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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
7
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis and the U S Public Health Service state no proven cure exists for tuberculosis. They warn against advertised remedies and emphasize rest, fresh air, and good nutrition as the only proven treatment.
In Washington Senator Joseph E Russell promotes a bill to abolish divorce arguing its aim is to curb immortality and loose thinking. Senator Ransdell jokes about the topic and cites a light anecdote of a businessman finding his son mixing quinine with the mother’s powder as she plans a car ride with Mr Smith.
The article notes grape seed oil, a byproduct of wine making in parts of France Italy and Wuertemberg. First cold pressing yields edible oil while pressed and heated oil is bitter and used for lighting and soap. It serves as a substitute for costly oils in textiles. About 22 pounds of oil can be pressed from grape seeds yielding 26.42 gallons of wine.
A mother, angered by her son's misdeed, shouts she will pay a dime to anyone who catches him. The boy stops, turns, and retorts that the dime will bring him back, prompting a quick, humorous exchange.
Dialogue reveals a domestic quarrel where one party complains of servants' bad behavior and demands extra pay while another complains about the house's atmosphere and gossip. The exchange features Mr Cumrex and a reply about grievances and compensation.
A casual exchange questions how the soft coal dissolution movement will conclude and suggests the outcome will be a remake rather than a collapse. The dialogue hints at reform or rebirth as the likely path forward.
A Tennessee woman recounts relief from coffee related stomach trouble and nervous strain after switching to Postum. She states improved eating, steadier nerves, and renewed strength, crediting Postum as the initial positive influence and continues using it instead of coffee. Postum is offered in Regular and Instant forms with price details and a promotional slogan.
In a late night cafe, Aurelie reunites with Wiley Curran and Harlan as old tensions surface. Aurelie’s return to Chicago foreshadows a decisive shift in loyalties while a stolen silver crucifix and a rosary bind past and present. Curran plans a bold move, defying Congress as he hurries to meet Aurelie.
Wiley Curran attends Aurelie Lindstrom headlining The Girl and the Burg and watches her rise from chorus girl to marquee figure. He discovers Harlan von Hart watching, and the two speculate on Aurelie’s engagement rumor and her power to captivate the public.
The article outlines a 1900s lending plan by industrial finance corporations to help small borrowers. It describes loans secured by investment certificates, 6 percent note interest, two signatures, and a multi loan system where repayments convert certificates to equity. It notes the program's spread nationwide and aims at trustworthy borrowers with earning capacity.
John, on his first day, is asked who the greatest Americans are. He responds with a wry smile and lists Uncle Dan Ged and George Washington as the answer, showing insider information and humor.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is praised as a gentle, effective digestant improving digestion, liver and bowels. Maj S Martin of Joplin credits it with better health at 77, while ads promise guaranteed results and a free sample by mail from Monticello Illinois.
A physician endorses Epsom or Carlsbad salts as a tonic for invigoration. Use no more than twice weekly. Mix one ounce per pint for sponge baths or a pint per tub for a full bath. Buy wholesale. typical price is four cents per pound. The salt water acts as a tonic and draws impurities through the skin.
Public health warning-style ad urges mothers to inspect Castoria bottles for CSTELA signature, touts decades of use, and notes children’s endorsement with a call to Fletcher’s Castoria.
A speaker boasts of making quick money to fund writing. Another responds bluntly that a bad play can be made first, implying ease of producing a work regardless of quality.
An advertisement claims Putnam Fadeless Dyes will last until the goods wear out. A humorous quip contrasts Miss Noodles buying 40 automobiles with a chauffeur marriage, reflecting light social satire.
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