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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1914
Page
3
Miss Dixon, a charming society girl, spent the summer trying to elevate the simple country folks she boarded with. As she prepared to leave, she wished her visit had some good results, while the farmer retorts that she has learned much yet remains the greenest rookie they ever had.
H W Boley of 400 South Hermitage Avenue Chicago describes a year long skin rash that itched burned and kept him awake. After trying various remedies he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and found relief in three months becoming well again. The advertisement promotes Cuticura products with a free sample and Skin Book from Cuticura Dept L Boston.
A concise, sharp aside frames Napoleon’s downfall as two acts, the divorce from Josephine and Elba’s interlude, ending with his final battle. The quip notes a paradox of happiness through folly, reflecting a witty historical vignette.
Washington reports officers and sailors demonstrated extraordinary courage as a coal hold disaster unfolded. Ordinary seamen Curtin Fritz Anding, Stanley, Leitner, Shaw, Kempton, Ferguson, and others pursued rescue amid poisonous gas and 400 tons of coal. Despite multiple collapses, heroic efforts led to all being hauled to safety.
President Wilson nominates Winthrop Moore Daniels to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Senate fight in executive session centers on Daniels views of railroad valuation. Senators Cummins Kenyon oppose confirmation arguing his doctrine risks calamitous public costs and should be considered openly before a vote.
Washington reports the new federal reserve banking system will begin with about 100 million dollars in authorized capital across all reserve banks. National banks responding showed capital and surplus totaling 1.783 billion, with 6 percent contributions from each bank estimated around 207 thousand dollars per district reserve.
Alaska big game, a source of sport for the wealthy, gains greater protection under new rules publicized by the Department of Agriculture. Effective immediately for two weeks, shooting of moose in southeastern Alaska and mountain sheep in the eastern Henry peninsula is prohibited.
Washington reports the government will send souvenirs to the heirs of George Washington as sole compensation for land once part of the first president estate in Ohio. The items are copies of hearings before the House public lands committee on the descendants claims.
A poem voice recalls a Roman guard at the tomb of Jesus, recounting the watch, the bribe to say the disciples stole the body, and a later awakening to the risen Christ. The speaker vows silence while confessing the burden of time, guilt, and witness to events that changed the world.
A Pittsburgh Leader piece recounts a mother with a seven week old baby pleading for mercy as her husband, who stole a few eggs and some cheese to stave off starvation, faces six months in prison. The column bitterly contrasts Jesus teaching with a legal system prioritizing property over life.
Promote safety around bulls with guidance on handling calm or aggressive animals. Use a nose ring and a four-foil tether with a snip on one end and a strapped snap to secure the ring when moving or restraining the animal. Emphasizes caution and humane restraint practices.
The fragment notes a horse pulling Rockefeller’s limousine through snow and hints at a horse enjoying a hearty laugh. Read as a humorous item from a Brooklyn segment, it suggests a whimsical scene with a surprising animal triumph amid winter travel.
A May 1563 scene shows Lincoln visiting a camp hospital and easing a dying Vermont boy. He writes the boy’s letter to his mother at dictation, then stays two hours, holding the boy’s hand and offering comfort as a paternal figure.
A historical view portrays Albania as not a real nation but a mix of Turk Creeks and Slavs with religious divides. It notes Albanian self identifications and claims few accept the prince of Wied as ruler. The description portrays Albanians as barbarous and resistant to taxation or centralized authority.
Wibton and Samuel Muncy of Baby lon recently marked their eighty fifth birthday anniversary as the oldest living twins. They credit outdoor farm life and evening fishing for their health. The brothers avoid smoking chewing and drinking and have rarely needed medical care despite seven physician relatives. they eat when hungry and live simply.
A Collier’s feature argues for an underground park system beneath New York City. It notes workers at the New York Central station will soon access shops, offices, hotels, and theaters without surfacing for air, stressing the growing need for such urban parks as the workforce expands to 152,000.
Rome Italy April 3 The Matian chamber of deputies and senate assembled today The new cabinet under Signor Salandra outlined its legislative program The premier announced financial measures to cover war costs in Tripoli and the 44 000 000 needed to raise the peace footing of the Italian army to 275 000 men plus colonial troops He said Italy would continue its foreign policy along existing alliances and friendships A threatened 80 000 state railway workers wage strike was noted with a promise of fair pay adjustments The policy on the northern Africa colony seeks exploitation and pacification of newly acquired territory
A major blaze in St Augustine Florida destroyed five tourist hotels the county courthouse and several residences. No lives were reported lost though guests escaped with little belongings. Loss estimated between 518000 and 754000 with two injured including a missing woman. Fire began in the Florida House kitchen and spread rapidly, militia aided bystanders to guard the burned area and prevent looting.
In St Louis on April 3 an address to the Business Men's League discussed office boy fatigue and muscular control. Dr Arnold from Newton Connecticut described improper leg actions, noting that dragging a leg reduces swing and causes strain while leg muscles fatigue after many repetitions.
A large sunspot group about 50 000 miles long with a circular spot and smaller spots has been photographed by the Naval Observatory in Washington. The group lies in solar north latitude and was captured yesterday.
An obscure note lists names related to an attorney in Washington with April references and mentions William Wargh Barn and Nevada connections to the University of Utah skates Hlearner for Nevada draw.
Kansans favor bullfrogs on farms says L L Dyche state fish and game warden distributing hatchery fish. Farmers request frogs for food song or presence. Five thousand tadpoles distributed this spring from hatcheries.
Washington April 2 Opposition to ratifying the London framed International convention for safety at sea is voiced by Andrew Furuseth of the Seamen's International Union before the Senate foreign relations committee. He argues the La Follette bill would apply to all ships entering American ports and the treaty would only bind American vessels. He notes 18 transoceanic steamers fly the American flag with six in the Atlantic and 32 in the Pacific. William A. Wescott represents the Pacific Association of Masters Mates and Pilots opposing articles on life saving regulations. The committee will hear more arguments tomorrow from both sides.
Stockholm Sweden Anri 3 The health of King Gust avus causes anxiety though improved last week the court physicians advise consulting Prof Wilhelm Fleiner for possible return of stomach trouble. Prof Fleiner to arrive in Stockholm Saturday. The king has suffered since 1910 appendicitis operation and again in October last year.
In the fourth sale of Lincolniang memorabilia from Maj William J. Lambert’s collection, George D. Smith of Philadelphia paid $127.50 for a letter Edwin Booth wrote to Col Adams Bateau two days after John Wilkes Booth killed President Lincoln. The note expresses shock and grief over the deed.
Six prisoners escaped from the county jail in Cairo early today around 3 o'clock. Among them is WW. M. Wilson senior, sentenced to be hanged April 24 for the murder of Thomas C. Logan, a special officer of the Mobile & Ohio railroad. Bloodhounds trailed them to the south part of town before losing the scent. It is believed they boarded a freight train after sawing their way out of a steel cage. A $200 reward, dead or alive, has been offered for Wilson's capture. Wilson had previously escaped from the Ohio state penitentiary where he was serving a life term.
Dr Arthur A Knoch of Walnut Hills high school Cincinnati denounced football basketball and long distance races in schools as almost criminal in a St Louis address before the American Educational Association He warned that strenuous exertion risks heart strain and that education should focus on formulating sound minds and bodies rather than extreme athletic training.
New York April 3 Total value of gems imported at this port for March was 2 995 990 according to WLTL Trendwell jewelry examiner. For the first quarter year, gem imports totaled 1 130 861 compared with 1 430 861 in 1913. Officials denied that the drop was solely due to smuggling under the new tariff.
Coburg Ontario April 2 W BR Spader once with Marshall Spader Co New York and Toronto killed himself at his home last night after a day spent in despondent mood despite prior health concerns.
Washington April 2 Robert Lansing was sworn in yesterday as the new counselor of the state’s apartment, succeeding John Basaect Moore.
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