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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1937

Page

4

Local notes from Sherburne and nearby communities

Sunday gatherings, visits and family news across Sherburne area towns. Messages detail guests at Sitcox, Johnson and Linder households. travels to Rockford, Rock County and California. medical events including Robert Applequist Jr. and Kermit Berscuit. local club and church activities. weathered fog incident. and a burglary notice at Paul Graves elevator with checks recovered.

J.A. Linder Bdairt Womens Mie Slonsry Society St. Paul Robert Applequist Jr Ketherville Clinic C.G. Appelquist Fine City Swink Fonda Linder Mathing Ned Sera Burton Lund Harold Anderson West Coast Black Hills Yellowstone Pokane Wash Kermit Berscuit Los Angeles Calif Hewie Jnurt Kerie Bealy Lake Fremont Ray Janssen Otto Peterson Franz Redmid Kimball Redmans Ernest Rowe Lilly ‘Schubert Fairmont Otto Peteraoh Mire Peter Rose Phuraday Montara Richard Lansman St. Ignitias Jat Otto Petar Ryin ‘Weller Hill Swenbeng Garage Ivin Linder Don Caughey Ord Athens Josephine ‘Peterson Thuracay Frank Hoftmeteter Herburne Sha Imnate Dunnell Sherburne H. C H. Peterson Daigher Bohlins Dorothy Daniel Buck Hall Mankato

What Generals Are Worth

During Far East operations one side captured a general. An envoy offered exchanges, first four colonels, then eight majors. Finally the accepting price was two dozen tins of condensed milk.

Far East

News to Him Too

A salesman tries to persuade a store proprietor to see his sample line. The proprietor refuses, insisting he is not interested. The salesman concedes and asks to open the case himself, noting he has not seen the merchandise in three weeks.

Verdi Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory of Milan

Customer claims lamb sold as mutton

A customer accuses a butcher of selling mutton passed off as lamb. The exchange centers on mislabeling and customer dissatisfaction with the animal meat purchased. The brief quarrel reflects consumer protection issues likely to be reported in a local commerce notice.

Presence of Mind in Car Alarm Sparks Panic

An excited woman driver yells to her husband John as a car appears to roll away uncontrollably. The worried husband Mo urges action and the tale ends with a brisk, practical suggestion to aim for something inexpensive to stop the runaway vehicle.

Blushing boaster weighs in on summer fish tale

A playful exchange questions the weight of a fish in a summer story. The speaker teases whether the memory or the moment carried the larger measure, labeling the tale a clever boast and noting the humorous tension between recollection and reality.

Stubborn Virginia Macey and Merril Dana Defy arranged marriage

Virginia Macey and Merril Dana clash with parents over a family marriage plan. Merril resists paternal pressure to wed, insisting on choosing his own partner after years of closeted study and courtship. The families press for a union seen as a long-time dream, while the couple stands firm.

Irginia Macey Merril Dana Merril Virginia Gin Macey Dana Merilo China

Young lovers defy elders in impromptu marriage

Merril and Virginia confess they wed secretly after resisting coercive plans by their fathers. The families clash over inheritance and control but ultimately share a lighthearted, reconciled conclusion as the youths affirm their love and independence.

Four Complexions a Day for Fashionable Women

A Clerkenwell court heard a beauty expert testify that a fashionably dressed woman uses at least four complexions daily to match changing outfits. She applies light makeup for luncheon, then shifts to darker tones for tea or cocktail hours, removing and reapplying powder lipstick and rouge as the day progresses. Hotels now offer up to 30 shade options in cosmetics for guests.

Clerkenwell County Court England Daily Mall Bond Street

Smuggled rubber seeds spurred global cultivation

The narrative notes how early explorers and entrepreneurs after Columbus kept hearing of a strange elastic substance from Indian tree juice. English traders smuggled rubber tree seeds from South America to Ceylon and planted them there. Cultivation then spread to nearby islands as reports spread.

Columbus New World East South America Ceylon

Snake rattles age myth debunked by Detroit News writer

A Detroit News columnist says counting rattles is unreliable as rattles grow about three per year. Vibration at the tip often breaks segments and many specimens have more buttons than their size would suggest.

Saya Detroit News

Roosevelt travels Northwest to assess New Deal impact

Franklin D Roosevelt undertook a twelve day cross country tour from Hyde Park to the Northwest, visiting Seattle and Yellowstone Park to gather impressions on how the West views the New Deal and to meet officials and constituents. The trip drew attention from Wyoming, Nebraska, and Montana Senators amid political maneuvering.

Cheyenne Wyoming Franklin Delano Roosevelt Hyde Park N. Y Northwest Seattle Franklin Roosevelt Secret Service Roosevelt Supreme Court Joseph C. O'Mahoney Nebraska Edward Raymond Burke Montana Burton Kendall Wheeler O'Mahoney Citizens’ Welcoming Committee Chicago Senator O'Mahoney Casper Wye Burke Wheeler California Yellowstone Park Anna John Boettiger Seattle Post Intelligencer Listle & Buzale Dall

Who'd Own a Dog Like This World’s Champion Yorkie

A lively captioned feature introduces a Yorkshire terrier hailed as a world champion. The piece notes the dog’s fame and hints at a broader, whimsical Picture Parade showcasing queer animals, customs, and people including firefighters described as snowmen amid a blaze.

Tom Sawyer

Industrious WPA Worker Seeks Shovel From Foreman

A WPA worker complains he lacks a shovel while his gang has tools. The foreman notes the rule that those without tools need not dig, leaving the man to stand with nothing to lean on. An Annapolis Log item preserves the exchange.

WPA Foreman Annapolis

Gnu Steaks Stir Talk On African Expedition

An African explorer enjoys a fine steak served by his native cook. The guide quips that it is not a gnu but as good as one, highlighting a humorous exchange during the day’s journeys through savannahs and a meal in camp.

Atlanta Constitution

Silent Comedy Duel Between Mrs and Mr Gay

Dialogue joke sequence shows Mrs Gay asking where she was last night and Mr Gay answering about staying with a sick friend. The exchange ends with a punch line about there not being any limit. It reads as a light humorous sketch typical of a comic page.

Grover Halfa Alfred Myhre Waterloo Harry Weber Roy Wedoo Mason City Wallingford Wedoo Rochester Mrs. Gay

Apartment Dweller and The Ether Question

A teacher asks what pervades all space that walls cannot shut out. The class wit replies that it is the smell of boiled cabbage, forming a quick humorous exchange about unseen forces in daily life.

Irresistible Customer-L Buy Triggers on Wife Influence

A customer returns to purchase the same car after discussing the decision with his wife. The salesman notes the wife’s influence as the decisive factor in the sale, highlighting how family opinion swayed the final commitment.

Wall Street Journal

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