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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1910
Page
7
Miss Dabney drives Ike through a dusty chase as Caleb Gordon and Norman face a perilous corporate gambit. The Farleys push to conclude the Chiawassee deal while Tom confronts violent urges, a gun, and looming fallout as the foundry’s fate hangs.
Tom confronts Arden in the Morwenston church vestibule promising dire retaliation after his father's death. Meanwhile Norman and Fred scheme with Norman guiding Tom toward a power move in New York as Duxbury’s shadow looms and Dyckman overhears.
In a tense suite confrontation, Gordon reveals control of Chiawassee Limited through a mixed share scheme. Farley’s bid to buy patents is blocked by the two hundred shares held in trust for Miss Arden Dabney and proxy power held by her grandfather. Tom Gordon vows to fight, inviting a meeting with Hanchett Goodloe Tryson to seal terms, as the struggle continues.
Mrs Dixon was tucking Frank aged six and Willie aged four into bed when a visitor arrived. Frank climbed stairs and whispered for his mother to come up while announcing with mock seriousness that Bill's nose is coming unwiped, a harmless joke overheard by the two ladies below.
The Tibetan penal code imposes fines for murder and theft scaled to the victim’s importance. Harboring a thief is punished more severely than theft itself. Ordeals by fire and boiling water test guilt as in medieval Europe, and lamas may employ torture though death is not always imposed.
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney disease with claims from J E Haynie of Forest Grove Oregon. It describes symptoms like frequent or scanty urination and discolored urine and states the product costs 60 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. A separate snatch notes a car accident involving Mrs Swellington and Weeks remarking on her magnetism.
A two month old infant with severe eczema on head to foot improves after using Cuticura regimen. Skin scabs soften then peel, revealing new skin beneath within three days. Four month old now described as a fat healthy baby. Letter by Mrs. Joseph Kossmann from Ridgewood Heights New York dates April 30 and May 4 1909. Vermont Thrift notes reference Robert Lincoln OBrien praising Vermont thrift but humorously misapplies dinner potatoes dialog.
Roy Bone, brother of U S District Attorney Harry Bone, once reported for the Wichita Beacon. While covering a fire a fireman was thrown from a hose cart and killed, prompting Bone to write a bold head line. The Kansas City Journal notes the piece led to his quick dismissal.
The guide notes hoteliers in the region maintain a yearly fire during the season, countering claims the volcano has not erupted in a millennium. A local newspaper excerpt references Maggendorfer Blaetter in describing this enduring tourist tradition.
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