk and sugar, a stomach plaster of balgam of Peru gum mas tich and laudanum, and inhaled vapors from a hash of toast orange and citron peel roses lavender cloves wine cinnamon water and elder flower vinegar.

Theodore Mayern Princess Royal Belgium Peru

The Reproof by Professor Blank Recitation Critique

A classroom scene during football season ends with Professor Blank rebuking students after declaring he has done nine-tenths of the work. The Youth's Companion notes the blunt delivery and the unprepared lesson.

Answering Anxious Inquirer on Rats and Cowcatchers

Browning's Magazine notes the editor, busy with research on whether Richard halted Henry’s bier and became the first temperance crusader, cannot answer Anxious Inquirer until he rests.

Inquirer Richard Henry Browning

Witty exchange on marriage and support burden

A humorous exchange features Mr. Hen peck claiming he didn’t know what supporting a wife meant before marriage. The response confirms the new understanding, noting the dictionary’s sense of endure as part of support.

Hewitt-Gruet Discharged Saturdays in City Scene

A terse New York Press line notes Hewitt-Gruet being discharged every Saturday night while Jewett-Yes remarks on weekday feelings of being between two fres. The quote closes with Nothing is law that is not reason from Sir John Powell.

Hewitt—Gruet Jewett New York Press Sir John Powell

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Simyle Wallingford Milt Barlowe Hstherville M.S. Sevatyon Anna Hawkins Estherville Frank Wahler Lakes Nettie Schubbe F. H. Hawkins Fytherville Dr. Stinson Mr. Irwin Marseilles Ilinois Florence Kaga Raleigh Mrs. Brinkman Katie Hochstater Eatherville Schacherer Ayre Hazel Oleson Ratherville L. P. Peterson Lewis Eustade J.O. Kasa Olaf Thoreson J. O. Kasa Merle Misener Riganald Schubbe Dora Heidecker Juhl Ethel Misener Grachtinger Jennie Gabralaon Pr. G. Miller Q. J. Anderson Brinkman Fred Hawkins Irwin Farm Tow Sam Gunderson J. Anderson Dr. Quammen Carrie Rokne Nellie Barlowe Dr. Smylie W. FP. Clapper Thomas West Hazel Taylor Mrs. Curtis Blue Island, DL Mis. Win. Ralston Garuver M. Nelson P. A. Groves Sant Reed Bruce FL R. Dowden House J. H. Paylor Win. Harvey Geo Chems W. Harvey Chas, Murtagh Ringsted George Grems Jr Ton. West L. Waylor United States Land and Irrigation Exposition Chicago Coliseum Rock Island Chicago Union Stock Yards Tere Rock Island Ticket Agent J. Hansen Byfield August N. Kriebs E. Lin. Cor Greeley & Maintire Washington, ‘D Howard Graves K. 1. Bondros Estherville State Bank I, Aheman Cashier Capital Owa
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