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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1907
Page
6
Seasonal guidance with two recipes for preserving grapes and quinces with figs oranges and brandy syrup. Also tips on rust removal camphor moth prevention fruit skin removal potato prep and a Washington Pie recipe plus a sewing pin cushion aid for machines.
Calvin Duffy of Armstrong aged about 30 died at Walker feed barn Wednesday evening. Officials say he took carbolic acid to end his life. He had been drinking with his brother Mike and Frank Duffy Tuesday night and Wednesday afternoon. He lay on a barn office bed and after vomiting whispered that he had taken not carbolic acid but whisky. He died before the coroner arrived.
In a summer drama, Marjorie resists multiple suitors and stays home to care for her father. She finally reveals she does not love Gregg, but after a health scare and her father's realization, Gregg wins her hand with approval. The exchange highlights generational views on romance.
Instructions describe stuffed noodles with chicken or veal filling and a simple noodle dough, boiled ten minutes, with a note to fry leftovers in butter. Also includes a seasonable salad using ripe plums with bananas, sugar, and optional sherry, served with whipped cream and pineapple for flavor.
The author describes using a small saw to cut through ham and shoulder bones, producing nicely shaped slices and leaving no scraps. This method avoids waste and creates cleaner portions from leftover meat on the bones.
An assorted 19th century bulletin mixes advice on staying warm and healthy through winter with promotional notices. It urges proper clothing, ventilation, daily baths, and activity, then shifts to sales pitches for Bucklen's Armela Salve and magazine subscriptions bundled with The Vindicator and Republican.
An elderly testimonial from Westfield notes a near fatal lung illness cured by Dr. King's New Discovery. The writer praises the remedy's efficacy for coughs throat and lung conditions and claims immediate relief after the first bottles. Terms include guarantees and prices 50 cents and 1.00 with a free trial bottle.
Cisterns built of select white pine measure 7 by 7 feet and hold 60 bats with interior painting and tarred exterior. They promise lifelong use, watertight performance, and soft water. Offered by Serurseck Lanapure Co. with stock tanks and fittings in quarters.
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