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Newspaper

Sioux County Herald

Location

Orange City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1914

Page

6

Noted General Turner Promotes December Seance in London

London reports extraordinary seance plans led by Gen. Sir Alfred Turner with prominent figures including Sir Oliver Lodge and Lady Muir Mackenzie. Mrs Hoskins, a famed medium, will host at Peckham, aiming to contact the late William T. Stead and reveal post death secrets.

London Sir Alfred Turner Sir Alfred Sir Oliver Lodge Sir W. Barrett Muir Mackenzie Bartford Platt F. R. Benson Peckham

More Foot Legislation Reflects on Marriage Fear

The Argonaut argues that new laws regulating gender relations deter marriage, noting “lazy husband” style measures and exam questions for suitors. It warns against extradition schemes and invokes fear that banning or policing marriage pushes men to delay or avoid matrimony.

Harding State of Washington

Monument to Gridley Unveiled in Liberty Park

Philadelphia Press recalls Charles Vernon Gridley captain of the Olympia who fired the first shot at Manila Bay in 1898. Gridley faced illness yet his calm leadership helped shape naval history. A monument in Liberty Park will be unveiled by Gridley’s two grandchildren honoring a brave Pennsylvania son.

Gridley Philadelphia Charles Vernon Gridley Dewey Olympia Manila Bay Gridiey Liberty Park Pennsylvania

Gary school reform contrasts with traditional methods

M. J. Patterson of Irving School explains Gary Ind second system creates a child centered world. It aims to arouse desire for broad information to enable successful living. The article notes 743 cities and towns in the state with properties valued at $25.

Ekansan City Star Gary Ind M. J. Patterson Irving School Mae

The Day of Souls in the Midlanders Saga unfolds

Chapter excerpts show Wiley Curran planning a congressional bid while dealing with rural supporters in Broad Bottoms. Hemminger, a backwoods board member, pressures Curran to engage local farmers, suggesting soil analysis and community gatherings. Curran reflects on the grit and generosity of his rural constituents as a storm approaches and Aunt Abby waits at home.

Jewett van Hart Wiley Purcell McBride Earlville Jake Vance Arne Janet Vance Thad Hemminger Arne Vance Agricultural School Mr. Curran Congress Boyd Burt Curran Abe Smith Abe Monk Lohe Abby Washington Dteamiy

Rolling Stones Gather Moss in Old Town Rome

In Chapter 2 a lively Rome moves through a week of returning figures and the McFetridge twins. Hen and Ben replumb the town with tall tales of stock schemes, a livery, and a plan to buy the tin opera house while Wiley and Rube Van Hart chart a path back to old acquaintances, imagining future gossip and show business.

Rome McFetridge MecFetridge Old Mowry Hen McFetridge Ben Iowa Allerton Axtell Bud Doble Hen Ben McFetridge Carmichael Alaaddin Rube van Hart Parsons House Miss Amelia Vawter Cal Rice First National Mowry Dickinson's Endeot Court House Beno Ken Wiley’s Wiley Odd Fellows Hell O14 Fen Ltm Cal Rice J Thad Earlville Bic Tulare Fields California Fresno Canon Los Angeles United States Los Old Town Farlville Mercury-Journal Amelia Parsons Ridges Hicks Expressman Rube Grunk Frube Cubs Wiley T. Curran Gem Gell Ringers Flint Ark Burlville Warlat Frisca Jon Ben Tin Opera House Gamble Estate Morris Feldman Main Street Chronicle Chicago Morris Old Lindstrom High Street Zooks Peare Club

The New Patriotism and Moral Duty in Democracy

A fragmentary polemic arguing that religion must guide national life with militant righteousness in a democracy. It asserts patriotism and faith must align to shape the state and warns against discord between belief and civic duty.

Ba Mony

Paris police official asserts night aiming device for revolvers

Charles Fechard, a Paris police official, claims a lens lamp and mirror tube attachment lets a shooter target with greater accuracy in darkness than daylight. The device beams a focused sight through a lens and lamp, uses a battery, and can be mounted on a pistol for defensive use or as a weapon of force.

Charles Fechard Paris New York Independent States

Child’s Clever Stop Line Sparks Laughter At Sermon

A small girl listening to a long sermon remarks to her mother that she wants to go home. After the minister repeats his message, the child blurts that he has “gone and blowed himself up agai” revealing she believes the sermon will never end.

Easy Money and the Trust Magnate’s Clever Quip

An investigator quotes a line about fooling people and a trust magnate retorts that there is profit in fooling half the population half the time. The exchange hints at cynical attitudes toward manipulation and business power.

Skin Clears With Food Change Says Relieved Eczema

A reader recounts eczema relief after switching to Grape Nuts, noting doctors blamed indigestion for eruptions. The author credits improved digestion and disappearance of the skin condition, urging others to try the cereal over medicines. Pontum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. is cited as the producer.

Kangiri Pontum Co Battle Creek Mich Wallville

Postal Mix-Up Ends With A Sharp Exchange

Mrs Peck scolds John Henry for not mailing a letter and insists she gave no order to mail. Henry confirms holding the letter but does not drop it into the box. The exchange ends with a firm denial from Mrs Peck.

Mrs. Peck John Henry J. Henry

Alberta Crop Yields Highlight Record Barley and Wheat

Alberta reports show exceptional grain yields across districts. Wheat mostly No 1 up to Oct 1 with averages around 28 bushels per acre. Marquis and Red Fife varieties produced high weights and yields. Experimental irrigated Red Fife reached 59.40 bushels per acre. oats and barley also strong. overall harvest bustle and congestion noted in southern Alberta.

MacLeod Alta Inverary Alberta Acra Lethbridge Monarch Milk River Iuxperimental Oate John Turner Rosthern Arcola Calgary Moose Jaw Sask Bassano Noble Atta Canadian Pacific Railway

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