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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1916
Page
7
A Denison, Texas woman recounts severe nervous and physical symptoms tagged as female trouble. After two years of decline, her husband urged medical aid and three doses of a remedy restored her health, ending her long burden and enabling normal work again.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions scarfpins and collars with colors such as ivory and bright blues, noting a Colonel Beatin and references to governor and weather. It includes scattered names and phrases, but no clear event or outcome.
Duane is brought into a ranger camp after a tense pursuit ending with his release from suspicion. Captain MacNelly and Buck exchange wary talk as the group motions to learn who he is. Duane recalls missing word from home and steers toward the camp fire to reveal his true ties.
On Tiarsii beach Judee B. Stuart warns that native Hawaiians may become extinct as pure blood numbers drop from over 50 000 to about 26 000 since Kamehameha time. Foreigners own much land and sugar interests while natives are loyal to America and could supply soldiers if war comes.
The article fragment discusses differences between British and American golf courses, criticizing play standards and course tests. It mentions a man near Arcola, Texas who deposited $2,650 in a canal order house’s catalog for safekeeping and a mishap involving Mrs. Lundy and a catalog.
The article analyzes German strategy and Allied weakness in the west, noting a strong Verdun-style menace and uncertain Russian prospects. It highlights German efficiency, cautious offensives, and a transformed Russian force under a capable commander, with Neuve Chapelle lessons shaping expectations for a wider war outcome.
A Kan newspaper excerpt discusses Rev. William Burgess's book The Bible in Blunk showing Shakespeare drew on scripture for themes, phrases, and imagery. It argues Shakespeare was orthodox Christian, citing Bible verses in his writings and his will praising Jesus Christ and salvation.
The article argues a child seeks to expand his play into adult work with a trusted father present. It stresses that a father who understands and supports his child strengthens both trust and the bond, whereas lacking trust or understanding risks the child turning to toys and seeking reassurance elsewhere.
A survivor describes brutal torture used by Turkish forces, detailing extreme pain from lashes and pins, the whistling of a weapon, and the sounds of groans as comrades suffer. The narrator recalls being beaten and nearly unconscious before rescue ends the ordeal.
Fragment shows a dialogic scene with whimsical misheard lines and references to dogs, soldiers, and a casual talk about language. The piece hints at affection for four footed friends amid a military setting, capturing a casual conversational tone.
Seymour Dering argues July Atlantic piece contrasts city life with country living. He promotes testing ideas in open air while staying in the city, urging a return to cottage kitchen conversations and shared labor among neighbors.
Instructions describe making raisin delights with flour paste, lemon rind, and water, then a baking powder batter with butter and milk. Cut into squares, fill with raisin mixture, fold, seal, brush with water, and bake in a hot oven until browned.
The fragment discusses Kitchener and Khartoum with a wartime tone. It mocks or questions the need for a great warrior, noting death and the broader British offensive effort. It reflects period press rhetoric about military leadership and sacrifice.
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