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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1910
Page
4
In Ramsay memoirs an old Suethish woman instructs her grandnephew to use an autch whisky at her funeral. Willy fills mourners’ glasses, delaying ten miles to the churchyard on a cold November day. The coffin rests at a wayside inn and the corpse arrives a day late at the grave.
Mrs. M. Falin of Speers Ferry Va reports ten years of hand eczema resolved after using one box of Cuticura Ointment and three bottles of Cuticura Resolvent. She notes the sores cleared quickly and skin remained problem free. Her daughter also improved in two weeks after using the same products.
The Irish peasant lights his pipe outside his cottage striking matches as the ground scorches from the flames. His wife calls him to dinner while he mutters about Moike Mulrooney asking if he smokes the right glass, unsure if he is being fooled or mistaken.
An Atlanta lawyer and a shoe drummer share a seat on a departing train after Judge Andrew Cobb resigns. The lawyer buys a paper, notes Coleins resignation, and asks what Detroit will do next as the drummer replies Geel. A drifting Irish tale recalls Paddy Jake of Clare who died at 419. A journalist comments on table manners, and a dramatic line about greedy flames devouring all in reach follows in Birmingham.
A local boss admits reformism faded, claiming reformers altered the town last year. He suggests trying love over law with erring individuals and questions if such a method could lead to paradise, stressing the need to understand a business before succeeding.
Arden Frey and Tom Gordon drift through a tense evening near the new pipe plant as Arden admits love for Vincent Farley, Tom confronts jealousy and business pressures, and Nan Gryerson seeks shelter, prompting a risky plan to hide in an old watchman’s cabin while Mrs Dabney’s wary circle watches.
In a tense scene Tom Jeff consoles Nan Bryerson, vows to help her and the sleeping child, and orders the cabin repaired to suit Nan's needs. He slips away to manage rumors in Gordonia while Nan endures quiet, emotional moments and a hint of social gossip looms.
A new family in Lanesboro faces wary stares before winning local acceptance. Mrs. Copé proposes a weekly Friday at home to give townsfolk space, while Mrs. Holland explains the plan and the neighbors adjust to shared rhythms. The couple adapts, joining village life as visitors become familiar.
Early colonists tried to make homelands in Australia by introducing rabbits. The species multiplied rapidly, overspread the continent, and became a costly nuisance. Controlling them has cost millions and will cost more. rabbits breed quickly with large litters each month.
The piece contrasts buying unseen from distant houses and merchants with purchasing from local home merchants. It argues local trade supports taxes, schools, and home industries, promotes mutual benefit, and reduces transport delays while offering easier adjustments. It ends by asking which option is best.
An emphasis on avoiding mail order houses for bargains and jobs. Warns readers about dishonest Chicago firm with a large judgment, urges home printing and local ads, and claims shoppers lose value by relying on catalogs. Cautions homeowners against mail order dealings and promotes supporting local merchants.
A scene shows Robert the reaper sitting under a hedge drinking beer. The new curate confronts him and offers sixpence to buy something better. Robert declines the gesture, preferring the warmth of beer to tepid tea and thanking the curate in a rustic aside.
The New York Press reports Ireland's booming industry with four million sheep raised, linen exports to the United States near thirteen million pounds, and cattle, butter, and eggs valued at tens of millions of dollars. Hay and pasture cover over 14 million acres, totaling more than three quarters of the island.
An inventor markets a four wheeled portable kiosk with heavy wire glass. It serves bystanders who prefer not to take chances when a calamity begins, offering a cautious shelter amid unfolding trouble.
A vintage guide explains mending hosiery by darning holes promptly with crochet rounds and reinforcing with old stock ings beneath thin areas. When worn knee areas fail, cut and reattach worn sections on a sewing machine, or repurpose legs into panties or soft heel protectors for children.
Spinach needs little water to cook. Wash and soak the greens, simmer in a kettle with no added water for 25 minutes, drain and chop fine. Press into molds, chill, garnish with parsley, and center with slices of hard boiled eggs. Serve with mayonnaise dressing over each mold.
The article warns that in warm weather meeting the body's needs reduces disease risk from indiscreet eating. It advises avoiding heat producing foods and tissue building roots like meat during summer days.
Equal parts chopped almond meats and hot mashed potato seasoned for the table. Shape into croquettes. Dip in beaten egg yolk dredge with grated bread crumbs and fry in deep fat. Drain well and serve on a napkin with garnish of cress or parsley.
Cream one level teaspoonful of butter and one third cupful of sugar. One egg, beaten, scant half cup milk, one cupful and two tablespoons of flour, a pinch of salt, and two level teaspoons baking powder. Mix well and fold in one cupful blueberries.
Butter bread slices in a baking dish. Cover with four cups milk four eggs a cup and a half sugar salt lemon rind and juice. Bake in moderate oven until set. Serve with hard sauce.
A dainty serving method for toast uses long narrow bread strips cut thin as tea sandwiches. They are lightly buttered and toasted to a delicate brown, then piled on a hot plate in a log cabin fashion.
After ironing shirtwaists, hang them on waist hangers to preserve shape and give a light bang from a broom or stick suspended between two chairs to finish the care.
Simple kitchen note lists chopped chicken milk and peas to thicken with butter and pepper. Serve on a slice of toast for a quick meal.
An old man recalls Henry Admired for his charity of speech and disdain for gossip. He notes Henry valued independence in politics and urged never to speak ill of others. Henry compared his father’s straight party loyalty to a crooked ballot he would no longer recognize.
The article promotes Allen's Foot-Hase antiseptic powder for feet, claiming lasting merit from year after year advertising. It argues imitations lack reputation and calls readers to insist on the genuine product, noting its long-standing sale and consumer trust built over 16 years.
In a third grade history lesson, forty youngsters debated the question Why did Washington cross the Delaware The class offered guesses. the famed chicken joke drew no correct answer until Annie suggested Atlantic City as the other side, a playful twist in Philadelphia Times style.
A nurse testifies during cross examination about a physician's care after a patient was deemed out of danger. The nurse says the doctor continued visits, contradicting the lawyer's attempt to portray the patient as no longer in danger.
An electrical supply agent urges a burglar alarm for the Newnop residence to wake occupants if a window or door is opened at night. Mr. Newnop counters that no burglar can enter during their peaceful sleep as they are weaning their baby.
A cleaned OCR fragment quotes a financial dispute with a taxi bill and a remark about paying or being taken to the police station and then to a poorhouse. The text reflects old moralizing tone on wealth and respect, mentioning marriage for home and pride in dignity.
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