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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1909
Page
10
A reflective piece on home life arguing the home circle as a center of virtue and affection. It urges parents to model cheerful, active partnership, with mothers and fathers sharing duties, guiding children with kindness, and ensuring warmth over ornament. It counsels weekly private time between mother and each child to build trust and security.
Mr M R Weir is confined to the house with a bad cold. J J Robinson sold steers to the Wallendorf Brothers at Raleigh. Cheater Kenny is improving. Joe Henneman now has a driving train. Mrs O H Koebler and daughter of Ratherville spent Sunday evening at the former home. Mr Maneke made a business trip to Raleigh last week. Miss Jessie Schultz came from Estherville and visited Bessis McKibben, returning Saturday. Willie Van Kuren spent Thursday evening with her aunt Mrs Lesher at Hatherville. Several boys stopped in Katherville Saturday night due to rain. Eddie Zeimer is improving and can sit up briefly each day. H A Barber is sick from a cold. The Maneice family spent a day at Dunnell Minnesota with the Thompson family. A wedding caused excitement. Well are we going to have winter now.
Ed Sinclare bought chickens Thursday and Friday as the Dolliver band held a social at the hall Monday night. The band boys contributed 45.60 to their treasury, while Dr. Mereness' mother arrived from Sac City Friday and plans to make Dolliver her home.
Grace Ports and Vera Colaman visited lows City Wharaday for a vialt with Ray Coleman. Win Wertz of Barnet county died Friday November 12 at his daughter's home in Towa Bay after a cancer stomach illness. Funeral was Sunday. C K Sullivan shipped a car of poultry Monday. Mrs Kydd visited in a Ceylon between trains Saturday. Dolliver sale on Saturday November 20 features dinner and supper. Dr Smyle district superintendent holds first quarterly conference at the church Saturday November 16 at three o'clock and preaches Sunday morning.
On Thanksgiving day a union service will be held at 10 30 oclock at the Presbyterian church in Graver. A number of new corn cribs are being built nationwide indicating a good corn crop. Mr and Mrs Weise of Wynnett TNL are visiting Frank Hornby. Mr Weise and Mrs Hornby are cousins. Rev Dr Smylie district superintendent of the Algona district will preach in Gravel next Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock.
Rev Joseph H Feapeerman of Salisbury N G writes he suffered years with kidney trouble and severe pain last winter confining him to bed. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy his pain abated and urine returned to normal. He cheerfully recommends the product. Dr C B Birney has moved his office above the Eagle Clothing store. For rent six room cottage on East Howard street. Call at Kingman Bros aloe store.
A.A. Chrisholm of Treadwell N Y credits Electric Bitters with curing indigestion torpid liver constipation nervousness and debility after twelve bottles restored health and vigor. He can attend to business daily and praises the medicine. Found at S H Williams drug store.
The article notes that the athletic type has an average chest of 38 inches and a 34 inch waist, while the motoring man, shorter, requires a 36 inch waist. This Globe item highlights body measurements for different male profiles.
A veteran politician derides a so called wellheadigin disease as incurable. He mocks medicine and the idea of a cure, warning locals to beware of the ailment discussed at a recent committee gathering.
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