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Newspaper

Sioux County Herald

Location

Orange City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1913

Page

8

Woman Siges 14 Years Ill With Female Ailments

Elkhart Indiana resident Mrs Sabus Williams reports fourteen years of organic inflammation and weakness eased after four months of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She credits relief from pain bearing down and pallor after consulting six doctors prior. The Pinkham firm invites letters to Lynn Massachusetts for confidential assistance.

Sabus Williams Street Elkhart Indiana Ydie BE Pinkham Lynn Masa Ydia Lydia FE Pinkham Medicine Co Mass

Irish Gang Boss Hired by Port-au-Prince Railroad

An old Irish gang boss, famed for his rustling days, works for a Port-au-Prince railroad firm. When his Haitian crew slacks under a hot sun, he shouts a crude French insult at them and curses the day they learned their language.

Port-au- Prince Haiti Allez Jiver

Proved It Dust Theater Quip Sparks Violent Remark

A fragment quotes a line about undying love and a harsh remark linking rejection to suicide. The passage reflects conversational tone and provocative slang within a dramatic dialogue.

Rise of Women in Public School Administration

The United States leads in women advancing to top public school posts with Colorado Idaho Washington and Wyoming reporting women state superintendents and deputy leaders. States show rising female county superintendents and school board members alongside fewer male administrators, highlighting a broad international contrast.

United States Bureau of Editation Colorado Idaho Washington Wyoming Peepee United States Wornet Montana York Jawa Hansas

New Fabrics With Queer Names On Page

A long list of fabric names and descriptions appears, including Arfuure a fine pebbled weave Bengialine a silk with thick cords Feige two tone woven threads beige colored mator wool camels hair rough knotted Sarns tussah a coars e pongee.

Selvage Mator Redgee Shantung

Steel Suit of U. S. Costs 20 Dollars a Minute

Government hearings in the Steel trust dissolution suit cost about 6000 dollars daily. With five hours per day, this runs 1200 dollars per hour or 20 dollars per minute. Begun last May, 50 sessions have spent 300000 dollars. total cost may reach 456000 dollars after at least 25 future days of investigation.

Steel Trust Ois

Judge Bland Introduces Installment Fines for Debtors

In a new policy Judge Ewing C Bland requires debtors with families and prior clean records to pay a fixed weekly wage portion. The system records the fine, keeps the man at work, ensures his family is supported, and avoids public charges while maintaining legal accountability.

Ewing C. Bland Diver Heck Hland Condida

Hothouse for Courtship in New York City

The Chicago Post reports four women propose a $55,000 hothouse to foster courtship. The establishment would offer regulated parlors and shelter from street noise for couples, aiming to replace bustling streets and dances with a controlled space. Critics doubt its necessity and practicality, noting exposure to traffic and the need for widespread replication if adopted.

The Chicago Post New York City

Cart With a History Guards Its Old Tomale Cart

The Los Angeles cafe owner preserves a vintage pushcart once used to sell hot tomatoes. He built a cupola large enough to display the relic, visible from the street, and even halted firemen from saving other valuables to protect the cart.

Los Angeles

Glories That Have Passed and Nighttime Beauty

Fragmentary poem-like text describes the rafchow and moonlit waters, then praises the glorious sunshine and starry night. The readable lines emphasize beauty in nature and fleeting moments, with a lingering sense of lyrical admiration.

Millions in Gold Hidden by Indians

Delhi reports indicate Indians hide and hoard gold to a degree that rivals South African mine output. Analysts cite statistics from Indian bankers noting vast uncirculated wealth in gold and jewels. Gold leaves are used medicinally and to decorate religious domes. a rajah imported sovereigns with shields for palace window panes.

Delhi India South Africa

Rapid development burden on the poor and a dog tragedy

A Science article by Dr. Franz Bonn discusses how early growth linked to economic well being can retard later mental development and burden the poor. The piece also recounts a dog named Billy who drowned himself after being neglected when a baby was born, and a portrait of Joaquin Miller whose multiroom home is a single “house” in Dimond California with a visitor-filled guest room and a telegraph museum.

King College Tess Fariers Franz Bonn St. Louis Republic Rily William, Smith Cheathaven Smith Billy Bily Biby Sraith Cheat River Joaquin Miller Sierras Dimond Cal Berkeley Oakland Alaska

Snow Returns to Jerusalem Amid Warm Winter Climate

A weather note from Jerusalem discusses an unusual snow event during a warm winter season. The piece contrasts Jerusalem’s mild climate with typical high mountain snows, noting a notable white mantle over the city and a storm sequence that visited the Holy Land.

Jerusalem Ieepland Palestine Holy March

Winter Holiday Travel From Western Canada To California

Western Canada readers plan winter escapes to California and abroad with trains and ships loaded for the Christmas season. Upward of twelve thousand travelers expected to visit abroad, returning with funds and stories, while many farmers seek winter rest and sunny shores. The piece notes Scandinavian travelers use return tickets and that wealth growth enables these holidays. Also includes assorted light items and quips from other columns.

Western Canada California Old Land Canada

Agreeing With Her Follows Sharp Witty Exchange

A brief, witty dialogue shows a husband calling himself a fool and the wife agreeing she was foolish to marry him. The quip captures playful blame and mutual humor about marriage.

Grape Nuts restores health in a tired man

A Newark merchant recounts how improper eating weakened his stomach until Grape Nuts changed his health. For three years he uses Grape Nuts for breakfast and lunch, claiming it set his stomach right, aided sleep, and revived buoyant courage for himself and his family.

Syrup Pepsin Offered as Mild Constipation Remedy

Concludes that many rely on harsh cathartics and mineral waters, promoting Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, permanent laxative suitable for all ages. Cites endorsements from elderly users and a Kentucky woman, urging readers to request a free sample by mail to Dr. W. Caldwell at 203 Washington St.

Caldwell G. B. Pruitt Berea

Evening Matters Up and Odd Kitchen Mishap

Mrs Marsh suspects a ruse in receipts as Norah confesses a slight error in a recipe using six eggs instead of four to balance quantities. A curious dialogue touches on poll tax, loaded guns, and vintage remedies from Dr Pierce for stomach and bowels.

Cuticura remedy and wedding garb quips headline notice

Ad column promotes Cuticura soap and ointment for dry rough hands with nightly soak and ointment routine. Praises products as world distributed with free samples and 22 page Skin Book. Also quotes Louisville Courier about dress suit wedding advice and ends with a cynical lawyer remark.

Cuticura Dept. L Boston Adv Watterson The Louisville Courier-Journal

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