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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1909
Page
3
A compact moral reflection urging justice for all including those who harm us. It argues against returning evil for evil and promotes universal friendship, humanity, and goodwill among those of the same nature.
An advertisement touts Dr A W Ghase's Kidney and Liver Pills as a remedy for back pain and kidney derangement. It claims relief from kidney disease symptoms and warns of potential fatal outcomes, urging readers to try the product for relief and cure.
A 1910s style note describes home made school wear for girls in high school and college age. Gowns favor youthful simplicity with a normal waistline and plaited skirts, featuring semiprincess effects and jersey-like upper portions. The pieces emphasize practical models, comfortable fits, and trims that echo earlier seasons.
The article notes looser cut dresses and coats for misses and younger girls, suggesting modest, practical styles over ultra smart trends. It highlights classroom dresses in serge and flannel, rounded youthful silhouettes, modest hat guidance for mothers, and schoolgirl sweaters in red, blue, white and gray with skirts near knee length, plus black taffeta aprons with ribbon trims.
Women favor the transparent half length redingote in midseason costumes. It pairs with gowns in same or contrasting tones such as violet over purple, jade and linden green with teal blue, and black over checks or white frocks. Fabrics include chiffon cloth or mousseline de soie with plaits or tucks. Some resembles a long Russian jacket with a belt at the waist.
A collage of rural and urban vignettes from early 20th century papers. Scenes include a night of knocking and deliveries in a city house, a physician and patient billing anecdote, a playful couple exchanging mountains and meals, and a Dobbs Crossing boy witty about schooling in a village. A mix of humor, social life, and local color.
A garbled historical diary-like quotation portrays a pessimistic speaker accusing white politicians of neglect or deceit while recounting ironic interactions with officials. The fragment hints at distrust, political maneuvering, and limited education shaping views from a marginalized perspective.
A. A. Chrisholm of Treadwell claims years of indigestion liver trouble and debility were cured by Electric Bitters. He reports restored appetite energy and business activity after using twelve bottles. The medicine advertised as infallible for stomach liver kidneys blood and nerves at S. H. Williams drug store.
Mrs G Davenport of Roycefield New Jersey testifies that Dr Miles Antipain Pills ease rheumatic pains and nervous irritability, improve sleep, and do not upset the stomach or create a habit. The ad notes a money-back guarantee if no benefit and promotes purchasing through a druggist. It also includes travel routing to La Salle Station Chicago and Rock Island for next trip.
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