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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1901
Page
7
A Detroit Journal passage notes a parent’s worry over Clifford an anxious six year old. The speaker ponders if the child’s behavior signals genuine humor or attempts at fame, contrasting with references to Martin Luther. The tone mixes doubt with concern about sleep and sanity.
McCarron Mich April 8 Special Mrs Samuel G Dyer reports years of heart pain relieved by Dodd's Kidney Pills She slept through nights again and says she is now healthier than in years attributing her recovery solely to the pills The letter highlights the pill's curative claims and publicizes the testimony A note on grass quality and a Viennese seamstress earning scant pay concludes the fragmentary clipping.
Fritz Rauber and John A. Lentz of Eldorado Kansas obtained a patent for a single wheel lawn mower with a large traction wheel and a central power drive to a reciprocating cutter bar. The device allows adjustable cutting height and a reverse draw feature, with the bar tilting vertical for removal.
The young man recites a quip to Reginald de Bugge about it being his turn next, drawing amused reactions from the audience until a beetle in the gallery prompts applause with the worm turned line. The clipping also notes money in old uniforms and a guest versus customer remark from Indianapolis Press.
The article describes healing mud or moor baths found in Sweden, the Mack Sea shore, Landes in southern France, St Rimmand les Haux, in Ilelmont Vendfia and other Italian regions, and in Hungary and Poland, with Germany and Austrian spas noted as best known. It explains the mud is peat bog material with stimulating chemicals, prepared and mixed with local mineral waters, nonadherent to skin, and leaves the skin after a warm shower. The immersion lasts from thirty minutes to five hours and the same mud is used throughout the course.
The item notes that sweat and fruit acids will not affect color goods dyed with PUTNAM FACELESS PYES sold by druggists. It mentions Russian exiles in Siberia, stating nearly 40 percent of the population are exiles, with reference to Siberian demographics.
Missouri resident Mir W. Corser visited Saskatchewan and Manitoba last summer and reports strong yields and profits. He cites 175 acres producing 600 bushels of wheat from 15 acres, 600 bushels of barley from 10 acres, and 15 000 bushels of oats from 150 acres, with No 1 samples. Cattle and swine ranching also thrive according to his impressions. Information on lands available through government agents. cooperative creameries in Ireland offer high pay for managers.
An OCR fragment advertises an internal remedy with injections for discharges and ulcers. It mentions Kidd Dray Company of Elgin Wisconsin and HS Baker, a Sioux City druggist, offering syringes and water bags by mail upon payment.
A New York Evening Post meditation on glacier beauty and peril. Ice formations glow like emerald grottos and marble temples as rivers carve through ice valleys. Thaw brings eerie quiet then dawn awakens a bustling, thunderous ice world of avalanches and gurgling subterranean tunnels.
A Philadelphia Record excerpt presents a young man confiding his feelings after receiving a fake telegram offering a high paying job in China. The girl pleads for him to stay, revealing her true affection. The narrator notes the irony of a hypothetical alternative where the girl urges marriage to go with him.
Waldersee's troops in China test a German inventor's sleeping bag. It is longer than a man, pulled over the head and tied, with air tubes for breathing and mosquito netting. Rain and insects are kept out, snakes barred. it can be exited quickly in a night assault but not in a hurry.
Customers praise Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from nervous prostration and female weakness. Letters describe sleepless nights, heart distress, and general misery improving after use, with several women reporting better health and energy.
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