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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1907
Page
6
Governors clash with brokers over a rule change banning floor actions described as ladylike. The measure alarms traders who fear undermining a storied exchange tradition. The piece notes ensuing unrest and wider calls for reform within the market environment.
Mrs H Currier of Thomaston Maine reports her nine month old baby suffered facial and foot rash with nightly torment. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment the child improved within hours and was fully healed after a box. She keeps Cuticura on hand for future rashes and insect bites.
Fragmentary notes discuss authorship and invention by notable figures linked to early railroad development and industry. It references makers and builders, including names tied to railway systems and the era’s technological progress.
An advertisement promotes Walding Kinman Wholesale Doney Hal for a Catarrh Cure. Cheney & Co. of Toledo claims the remedy works by acting directly on the surface and promises relief from symptoms. It appears to target long standing cases and urges readers to purchase the product.
FILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS Paro OUSTMENT is guaranteed to cure bleeding or protruding piles. Money refund if not effective. Green claims to aid healing and health.
A testimonial from Louis L. Clark of Newark New Jersey claims relief from anaemia after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He describes weakness after an appendectomy and credits the pills with restoring strength, aiding recovery, and curing various ailments including rheumatism and neuralgia. The ad states pills are sold by druggists or prepaid at 50 cents per box six for $2.50 from Schenectady New York company.
Charles Baumgarten wrestles with a public scandal over his theater outing while Aunt Ann uncovers the gossip. Gertrude Baumgarten confronts feelings and Lord Avon guides events as Everard Wilmot returns to reveal his marriage proposal to Gertrude. Cyrus Baumgarten arrives unexpectedly to join the family in a web of romantic and social intrigue.
The Earth’s interior remains intensely hot after cooling for millions of years. Seismic data imply a rigid, solid mantle and a dense core beneath a thick crust, with high pressures preventing melt despite extreme temperatures.
A New Jersey stenographer and typewriter expert known as a poetess sends verse to a local paper. On the North River ferry with a crowd aboard a vivid scene unfolds as a companion asks if she is afraid and she recalls Shelley’s drowning.
The Senate approved the Army appropriation bill totaling 81,600,000 with amendments. Decisions included defeat of reductions for army supplies and transportation, and retention of monuments funding for officers. Also noted were discussions on polygamy, Cherokee Nation lands, and various District of Columbia and national budget items.
Washington reports a final settlement on the Japan question with California, Congress, and San Francisco authorities. The amendment excludes Japanese laborers from the mainland but allows entry to Hawaii, and triggers school integration for Japanese children under a President controlled decree. The deal hinges on Japanese consent to a broader exclusion treaty and California’s assurances.
Western managers report railroads near Chicago at a 2 B green seat, with annual gains over 3b and impact on 15,000 workers west of the city. Photo evidence of wrecks drives public sentiment, while a Pennsylvania crash inquiry exonerates the bridge tender and criticizes rail management. Government actions curb deceptive labeling and free passes, and railroads plan vast rebuilding, with 1903 ex spending near 0.38 billion and 1904–06 output near record levels across equipment and steel cars.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and other remedies. It claims they are made from active medicinal principles extracted from forest roots without alcohol, triple refined, and free from habit forming risks. The copy asserts medical endorsements and urges patient, long term use for full benefit.
The Ancomarca post office in the Andes of Peru sits 16 000 feet above sea level and is believed to be among the highest inhabited places on earth.
Largest grass and farm seed grower advertises 5 000 acres of crops including Clover Grasses Oats Corn and Potatoes. Promises free mammoth catalog and sample by sending 8 cents in stamps to John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wisconsin.
The text describes fragmented phrases about love and courtship, noting a reforming influence on a widow and a parson's remarks, followed by a claim about U.S. manufacturers monopolizing Liberian firearm trade and stockpiling food.
Wason Roads in Klondike report many miles of wagon routes in the Luken river country. Government enterprise funds the construction aiding travel between Dawson and creeks and supporting the movement of heavy machinery. Routes include 360 miles with the White Pass excluded. Grand Forks is the current terminus with planned extensions if plans are carried out.
A Houston Post fragment notes a girl next door seizing a popular tune. The brief item hints at questions about song length and public access to music in a casual domestic setting.
A Philadelphian couple recounts long illness from coffee and tea that caused indigestion and nervousness. They found Postum by chance, followed directions, quit coffee, and feel better with improved appetite. They praise Postum and recommend it to others mistreated by coffee.
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