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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
8
A Chicago woman recalls long throat trouble since childhood and bronchial cough. After three bottles of Peruna she reports improved appetite, less coughing, and chest pain relief, saying she is now well and grateful, claiming doctors failed before. She urges others with consumption fears to try Peruna.
A Boston opera chief reports on foreign talent searches and recalls a theater fire scare caused by a fat man shouting from the gallery. The piece weaves jokes about habit, domestic quirks, and a nephew named Camll Babson returning home drunk, all presented in a Puck style wit.
Andrew Carnegie advised a Younger member of the Rockefeller Bible class on Sunday about early marriages. He praised the saying the right man in the right place at the right time and joked about a husband reading to his wife by the radiator on a winter night.
A fragmentary dialogue touches on King George visiting New York and the social circle around him. The text hints at concern over schemes and the pressure of acquaintances who pretend friendship while pursuing advantage.
In a crowded scene from a nineteenth century narrative, a prisoner at M Kerault’s residence plots a daring escape during a tense breakfast with guards. He distracts them, devises a chessboard like trap, uses a window dive, and flees across the Seine toward Richelieu’s Parisian siege. The escape unfolds amid pursuit and high-stakes conspiracy.
An incomprehensible excerpt shows Marner A asking Parmer about earnings and hints for weighten bars. Parmer replies in a drawl, mentioning apples and a possible extra barn. The text reflects a rough, fragmented dialogue with lingering dialect and unclear context.
An excerpt discusses Western Canada flax as a major money maker alongside wheat, oats, barley, and other crops in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. It cites seed treatment yields, seed rates, and crop practices with examples from Saskatoon Rosetown and surrounding districts, highlighting high bushel per acre results and farm profits.
Ad for Murine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago promoting Max Ve remedy for eye comfort and relief from irritation. Claims include quick action on stinging watery eyes and granulated lids with topical use. Mentions pharmacist recommendation and public availability in tubes, noting 10 tin public and doctors' endorsements. Includes a cartoonish joke about divorce and reform.
A jumble of old ad copy promises cure for fatigue pain and sleeplessness with Allen s Foot Eanx style claims. Mentions self help quotes and a book excerpt. Contains scattered product pitches and odd phrases about happiness and wellbeing.
A large Irishwoman visits a New York state general store to be weighed and complains the scales top at one hundred pounds. A friend suggests stepping on twice, so Mickey can total the weight for her.
The Philadelphia Record notes claims that Castoria is a trusted remedy for infants and children. It cites a longstanding usage claim and urges parents to choose Fletcher's Castoria for child health needs.
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