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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1904
Page
7
An elderly woman from Buffalo reports relief after taking five boxes of Deans Kidney Pills. She describes prolonged aches and pains easing quickly and credits the remedy with restoring energy. The ad notes the product sold by Foster Abbott Co. and priced at 50 cents per box.
The readable lines show a character named Montma asking about a per inbulator and another voice explains it as a good thing that few men can push, though the passage is garbled and difficult to interpret.
A garbled fragment reports a brother named Toisa Wonder recovering from an incident with a scratch. Details are unclear and names are uncertain.
Fragmented ad text promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by Bod Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Claims no mercury and internal action on blood to cure, with testimonials and price per bottle. Includes scattered publisher notes and automotive aside.
A fragment notes the United States Geological Survey appointing a member to oversee national standards. The sentence references a named post and the agency responsible for standards and wording remains unclear.
An old notice markets seeds including onions radishes and cauliflower with grand terms and enticing prices. It mentions a posting requirement of 20 cents and a return notice as part of the Berliner seed offer. The outdated style references a promotional catalog and requests readers to order through the mail.
The essay argues religion offers life beyond mere existence, elevating the spiritual and providing immortality through revelation. It contrasts religious life with pagan and worldly views, praising Christianity as a source of freedom, joy, and a higher sense of purpose.
Reverend We A Bertiete argues statistics show conversion almost stops at age twenty three. He cites personal ministry experiences with adults joining churches, noting stronger conversions among those over twenty and the need for adult classes and interviews to improve results.
Revered Dr Camden Cobern discusses Jesus as a poet and the source of poetic expression. He argues Jesus spoke in verse, shaping language to reveal nature, beauty, and divine lessons, unlike other leaders who appealed to crowds.
The article argues denominationalism helps preserve a unique religious idea in Christianity. It notes each sect has a distinct function within the body of the church and values truth discovered through inter-sect war and open scientific inquiry.
A compact reflection notes that true giving tests belief and rewards not only action but intention. It asserts effort paired with generosity yields double returns when motives are clear and steady.
A wartime style reminiscence shows a parent longing to return home to wife and children. The speaker envisions voices shouting joyfully as he nears home and imagines his family’s comfort, praying for safety and hearing their cheering as he faces uncertain fates. The piece recalls parental pride and devotion amid danger, ending with a prayer to die with loved ones remembered.
Miriam Scott guards a storm battered mill and aids a hidden fugitive, sheltering him from pursuit. As winds howl and a posse closes in, she helps him flee by stopping the sails then guiding him to safety, later becoming famed as the Maid in the Mill.
Letters praising Peruna as a universal remedy flood in from states across the nation. Governor of Oregon writes that he used Peruna for family colds and found it effective. The ad touts Peruna as a cure and preventive for catarrh and urges readers to ask doctors for a free almanac.
The New York Staats Zeitung reports French artist Benjamin Constant visited the Moroccan court in Marrakech. The sultan mocked his oversized hat ending in a sharp rebuke about adopting Eastern dress. The crowd fled as Constant faced jeering courtiers.
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