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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1907
Page
7
An odd Yonkers Statesman note describes a problem with turkeys and smell as if an English expert wonders why turkeys seem indifferent to odor. The snippet hints at a vehicle nearby and a distant route, giving a curious, humorous tone.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a merchant and a buyer in a brief exchange about a large quantity of goods. The garbled text hints at bargaining and a possible sale of a thousand units, with incomplete names and quotes.
A Utica woman details illness after childbirth and credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring her health and weight from 95 to over 180 pounds. The ad claims the pills build blood and strengthen nerves and promises mailed delivery from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
Carl Schurz visited Boston to address Governor Butler's campaign and urged resumption of specie payments. He compared inflation to a fluttering balloon that had carried the nation, then declared Americans had placed their feet on solid ground and vowed to keep them there.
Mrs. J. D. Johnson of 608 West Tlickman Street Columbia Missouri recounts two years of pain swelling and heart discomfort after an operation. She credits two boxes of Deans Kidney Pills with relief and calls it wonderful. Sold by dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Protection of American Birds noted. Audubon societies active in 35 states aiding conservation. model law by American Ornithologists Union in 30 states and DC restricts interstate commerce.
A reader recounts an incident at a store where a cashier allegedly shortchanged or miscounted a dollar. Flo is mentioned trying to pass a counterfeit bill to the customer. The note reflects everyday commerce concerns and suspicion of counterfeit activity.
Fritz Hirsellaf of 24 Columbus Avenue New York reports an eight year skin ailment cured in seven days using Cuticura Remedies after trying doctors and other treatments. He spent about five thousand two hundred dollars on prior remedies and is back at work. March 26 and April 4 1906.
An advertisement extols Cascarets as pure mild tablets for constipation and bowel troubles. It cites the Pure Drugs Act of 1906 and claims near 100 million boxes sold, endorsing the product as a preventive and remedy with easy, portable packaging and a money back guarantee.
The article discusses plant disease and dairy management, advising on discolored brittle stems, fire as a burn for lambs, and careful dairy cow care including water quality and minimizing excitement. It covers pest control for weevils, fertilization, and the value of large cows. It also reports on bee and maple pests, milk purification via perhydrol, doping in horse racing, and benefits of white clover as a forage plant.
The article traces Sunday from the Lords Day to its name in common use, noting Romans called the first day dies solis. It cites Constantine's 321 edict recognizing Sunday as holy and ordering work to stop in cities while permitting essential farming tasks. It appears in the St. Louis Republic.
An olding period known as Blood-Cleaning Time promotes a home remedy. The recipe uses Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Bargon Compound Syrup Sarsuparna and is taken after meals and at night. Claimed to purify the blood and improve rheumatism catarrh and kidney and bladder trouble.
Darwin notes that about 100000 earthworms quietly till the upper six feet of every acre. They continually turn soil drag down leaves and grass and loosen soil and fertilize the ground to allow air to reach roots that spread and grow.
An advertisement asserts local ear applications cannot cure deafness and promotes a constitutional treatment by Lull's Catarrh Cure. It claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube or catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any case cured that is caused by catarrh. Also mentions Hull's Pills and Greenland population figures.
A damaged OCR piece on midlife changes for women describes symptoms like hot flashes headaches and dizziness and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy. Personal testimonials attribute improvements to the product and urge women to seek its use during this life transition.
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