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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1913
Page
8
A jumbled OCR fragment features mock remedies like Pierce pellets and Suj granules, a partial anecdote about a waiter and cheese, plus a Puck cartoon quip about a smooth postmaster addressing Democrats. It reads as a satirical chorus rather than a coherent news item with identifiable events or dates.
Motto for Christian Home describes a devout household guided by a higher power, with ministers of grace shaping every thought and tone. It portrays unity, welcome for all ages, and a pledge to maintain harmony amid life’s buffeting, from Colliery a Weekly.
A young woman explains chronic headaches and stomach pain from coffee due to caffeine. After hospital treatment with Postum she improves, stops headaches, and uses Postum with GrapeNuts for breakfast. She endorses instant Postum and describes preparation and packaging details from the Battle Creek company.
Miss Elsie Hill and Miss Bernatts La Fol lead a vastly enlarged suffrage procession planned for the inaugural week in Washington. The parade aims for up to 20,000 marchers from every state and foreign lands, with Society Women from major cities organizing. Notables including Mrs. Robert La Follette, Miss Eiste Hr, Mrs. Harvey Wiley, and Miss Bernstacia Miller are listed among anticipated marchers and stunt demonstrations.
Indianapolis Mrs Gertrude Hassler the choir singer says she is satisfied with the jury award of 560,000 in her breach of promise suit against Carl G Fisher multimillionaire and builder. She plans to move to Chicago, visit her nephew, and takes up residence in a bungalow Fisher financed. Attorneys for Fisher consider action.
An Alberta farmer, Harris Orum, expands from 16 acres in 1902 to 1920 acres of mixed farming near mainlines of three transcontinental routes. He grows hogs and cattle, keeps pure bred stock, and highlights high yields from May to September sunshine. The piece also notes a humorous aside about Julius Caesar and a short tale of Willie discovering a new game with a chicken.
A man at a railway station weighed himself on a prize machine and chafed at the setup, arguing it favors guessers over actual weighers. The porter and bystanders suspect the situation reveals a trick or defect in the system, while the crowd laughs at the miscue and the word dipyg appears as a garbled aside.
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