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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1910
Page
5
Local items report visits, travels, and gatherings across towns like Rock Valley Sheldon and Orange City. Mentions include Reiniger Noordhoff Hespern and Guthrie families, school events, outings, and upcoming picnics with officials and merchants invited to attend.
The 1910 Year Book of Boyles College outlines Business Stenography Telegraphy and Civil Service courses at its Omaha and Council Bluffs campuses. Students may choose either site while training remains the same. Fall term begins September 6 with job placement and housing options for board.
Advert shows Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal liver cure and laxative. It claims a free test bottle by mailing name and address, praises quick relief from jaundice, pimples, and bilious symptoms, and cites testimonials from John W. Lee and Mrs Finchum.
An Indian village trial of an imagined murder by two natives on a passing Spaniard led to a staged river drowning. The ruse proved the Spaniards were dead, prompting rebellion leaders to launch a general attack. The tale appears in Blackwood's Magazine.
Excerpts from a Boston Transcript piece show caustic repartee between George Babbitt and Dr. William Everett on an ocean steamer. The second fragment notes historical beliefs by savage tribes that bleeding cures disease, describing Papuan practices and arrow acupuncture with neutral report.
In the Washington Star excerpt, a domineering wife taunts her husband about money while Mrs Cumrox asserts independence by insisting on family bridge games to avoid any obligation from his contributions. The dialogue highlights gender roles and financial control within a marriage.
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