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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
7
The Prince of Wales will control vast wealth from the duchy of Cornwall and state settlements. By age 21 his assets are projected near 5 million dollars in total, with annual income exceeding a million dollars, far surpassing predecessors.
Dr Josephine Baker of New York City's Department of Health writes that birth weight is not a measure of value or health. She advocates normal development and steady growth, noting a baby should triple its birth weight by its first birthday and double it by six months.
A Massachusetts bill would tax bachelors to fund aid for spinsters beyond marriageable age. Critics joke about exempting men with a marriage proposal rejected, noting no such “waters” exist who have passed the age.
An eight or nine year old girl asks Mr. Wanamaker, a wealthy Sunday school teacher and owner of a major U S store, about the price of barged wad dolls in his window after he invited questions from the children.
Harlan and Curran, in a moonlit night, share Aurelie's rise from theater to fame and the rosary gift as focus of loyalty. Curran contemplates fatherly love and political triumph while townsfolk anticipate Curran's closing rally and power plays with Thad Tanner’s looming compromise.
Curran exudes confident vigor as election night looms. Arne Vance and Rube Van Hart boast of overwhelming support while Janet steadies the campaign from headquarters. The talk hints at Wiley's possible resignation and a major political shift in the county chairmanship context.
After Duck Hunters the Burlington Hawk Eye reports at Pekin one man was arrested and charged with 16 counts for possessing ducks. Six others are charged. the arrestee has been taken to Springfield for trial. The piece mocks flouting the law and warns of consequences.
A terse verse excerpt reflects on youth and love, with the speaker aged one and twenty recalling a Wise man’s warning about hearts and money. The lines emphasize value, pride, and the cost of sentiment in early adulthood.
A small Indian boy, in India versioning a Mrs Heman Pilgrim poem, rendered exile band as “banished musicians fled their dog on the coast of New England.” The text suggests adults over 25 show a death rate about four-tenths percent lower than 30 years ago.
Mabel tells Ethel Mrs Wilbur is furious and silent after a casual talk about everyday affection. The two recall a minor dispute over a remark about kissing husbands, which triggered Wilbur’s anger and estrangement.
Mrs Gabb questions the band of crepe on her husband’s hat as he replies that it is for his first husband who died, prompting a terse exchange about mourning customs.
The Rev Edmund Heslop of Wigton Pa suffered dropsy for a year with swollen limbs dizziness and heart flutter. After using six boxes of Bodds Kidney Pills the swelling subsided and he felt restored. He credits the remedy and notes continued faith in it. Correspond with Rev Heslop about this remedy and related Household Hints music and recipes offered by Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
An OCR fragment advertises Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets to regulate stomach and liver with sugar coated granules. The text also includes a quip about making St Patrick’s Day a legal holiday and a brief line about jail.
Port of San Francisco January 6 114 Mr A de is Torre Jr formerly U S Inspector of Immigration writes from 1111 Powell St San Francisco praising Perwia for catarrh relief and health improvements. He says he will recommend the remedy and speak in its favor to others.
Mrs J D Murdoch of Quincy Massachusetts credits Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound with relieving organic illness after long doctoring. She reports continued use through middle life, resulting in strength and ability to earn a living. Letter invites readers to write for confidential advice.
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