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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1915
Page
10
An assortment of doctor and dentist listings from Estherville and nearby towns, with names such as Dr A Anderson and Dr H Johnston, plus a testimonial from W. V. Harner of Montpelier Indiana praising Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for fast relief and recommending its use during a cold. The ad mentions various offices and contact hints for medical practitioners.
A New York Sunday night scene shows a crowded car at One Hundred and Eleven Street where a foreign entrant protects a baby in arms. A courteous officer offers his seat as the weary family reaches the city, while a brief courtroom scene from Time and a quip from Youth's Companion appear in a collage of phrases.
The obelisks known as obelisks or monoliths stand outside Egypt in Rome Paris and London besides New York Central Park The earliest was commissioned by Ramses II around 1290 BC Experts estimate about forty two survive largely broken The obelisk is believed to symbolize the Supreme God and was linked to early Egyptian religious practice
A public school pupil asks to shed his patronymic and adopt an Americanized name. The boy presents a scrap of paper bearing “Patrick Dennig PicCarthy” as his suggested new identity, illustrating how cultural assimilation prompts name changes in education.
The Malay peninsula’s Federated States are rich under native rulers with a British adviser. Tin mines yield nearly half the world’s supply, creating an overflowing treasury. Vast rubber forests also bring high profits for these states.
The Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs outlines a busy biennial program for 1914-17 with new committees on Peace and Political Science and expanded Conservation, Good Roads, Civics, Art, Education and Civil Service. President Whitley notes stronger leadership, broader public education, and a push to connect clubs statewide via the Western Newspaper Union. the September board meets at Hotel Colfax on September 22-23.
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