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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1915
Page
2
A promotional appeal touts over one hundred families who bought groves and claim proof via customer references. It highlights improvement at cost gains, easy bonds, and a full refund option if the buyer elects after inspection, inviting personal investigation and contact with satisfied purchasers.
John Emerson returns to film in a four part adaptation of Martha Morton’s The Bachelor’s Romance, portraying David Holmes with Lorraine Huling as Sylvia. Vanity Fair with Mrs Fiske opens at King Theatre, Edison production praised as a landmark, with extensive period recreations and A list staging. The piece also cites moral courage and fear in American life, including a personal savings anecdote from Albert Lea readers.
An ad promoting The Youths Companion offers sample copies and a 1916 forecast. It touts 250 stories spanning geography chemistry forestry and general farming with appeal to boys girls and women. Subscribers paying 2.00 receive a Companion Home Calendar for 1916 and remaining 1916 issues. Boston Massachusetts address included.
A reader from Victor New York reports relief from post meal distress and headaches after six months of using Chamberlain's Tablets. The ad cites improved bowel action and reduced discomfort, urging purchase from local dealers.
A full grown cat hid in the pipe organ of Second Reformed Church in Reading Pennsylvania. It blocked one of the manuals for a week and eluded extraction by the organist and janitor who set a meat trap with a string and wick. The cat was finally captured after a stun with a hymn book.
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