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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1912
Page
9
Jay Johnston & Co presents Adlerika as a German appendicitis remedy that antisepticizes the digestive tract and draws off impurities. They claim a single dose relieves sour stomach gas in the stomach and constipation, surprising locals at the Simple Loughthorn Bank.
An advertisement extols Fuley's Honey and Tar Compound as safe for children and adults, capable of treating coughs colds croup bronchitis and throat chest and lung affections. It urges readers to remember the name and to buy from druggists. A Denver reader endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe and effective for coughs colds and breathing trouble.
The article explains dreams as symbolic expressions shaped by waking thoughts, hidden motives, and past experiences. It argues sleep preserves health by masking painful thoughts and suggests dreams draw on material from immediately preceding thoughts and deep ancestral inheritance written on the nervous system.
A humorous warning about camels as dangerous ride animals. It notes their temper and neck reach, claims camels are harsher than horses, and describes a camel bite as severe. It cites Dr Nachtigal and a satirical method to imitate camel travel through a stool and a biting dog to evoke the Sahara experience.
A reminiscence recalls Mark Twain as city editor in the 1870s using humorous paragraphs to praise advertising. The quips mixed odd facts from weather to crop reports and even kidnaping, noting how listed ads might recover lost items like a buried forest claim in Germany.
The piece traces England wage history from 1360 under Henry II to 1444 1495 under Henry VI VII, noting meager pay for Haymakers carpenters masons and roof workers rising from one pen ny to five six pence daily and farm laborers at 3s 6d weekly by 1685. It also quotes a Kansas City Star aside about a man’s humorous remark on wanting to be as hoarse as his wife.
The New Orleans Times-Democrat citation contrasts calmness under contradiction with intelligence, phrased through a quip about a bright young man and a key line about breaking into song, attributed in a Zimmermann remark.
The article urges parents to protect children's health using Jaynes Tonic Vermifuge as a stomach aid and blood builder. It claims it strengthens organs, improves appetite, and treats digestive issues caused by intestinal parasites, noting eighty years of use and urging purchase from Dr. D. Jayne & Son of Philadelphia.
Attorney at Law practices before all Iowa courts and is a Washington DC Bar member. Specializes in patent and trademark work and all departments. Represents Eight Bros Patent Lawyers, with offices in Mac Waeblizton and New York, located at Coon Block.
A well known Kewaunee resident Mrs A Swayel of Krok Wis says she uses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for her children. The piece then veers into unrelated notes about a nose tax from ninth century Ireland and a joke about a bill collector, preserving the readable fragments.
The Yukon sleds are built for hard use and endurance. The eight foot common sled costs 10 to 14 dollars and yields a 16 inch trail. Basket sleighs range eight to fifteen feet, Birch oak or hickory, 22 inch trail, from 40 to 200 dollars. Some use rawhide lashings and wooden or metal runners depending on weather.
A New York World notice explains the jumping bean as seeds from a Mexican bush housing a worm that becomes a colored moth. The process spans May planting, a two seed blossom, a triangular shell, and a six month life cycle ending when conditions allow the moth to emerge in November.
The article discusses plants accumulating free prussic acid in leafy tissues, suggesting it serves as food material. Peche's findings on cherry laurel indicate prussic acid is produced by carbon assimilation in green leaf cells and stored in tissues, partly as glucoside building blocks and partly in a bound form with tannin as a reserve food.
Records of the Brewers Company show that on Monday July 80 1422 Robert Chichete the mayor summoned masters and twelve worthy members to the guildhall to address selling dear ale. After disputes over malt price and quantity the masters were convicted in the penalty of 20 pounds and held in chamberlain custody until they could secure payment.
When the foundation is undermined and digestion is attacked, quick collapse follows. On the first sign of Indigestion take Dr Kings New Life Pills to tone the stomach regulate the kidneys and bowels. Pleasant easy to take 64fe and only 26 cents at S H William.
A jumble of quotes and snippets from newspapers and fiction items. Names, phrases, and jokes drift through lines about hairstyles, gambling, poisons, and odd anecdotes, with no single coherent event or人物.
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