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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1913
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR obituary notes deaths and survivors, listing C Klink and Mrs Klink with a husband Rink and two daughters. Incomplete text references a local home, a date, and a brief survivor note.
Norbert Thomas leads winners as 71 district competitors advance to LeM st with county representatives. Prizes total 15,810 dollars and 5 dollars is noted.
A merchant named Skelton appears in a fragmented local listing, with unclear details about his residence or trade location as the OCR text is damaged. The readable fragment mentions Skelton and a possible association with Lawrence market streets.
A sales pitch urges workers to heed doctor orders and take Electric Bitters to restore tone and vigor. The ad promises rapid benefit, guaranteed satisfaction, and credits thousands who report improved health. Available at De Kruif & Lubbers.
A collection of early 20th century advertisements tout Castoria for children and Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and bronchitis. Charcoal notes claim voice restoration and rapid relief, with testimonials from users like Mrs. S. on Van Buren Street Kingston and endorsements by De Kruif and Lubbers.
A letter from Conductor L. Miller of Norfolk Nebraska on the Bonesteel Division of C N W endorses Foley Kidney Pills. He states they gave very satisfactory results and recommends their use for any kidney trouble, adding they are all right.
A terse remark notes confusion over distinguishing individuals sharing similar appearances or roles, hinting at ambiguity in identifying people in a group. The line references collective behavior and a blurring of distinct identities within a crowd or team context.
A farmer near Yukon Missouri endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound advising its use for children when coughs arise, praising satisfaction. An observation notes truth telling as a hard habit to form and mentions a girl not liking forced kissing, dismissed as improper.
Fragmentary text claims cold wet feet harm internal organs and kidneys with back pain. Mentions Foley Kidage as best for bladder issues and backache but warns against drugs. Concludes with ambiguous phrases
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