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Newspaper

Vindicator And Republican

Location

Estherville, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1911

Page

7

Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Advertised

It claims digestion and assimilation depend on the stomach and liver functioning naturally. The ad promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablet as invigorating and urges inspection of the watch and jewelry line at Eldred Jewelry and Music Co. It also touts Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints in children and castor oil, claiming it cures and is pleasant when diluted, with no physician needed.

Chamberlain Eldred Jewelry and Music Co

Simple Adlerika Buckthorn Bark Remedy Promises Instant Relief

Estherville residents with constipation sour stomach or gas are urged to try Adlerika a German appendix remedy with buckthorn bark glycerine and related ingredients. A single dose is claimed to antisepticize the digestive tract drain purification and bring swift relief. The item also notes preparations for a circus day parade with 1000 people 600 horses and 780 wild animals requiring eggs meat coffee butter potatoes vegetables bread milk and more in extensive provisioning.

Estherville Adlerika Den New York City

Biggest circus day in Estherville history

The Forepaugh and Sells Brothers circus returns after years with a new tent, vast menagerie, and European performers. Two shows and a full three mile parade begin at 10 am, with seats sold at Jeffries and Birney’s Drug Store. The parade, costing owners $1 million, will fill crowded streets as thousands arrive by rail to see the event.

Caliope Estherville Forepaugh and Sells Brothers’ Organization Itt Jeffries and Birney Madison ‘Square Gar

Weather Crop Report for Des Moines Area 1911

Des Moines Iowa reports a dry week ending Sept 8 1911 with minimal rainfall and below 2 tenths of an inch in most areas. Cool early week then hot late week with many locations above 90 degrees and some over 100. Frost traces on low ground Aug 28 29 but no damage. Silo filling and early corn in shock, hay short, corn saved for fodder, winter wheat acreage likely down due to continued drought in southern and western counties. Thrashing wrapping up. apples plums and grapes good quality harvest underway. Guonau M Canryn Section Director.

Guonau M. Cnarryn

The Rosary Charms Parish Priests in Early Attraction

Rev Brian Keily’s character in The Rosary echoes real parish priests as Gas Kell and MacVitty report tremendous success with the play drawing strong audience reactions and signaling a popular stage hit of the period.

Brian Keily Gaskell & MacVitty

Dogs Testimony Fails in Douglass Lester Arson Case

Douglass Lester of Kentucky was acquitted in Platte City Mo after a jury found not guilty of arson in the burning of William Kyle's tobacco barn near Tatan. Bloodhound evidence was deemed not relevant and no other proof was offered. Lester had helped form a Kentucky tobacco colon y near Japan two years ago.

Lester Japan

Woman Oil Co Bankrupt in Kansas After Tea Party

Miss Kaessman of Rochester New York formed Sunflower Oil and Refining in Rochester four years ago to buy and run a Kansas refinery. A Nostaze Kansas refinery was built. a lubricating plant was planned with a high cost of 75000 but total cost reached 175000. Extra 100000 drained capital and the firm went to a receiver then sold.

Fort Scott Kan Hermans. Kaessman Rochester N. Y Kaessman Sunflower Oil and Refining Company Miss Kaessman Nostaze

Preacher to Break Rock Pile After Fine Appeal

Iola Kansas September 4 The Rev Hood Line convicted in municipal court of immoral conduct by Mrs Ella Rees was sentenced by Judge Smeltzer to work on the rock pile to serve a $60 fine Line announced plans to appeal to the circuit court He preferred outdoor labor to jail during the appeal process and said he would work out the fine rather than remain imprisoned.

Iola Kan Hood Line Ella Rees Smeltzer Line

Deseret Mayors Leave City, Springfield Faces Void

Springfield council grapples with lack of executive leadership as Mayor Robert E Lee departs on vacation and acting mayor John Cowell resigns. The council plans to consider a $600,000 bond issue for a municipal water plant at its meeting tomorrow.

Springfield Robert E. Lee The West John Cowell

Manslaughter Trial Opens in Keosauqua Case

The state versus John Warner, charged with manslaughter, was called in Keosauqua Iowa on September 4. The case involves prominent local families and has drawn broad county attention. The killing occurred on May 6.

Keosauqua John Warner

Cooley Brothers Shot in Milton Ambush Ends Feud

Pensacola Florida September 4 a feud of long standing ends with the shooting deaths of Alfred and Arch Cooley near Milton. Daniel Cooley a noted naval stores operator was previously killed in the feud.

Pensacola Fla Daniel Cooley Alfred Arch Cooley Daniel Milton

Urbana beauty Nellie Helmick dies in New York hospital

Nellie Helmick once the Urbana belle who won first prize in the Chicago world’s fair international beauty contest died friendless in a New York hospital. She was famed as a beauty contestant and former Urbana resident.

Ballefontaine Nellie] Helmick Urbana New York

Zebras in Africa Seen as Fearful Pest and Threat to Civilization

Excerpt from John T. McCutcheon’s Hunting Adventures In The Big Game Country portrays zebras as a nuisance in east Africa. It notes herds near railways and towns, claims they disrupt crops and fences, and argues extermination is needed for progress while contrasting lion and settler desires, with licenses shifting from two to twenty zebras.

Africa John T. McCutcheon East East Africa

Tonic of Victory Inspires Soldiers Says Army Surgeons

Army surgeons report victory acts as a strong anaesthetic calming pain and fear. French surgeon Bonnette cited in Presse Medicale and New York Medical Journal noting Napoleon era troops showed remarkable indifference to wounds. Larrey and others described rapid amputation and endurance amid extreme cold and danger.

Bonnette Presse Medicale Napoleon Europe New York Medical Journal Eylan Larrey Borodino Larrey France Boresina Russia Zayonchek Vilna Eivil

Stupid Fish Says Ears Change Fish Sense

Professor Harold Russell, a London zoologist, disputes popular tales of fish. He asserts fish are deaf, nearly color blind, and lose balance when ear stones are removed. He notes that many fish rely on sight, while eels depend more on smell. In experiments a conger eel devoured baits with cheese, anchovy, camphor spirits, turpentine, and jodoform.

Harold Russell London Russell

Stones thrown at fruitful trees in Howells quotation

William Dean Howells cites that good literature is condemned on first appearance for being new and strange. He notes Shelley's, Coleridge's, Wordsworth's, and Stephen Crane's works faced early censure, then contends that stones fall on heavy fruit trees.

William Dean Howells Shelley Coleridge Wordsworth Stephen Crane

Fertile Rock Flora Flaunts Hidden Biodiversity

The Fertile Rock section notes Gibraltar is not barren but hosts 456 native flowering plant species. Castor oil plants, datura, and daphne reach tree-like forms while garden grasses and heliotrope form hedge-like growth. Snakes are rare and harmless. lizards of several inches are common.

Gibraltar

Humorous Exchange Cited by Houston Post

A snippet from the Houston Post includes a quip about a hostess's son and a witticism on facial traits and paternity. The fragment presents dialogue implying family resemblance and light humor amid attributed quotes.

Sir Charles Tupper Returns for Reciprocity Fight

Ottawa reports Sir Charles Tupper, once prime minister, plans to enter the fight against reciprocity in Canada. He is over ninety years old, yet remains a powerful name within the Conservative ranks as he comes from England to join the campaign.

Sir Charles Tupper Canada Ottawa Ont England

Advisory Board Meeting Called in San Francisco

In San Francisco on September 4 officials delayed any strike action by the Harriman lines shop employees. The Federated Shop Employees advisory board of 35 members will meet next Friday, with International presidents of five crafts awaiting arrival before action. In Chicago similar unions pressed Illinois Central President Markham for a conference by tomorrow, warning they may act if ignored after notifying cancellation of contracts.

San Francisco Harriman Nnes Federation of Kruttschnitt Harriman Lines Federated Shop Te Board Harriman Roads Chicago Markham Illinois Central Railroad

Registration Is Orderedly In Berthold Draw To Begin

Minot North Dakota September 4 Judge James H Whitten in charge for the government says the Berthold Indian reservation registration was one of the most orderly ever and closed at midnight with no more homestead applications. About 21000 total registered 12600 at Minot headquarters and 6000 names to be drawn starting September 6 over a three day drawing period.

Minot N. D James H. Whitten United States Berthold Indian Reservation Whitten

Mills, Texas Senator, Dies at Home at Ninety-Nine?

Coriscana Texas Sept 4 Former United States Senator Roger Q Mills of Texas died at his home here Mills was born in Todd county Kentucky seventy nine years ago His congressional career began in 1872 as representative at large from Texas He was elected United States senator in 1892 serving until 1899 when he resigned.

Coriscana Tex United States Roger Q. Mills Texas Senator Mills Todd County Kentucky

Elderly man foils Edinburg post office burglary

Springfield Al Sept 4 Woods Stevens eighty years old frustrated an attempt to blow the safe in the Edinburg post office. In a hail of bullets from two burglars he rushed in and extinguished a fuse under a powder charge. Two suspects later jailed at Taylorsville.

Springfield Woods Stevens Edinburg Taylorville

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