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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1913
Page
7
The makers say Foley Kidney Pills offer the best heat combination of curative and hidalings medicines for kidney and bladder issues and urinary irregularities. Haley Kidney Pills are claimed as the best medicine for the purpose. Sold by all druggists.
An advertisement proclaims Our Bast Sellar selling more Merityl Keseina Remedy than others due to its unusual merit for eczema in its various forms. It urges afflicted readers to begin using Meritol Hezema Hemedy and identifies J. J. Klopp as the exclusive agent.
National Apple Day is proclaimed for Tuesday November 18 urging all Americans to eat at least one apple. Sources hail apples as healthful, patriotic, and a cornerstone of prosperity, with many regions planning week long or single day observances and various serving methods including cider.
To Our Patrons. We offer free one year Yarui Stock and Home to past due prepay subscribers and three year non arrears subscribers who notify us. New Vin dicator and Republican subscribers receive Yarui Stock and Home if paid in advance. Promote International at Chicago with family trips and farmyard promotions. See Swan Olson's for harness. big stores carry ads.
The New York World argues the cat remains the sole animal that resists labor for humans. It notes dogs, horses, and livestock serve people, yet the domestic cat abstains from work, guard duties, or offerings of prey, choosing independence and uncoerced actions. It highlights the cat’s refusal to learn tricks and its behavior when abused.
The article explains varied measures for powders, raisins, butter, and soups, with names like barrel firkin and stone. It notes weights differ by location, such as powder at 100 pounds per barrel, butter at 224 pounds per barrel or 56 pounds per firkin, and regional stone and lead measures from five to fourteen pounds and differing hundredweight values by city.
Sara Savage Miller writes in Suburban Lite about pearls in US streams and ponds. She recounts a Paterson carpenter finding a 93 grain pink pearl in Notch Brook, bought by Tiffany Co. for 1500 dollars and later sold to the Empress of Hugenle, dubbed the Queen pearl.
A witty moral contrasts a man’s well kept lawn with a wife’s disappointment. The author mocks neglectful yards and bad mower work, suggesting virtue lies in endurance of imperfect lawn care and the social signals it sends.
A grimy stranger asks Pat at a hotel where the bar is and receives a playful reply about a bar of sorp. The passage blends humor with a snippet on dry tennis balls and a musing quote about life as anvil and Plutonian blacksmith, ending with a remark on a head and poison.
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