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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1909
Page
3
The piece advises proving payment when a bill is presented twice by showing a check endorsement as proof. It recommends adopting checking accounts to ensure clear evidence of settled accounts and urges opening an account.
The piece cites the 1600 founding of the first temperance society by Margrave Frederick V with a two year pledge limiting wine, beer and whisky. It also describes dog teams in Sault Ste Marie used by youths and elders for travel and work, including loads of 400 to 500 pounds, plus Indian children in costume with toy tomahawks in snowy scenes.
Grizzly bears in the Rockies eat violets and dog tooth violet shoots in one area while hundreds of miles away they avoid them and feed on shooting star shoots in the Bitter Root mountains. The note argues locality explains many debated nature questions and helps readers understand animal behavior.
A poetic excerpt defines a kiss as an oath of allegiance and a deep intimate seal on affection. It likens kissing to a secret choice, a moment of eternity, and a shared breath, blending romance with sensory imagery.
A Colton quotation contrasts hurry with dispatch to critique weak leadership. It likens a laboring in office to a squirrel in a cage, moving constantly without progress, noting a boss who talks much yet accomplishes little. The piece employs vivid metaphors of irons in the fire and burning fingers.
Stromboli, the Aeolian volcano known as the lighthouse of the Mediterranean, erupts with flame and curses of lava during disasters. Its regular eruptions drop stones back into the crater, shaping its ancient reputation as Vulcan’s amethyst and a gateway to purgatory through the ages.
A Philadelphia Bulletin report notes a milkman praising bean milk made from Soja beans. The process soaks and boils the bean, adds sugar and phosphate of potash, producing a liquid thick as molasses that resembles condensed milk when water is added. The piece claims Japanese use it widely.
In Cornhill, Bob Lucy notes his ties to Sir F. Burnand and the Punch staff. At a Foreign Office Queen’s Birthday night assembly a uniformed guest greeted Burnand, prompting the quip I see you don’t know me from Adam. I didn’t know Adam.
A tunnel connects the capitol to the new house offices, praised for convenience and joked about as a escape route from war and reporters. Members ponder a trolley, while occasional sightings show lawmakers dodging constituents in a lighted, three block trek.
The Gainesville Herald recalls Aunty Jane McCrary mother to Gus McCrary a well known porter at Mountain View hotel. She lived long and was cared for four days after death for church and lodge rites. A familiar figure on town streets she raised over forty children including two dozen adopted. memory honors her years and community service.
A fragmented collection of wry musings on patience and politeness. It jokes about time not belonging to others, the value of true friendship, and the curious wisdom that sometimes comes with age, alongside humorous vignettes on women, lectures, and weather.
A clipped remark notes women show a puzzled look as they attempt to maintain dignity while bargaining, reflecting broader social pressures and economic hardship of the era.
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