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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1912
Page
4
A garbled ledger from a bank shows references to Mount of Bus and ponds, notes on overdrafts, expenses, and values in vaults and vats. It mentions drafts, checks, cash, unpaid balances, and surpluses, with scattered phrases about property and renters. The text reads like a fractured accounting page with many illegible lines and stray names.
Fragmentary public notice quotes Geo. TD Wilkie praising a kidney pill, claiming back pain and irregular kidney action improved with Dean Widney Pills. It urges readers to buy from Koster Milhope Co. in Buffalo, NY and warns about fake imitations.
A scene observed by a window describes two six year olds climbing an old stone wall. The girl guides the boy to ascend then descends to let him try. He orders her down and she complies, then she climbs again and follows, inspiring a novelist’s idea.
Le Journal des Dames et des Modes is revived after decades of dormancy. Founded by Viarr a de la Melangere, the publication once shaped Paris fashion and etiquette. It resumes in its historic form amid a tumultuous early 19th century political landscape.
John R. King of the National Tribune reports that President Taft signed the pension bill on May 11 after extensive deliberation. He had previously warned opponents of a veto but momentum within Congress and support from veterans pressured action. The president returned to Washington to sign, then left for Princeton, with insiders noting broad backing from veterans’ groups.
A fragmentary editorial style piece argues belief in germ theory vs faith, comparing sightings of microscopic tuberculosis to visions in ancient times. It critiques skepticism while recounting personal adherence to vaccination as a penance and social necessity amid public health fear. The voice cites Peer reports, public opinion, and legal pressure to vaccinate, concluding with a reference to Hubert Kilburn Ryot in the Atlantic.
A cruel landlord named Lord Skiynver boasted placards claiming that "menu and money could do anything." An Irish passerby added beneath it that money from Cork to Naas could not improve Skinner's ugly nose, leading to a muted coda as the placard faded.
A 1912 Omaha Daily Bee excerpt quotes Lincoln warning that highly gifted individuals with grand ambitions may seize power if society fails to unite and uphold the law. The piece reflects concern about distinction, influence, and the danger of tyrannical designs within a republic.
Byron M. Coon practices before all courts in Town and serves as Washington representative for Right Bros., patent lawyers since 1848. He focuses on trial work, probate, patents, and trademarks and runs Aidapart mental business in Washington Iowa. E. Wilson is a private man and surgeon in charge at Taylor's hardware.
An old advertisement touts Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge as a natural remedy for indigestion and hypopsia. It claims the tonic restores stomach and intestines to proper function, acts as an appetizer and strength builder, and treats intestinal parasites. Sold by Dr D. Jayne & Bon in Philadelphia.
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