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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1906
Page
9
The Chicago Tribune and World Herald plan to furnish the Daly Chicago Tribune in connection with Tum Herald for the year at a price of 3.50 dollars.
The Century Magazine has long stood for American life and literature, aiding American art by educating taste and supporting new artists. It urges readers to seek righteous public office, fair authorship, and wholesome city conditions, while offering full details on a new subscription.
A nostalgic speaker recalls a hidden childhood trove in a grandmother’s chest. A battered wooden box stored odds and ends, with a favorite book and keepsakes. The chest now overflows with linens, yet the speaker cherishes a priceless, secret treasure kept safe from prying eyes.
Long survey details battleships and ships off Oyster Bay with estimated tonnage and hypothetical destruction. Includes advice on skincare and hygiene. Describes a name change case in Wisconsin and public opinion remarks by Vice President Fairbanks, plus assorted social anecdotes and quiz-like witticisms.
A fragmented note mentions chili with a hot stove, Pudve as an alternative to meatsteak, and mashed potatoes with linoleum wigitation. The text includes stray economic symbols and unclear references, presenting a garbled, era article tone.
The article advises relief from sting or eruption on the skin with alcohol and powdered alum to keep skin presentable. A wash of camphor and water is suggested for mouth and throat if breath is not sweet. It notes not to overuse cosmetics and rouge on the toilet table.
The article notes rubies can be manufactured, citing a Paris furnace run by Thets in the Rrc Lafayette and M Verneuil’s oxy hydrogen blow-pipe. It mentions Professor Ob ert Kennedy Duncan of the University of Kansas discussing the high temperature process in Warpers Magazine for October and its implications for the ruby industry.
A sharp eyed stranger at a country town railway station hails cabs but hurries on after paying a short fare. A rusty old purse left on a carriage cushion is picked up by a cabman who muses that the purse has earned many fares for him.
Charles Klein, famed playwright, watches a Minetonks shuffleboard match. A young man exclaims a ten off and admits absent mindedness while Klein jokes about wedding fathers and a missing $2,500 check among wedding gifts.
Consul General M G Roosevelt reports Belgium has expanded poultry raising from a restricted practice to a profitable, growing industry. He notes significant recent growth and treats poultry as a key national sector based on his observations.
The unnamed Arctic explorer asserts the hardest step is yet to come as they search for a route home after discovery. Washington Stay notes the burden of turning back will be the true test of the expedition.
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