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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1909
Page
6
A collection of homilies on life, love, duty, and character urging kindness, self-control, cheerful conduct, and modest behavior. It warns against vanity and gossip, emphasizes open faith, and champions helping others while maintaining personal integrity in social relations. It blends religious sentiment with practical guidance for youths and women.
Mrs Helen Tracy of Hatherville Iowa reports relief from a year of constant back pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She says the remedy strengthened her kidneys and enabled rest, with no further kidney trouble in the years since. The ad notes 60 cent price and urges readers to buy from local dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is named as US agents.
A fragment promoting Dr. King’s New Life Pills claims they vitalize every organ and strengthen brain and body. A customer from Lise more West Virginia praises them as the best pill ever used, with a reference to a William’s drug store.
By virtue of a special execution from the Clerk of the District Court of Emmet County Iowa I levy on Lot 6 Block 3 Estherville addition Katherville Iowa in the case of H Rhodes et al against Jussie Beevers and others. On October day at ten in the forenoon at the courthouse door Estherville I will sell the described property for cash to satisfy debt of 58.60 dollars and costs 0.25 dollars with applicable fees. Dated Estherville September Stud IME. A R Butler Sheriff
Howard A. Burrell denounces Carrie Nation with sarcastic attacks on her manners and notoriety. He mocks her for promoting herself with hatchets and books, noting her earnings and a fruit farm investment while contrasting with historic writers like Holmes and Emerson praised for far smaller fees.
A city observer reflects on how Popular Mechanics connects readers to science and invention. The piece notes the magazine offers 260 articles and 265 illustrations covering aeronautics polar topics engineering advances and practical improvements.
The article discusses a final installment on Time and Its Measurement, proposing a universal time system. It highlights full-page illustrations in concrete residence designs, a denatured alcohol story by Dr Wiley for November, and the Shop Notes and Amateur Mechanics sections. A customer testimonial from Louis Boon credits Foley's Honey and Tar for curing a cough, while Jay Johnston & Co is noted.
An advertisement offers a $3.50 recipe claimed to restore manhood and vigor without drugs or doctors. It promises quick, quiet results and urges readers to request the remedy by mail from a Detroit address, stating the writer found it effective and unique.
The Limerick chamber of commerce approves a resolution making Greenwich time standard across the United Kingdom with New Ireland positioned 26 minutes behind London. Foley's Honey and Tar claims to clear the airways, soothe throat irritation, heal lungs, and expel the cold. beware fakes in the yellow package from Jay Jotinaton & Co.
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