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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1907
Page
7
Describes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as pure and alcohol free, detailing the extraction methods from forest roots and glycerine preservation. Claims strong medical endorsements and cautions readers to give a fair trial, noting no miracle cures and urging patient use.
Secretary Shaw traveled through New England last summer stopping at a small country hotel where the proprietor’s daughter served as waitress. At breakfast the secretary asked for food and the young woman, confused, offered a list of items including pie and apple pumpkin gooseberry squash pie, before rushing to fulfill the order.
No Way Out of it, Rouget de Liste was composing the Marseillaise. He says the people tire of the old tune and want something fresh. He plans a musical catchy version and begins rewriting rhymes to fit the new melody.
Mrs. Hattie Currier of Thomaston Maine reports her nine month old baby suffered a facial and foot rash causing crying fits until Cuticura remedies brought improvement within hours. She used Cuticura Ointment to clear the rash on the head and scalp as well, noting cleansing and healing effects.
An irate man confronts the maker of Fakeley's Balsam demanding a suit over alleged baldness cures. The seller defends advertising only partial baldness cure claims, while the claimant insists the product did not fully restore hair.
In 2 Pinch Use Aliens Foot-Base a powder to shake into shoes. It relieves corns bunions swelling soreness heat itching and sweating. Foot-Base helps feet and tight shoes feel lighter. Batch from druggists and shoe stores 25c sample mailed free. Address Allen 3 Oinsted Ge Roy New York.
A customer questions the memory work required in selling books. The clerk replies the job hinges on rules authors and prices rather than reading every title.
An advertisement from SNW Wide and Fur Co of Minneapolis promotes low prices on cams, trans, decoys and related gear with a line to write for free earning opportunities.
A chaotic OCR fragment from the Kansas City Times shows an interview at a music store where a job applicant is asked about musical ability and ends with an instruction to transport phonographic records to the shipping department. The language is garbled and questions the applicant’s competence.
The sermon argues life transcends a mere daily grind and points to eternal life through resurrection. It cites philosophers and scientists like Socrates Galileo Newton Faraday and Paul to illustrate enduring hope, urging faith over despair and urging readers to find purpose beyond suffering.
A miscellaneous column discusses farming tips and rural life notes. It covers cattle sale results, cattle care, the value of the farm telephone, tobacco farming in the South and Georgia, and agricultural experiments with nutrient solutions and equipment.
The article discusses a chemical solution by M Trachet for vines using potassium permanganate lime and water with slow spray application and color changes on leaves as it dries. It also summarizes Bulletin 10 from the Vinois Experiment Station on hog houses detailing location design sanitation and operation for pigs.
Rev. PP Halpin argues that hope is universal and life changing. He cites St Paul urging believers to hope against hopelessness, calling for unwavering courage and a refusal to yield to despair.
Rev. Swengel urges neighbors near and far to spread gospel light and aid mission work. He cites love thy neighbor, biblical duties, and self sacrifice as paths to improve society. He calls for evangelization, prayer, and generous support while warning against withholding God given bounty.
A New York Sun item notes hollyhocks, long seen as old fashioned, are enjoying a revival with renewed demand. A city observer recalls the tall blooms with bee-friendly petals and cites fresh plantings in suburban gardens and on grand estates as hollyhocks return to favor.
A garbled item describes a metal named Alsin, claimed to attract attention in Germany and other places. It supposedly combines aluminum and sine, with strength over iron and suitability for heavy industry, though the text is obscured and uncertain.
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