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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1903
Page
8
A physician narrator recounts the wealthy magnate's drive to clear his name and the move to England, while the voyage unfolds aboard a steamship. Earle grapples with family ties, inheritance, and settling affairs as illness shadows a passenger’s fate and a young woman near consumption is aided by a steadfast stranger.
Dr Elfenstein agrees to clear ailing Mr Rappelye’s name for five thousand dollars annually and witnesses are named. On a ship voyage he encounters Ethel Nevergas and Aunt Gertrude, while a growing attraction develops. The tale hints at impending dramatic consequences to unfold.
The article recounts von Schierbrand, longtime AP chief Berlin correspondent, forced to leave Kaleer after revealing sensitive details. He evades pursuit by using a dummy on his porch and disguises, while police shadow him. On departure to the United States the dummy faces the street with a placard reading Thagleas ia off.
The article argues cold storage benefits farmers by allowing perishable crops to be saved during market gluts. It outlines four classes affected and emphasizes that storing produce can raise farm income and improve family prospects, illustrating with the view of a farmer seeking better returns.
Didactic article on hog housing shade breeding sow condition and feeding, avoiding overfeeding and sudden diet changes to prevent diarrhoea. Emphasizes purebred poultry benefits, market demand for pure eggs, and using farm papers for favorable prices. Also covers calf thrift issues in The Epinomist style with feeding regularity and ample water.
The article explains butter washing with cold water and a touch of salt to firm texture. It notes washing should occur when butter is granular, after draining buttermilk, before full mass formation. Emphasizes water purity, avoiding milky drainage, and that flavor from churn cannot be fixed by washing.
A practical guide on training a calf to drink milk, emphasizing patience, common sense, and timing. Start with the fingers removed as the calf begins to suck, guide the calf’s nose into a shallow wide pail, then release the fingers while keeping gentle pressure on the nose. If the calf resists, reintroduce the fingers briefly and repeat until it learns to drink. Includes tips on head position and repeated practice for success.
Millet seed delights hens and boosts eggs when fed in moderation. Scatter unthreshed straw in the shed to let hens scratch for seed. Millet fattening but small seeds reduce overfeeding risk. feeding corn before shelling also lowers danger. Cowpeps are highly aill.
Coal ashes dumped into the hen house from the stove feed the flock with scraps and wit. The birds store bits in their crops and guards to keep the mill grinding. Warn to avoid live coal or regretful mornings for roast hens.
William H. Phelps, though not a good man, showed affection by allowing his daughter to draw funds from his Carthage bank account. A bank cashier recalls the tale of a girl who, while her father was away, declared she could sign his name and requested ten dollars. The cashier let her sign her own name and honored the request, informing Phelps upon his return that future checks would be honored.
Wedderly asks the doctor to visit his wife who fears brain trouble. Dr Mixem asks why and Wedderly explains she repeated the church text on returning from service and spoke little about others' attire.
Polk Ark November 9 A reminity that all absolutely cure Rheumatism has been discovered by Mr George Hiland of this place He says he was troubled with Acute Rheumatism in 1900 and could not move His wife saw Dodds Kidney Pills advertised as a remedy He took them and soon recovered fully Now he declares the pills a perfect cure for Rheumatism The United States consumes half of the 16 000 000 bags which make up the world coffee crop.
An advertisement touts a 'positive cure' for catarrh claiming it cleanses the blood and strengthens the body. It offers a $100 reward if it fails. Testimonials allegedly follow, with address to F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio and mentions Hall's Family Pills as a remedy.
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