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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1904
Page
11
An eyewitnes story from a globe trotter recounts a Japanese trader leaving Port Arthur who missed a trunk. A high ranking Japanese officer accuses a Chinese coolie of theft, blaming him for a missing contie. The lesson notes how such incidents illuminate Japan's military success.
Mineral Idaho Nov 14 Special: resident D Colson declares a cure for sciatic pain via Dodd's Kidney Pills after his own relief from terrible hip pains. The article also notes sun exposure can trigger various ailments including headaches nasal congestion and influenza like symptoms according to Prof Fermi and Archy for Hygiene.
A fragmentary note discusses the Van Thustons allowing chickens to diet on neighbors' dew ers and invites conjecture about secretive dealings. The writer depicts Mr. Van Ruxton prompting guests with choices of violet tainted fowl, while others criticize neighbors and prefer not to work.
A mosaic of jests and briefs mixes jokes about marriages and actors with exchanges from newspapers like Philadelphia Ledger Life and Kansas City Journal. The column cites witty remarks on church, fashion, travel, and odd customs, including a curious note on Japanese witchcraft beliefs and protective charms.
An early 20th century advertisement and clippings note a one hundred reward for a cure to catarrh with Ball's Catarrh Cure. It lists testimonials and endorsements from druggists and firms in Toledo Ohio. The clippings also describe army drum bearers in Servian forces and travel ads for Grand Trunk Railway. The Daisy mentions Marguerite as a symbol.
Mrs G W Fooks of Salisbury Maryland wife of the sheriff of Wiccsinico County describes eight years of kidney weakness with fatigue breathing trouble and swelling. After three days of Dou's Kidney Pills her back pain eased and she recovered. advertised by Poster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY with price shown.
A humorous exchange features a disgusted housekeeper and her bald headed husband debating buying ties for December. The housekeeper jokes about a wig Christmas report to fool the recipients, reflecting light, domestic humor.
The Week's Progress argues cities breed social and economic captivity and fail to rear large families. It says nations die at the top and that reform must come from the heart and lungs, with countryside funds producing sturdy citizens who then support urban progress.
Mrs Oscar Tripp of Big Rock Illinois writes March 20 1901 that Piso's Cure for consumption is the best medicine she has found for coughs and colds. The testimonial highlights relief and effectiveness attributed to the remedy.
The office of lord high constable of Scotland has long been held by members of the family of Lord Kilmarnock spanning eight centuries, marking a historic continuity in royal service.
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