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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
7
Growing children need regular bowel movements and attentive care from mothers. Diet affects bowel health. some foods constipate different children. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is recommended as a mild laxative tonic for growing boys and girls, with claims of overall tonic benefits and suitability from infancy to adulthood.
In American Art News Lone Star, an art instructor in the United States Indian Service, argues that cubist art originated with American Indians about 200 years ago. His comments come as he highlights Indian figures in his collection noted for their eagle forms and square shapes.
A tea party tale recounts a western homicide trial where the jury asks how to spell pneumonia. The judge had warned they could not convict if pneumonia caused the death. The constable reveals the jurors want information on spelling. The Philadelphia Telegraph quotes the anecdote.
A Chicago reader describes a two year eczema battle on the back of the hand and legs. After trying various cures, a Cuticura Soap and Ointment sample led to smooth sores and a full recovery with no remaining marks. The ad notes Cuticura is sold worldwide and offers a free sample via post card to Boston.
A quip on a woman who married a much older millionaire, implying she succeeded by charm and misdirection. The remark frames her as clever in navigating wealth, reflecting social gossip about marriage motives.
A hunter and a deer were both shot unintentionally while he was up high. The recount notes the odd coincidence and the hunter's casual remark about the accident.
A 1913 dispatch casts Emiliano Zapata and the Zapata brothers as brutal rebels. It cites destruction of towns, massive looting, corporal violence against civilians, and bribes paid to lay down arms, while noting attempts by Huerta to negotiate and the Zapatas rejection of pardons. The piece claims tens of thousands of victims and portrays Zapata as a leading, feared military figure in Mexico.
The Denver Times extols snow as a blessing for Colorado, noting its value to drought drills, irrigation, ranches, orchards, and highways. It promises future profits for farmers and healthier, better mood for city residents, urging cheerful use of snow as a unifying force for community progress.
The article argues that rising living costs make kitchen economy crucial and credits Calumet Baking Powder with preventing baking failures and ensuring consistent results. It claims doctors endorse it as pure and notes Calumet’s top awards at World Expositions in Chicago and Paris.
Dr. Ernest Bryant Hoag argues in a bulletin that medical inspection alone fails without follow up by visiting nurses. The school nurse acts as a social worker and sanitary inspector, improving treatment rates and health standards in schools and homes.
The Department of Agriculture urges farmers to raise small flocks to boost sheep numbers beyond 52 million, arguing profitable returns from mutton first then wool. Officials note demand will rise with lower beet supplies and higher prices, and that New England once prospered in sheep farming may return as western ranges shrink.
In England and America The Road Mender has been one of the best sellers on the market. It was written in bed by Michael Fairless a pen name for a young girl who died while still in her teens. She finished it a few hours before dying.
Frank A. Vanderlip and associates have bought the 14,000 acre Palos Verdes tract near Los Angeles for 1,756,000 dollars to transform it into a premier millionaire residential park. Projections show a total expenditure of about 5,000,000 dollars for the project.
A young child, after weeks at a watering place with warm sulphur water, views the sea from the shore in a small bathing suit and declares the tin pot is not water for boys, it’s for boats.
Mrs Haxwarp Lowens of Hodgdon says after a year of severe pain and fatigue she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports relief from pain, restored sleep, appetite, and energy enabling daily tasks and work.
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