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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1912
Page
6
A Ratherville post office notice from 1908 lists GEO A NICHOLS as editor and manager. The piece suggests readers are content with current prices while condemning the old party and hinting at support for Roosevelt or Wilmaan.
A quirky note recalls a playful riddle as a wife’s costume and a charming display spark thoughts of a conundrum. The speaker, Justin De Bunch, hints at reflections on identity and puzzling questions amid a simple, performers’ mood at De Minstula.
A brief note explains how to separate honey from wax by placing the frame in a warm oven to melt the honey and wax. The frame is removed, honey is drained, and the wax skimmed off the top, yielding strained honey.
In a fragment from a 19th or early 20th century style exchange, two girls discuss overdue letters from Jack. One laments not receiving a letter in five days and hopes for a dove letter by tomorrow. The other offers to share a letter or obtain one, hinting at multiple letters and eagerness for communication.
A short notice invites parishioners to evening prayer at achurch with rector Mark ti Paras. Services are described in terse OCR text and include a cordial invitation to attend.
The report covers a Rockwell City man joining Taylor Combs plumbing, a Milroy migration by JO Wigton, several car shipments and an expensive express bill for fish, a Barnum style marriage at a Methodist parsonage, rumored Democratic and Republican judge candidates in Algona, Emmet County Sunday school officers, Fishherville public buildings worth about 166000, a thriving home building drive, and church leadership shifts in the Northwest Iowa Conference with Rev Wasser likely departing and local pastor changes.
H W Matheson of Pekin Illinois is visiting his brother Matt Matheson this week. Mrs Matheson is expected today and will spend the winter in the south. Mr J N Baughman of Marseilles Hlinde arrived to tend the Center township farm and will protest to the board of supervisors on Swan Lake drainage district assessment.
A narrator recounts teaching clear speech by guiding blind companions on Riverside walks to observe surroundings. He notes evolving skill in describing scenes, especially fashion, and the challenge of conveying women’s clothing accurately to blind listeners.
A lawyer counsels his client to pursue divorce with minimal costs, proposing to act on her counsel’s terms while keeping expenses low as the case proceeds. The exchange emphasizes efficiency and restraint in legal proceedings.
A little boy questions a visiting lady about her age prompting his mother to scold him for rudeness. The boy replies by implying the lady should not tell the truth, prompting light humor about manners and honesty.
The text exhorts to value the present day with vigour. It contrasts yesterday as a dream and tomorrow as a vision, urging daily virtue to turn both into beauty and hope. The excerpt is attributed to the Sauskrie.
A domestic quarrel between Gertrude and John Huby escalates as they discuss communication and household habits. The couple debates honesty, temper, and mutual preferences with a focus on chores and their upbringing. The exchange ends with a small sock-darning request about knot placement.
A farm house should include a harness needle for multiple tasks. One use is sewing tips in shoes to save an extra trip to the cobbler. Home Department National Magazine.
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