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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1907
Page
6
In a murky plea Mrs fave dinwickins of Houston County swore before a United States court she owned shares and tried to help Priggars escape. The man was found guilty after a remote chase in the state. The woman claimed to shift blame and faced trial.
An excerpt shows Mrs Judd and Mr sud trading quips about modern novelists and a character named Tim. The Kansas City Star quote mocks cigarette use and contains playful slang about dogs and smoking.
A long provincial report cites Mr. Hays of the Grand Trunk Pacific as promising support for moving the 1907 Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba grain crop to tidewaters. It notes rising wheat output, expanding homesteads, and the need for transport facilities to aid western settlers.
In Berkeley Square the dean hosts a formal dinner for a small circle of near peers while his family notices strain on his brow. The scene shifts to the library where Mr Fuller, the dean’s lawyer, arrives with another gentleman as two guests linger over coffee and a weary air settles over the gathering.
A Georgia railroad case reaches the Georgia Supreme Court over a ticket redeemable if unused. The dispute centers on motive and gate system rights, noting broader issues from small claims to major federal rulings. The piece references Chief Justice Shaw and other aphorisms, then shifts to trivia and a New York City ore loss statistic.
A survey of prominent figures includes Dr. Harvey Wiley admired as a food chemist and reformer, James Bryce the British ambassador and politician, William Lever founder of Port Sunlight, Oscar Straus appointed Secretary of Commerce and Labor, James Garfield future Interior Secretary, and Lena Lillie granted clemency. Also referenced are Osler’s explorations in German Africa and a note on pardons.
The piece reports waves of union organizing from California to Manitoba. It notes new national bodies like the Mleyater Operators' Union and Mothers' car workers votes on piece work. It mentions wage increases for painters in San Francisco, eight hour laws, and a push for a Labor party in Manitoba with courts and state federations pursuing protections for workers. It also cites plans for a Sea mens home in New York and a nine hour day in Providence.
A historical advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s medicines as essential for women’s health. It touts “Favorite Prescription” to strengthen weak women, “Pleasant Pellets” for stomach liver and bowels, and claims universal endorsement by medical schools. The text urges free medical advice from Pierce’s offices in Buffalo New York and emphasizes non alcohol and printed ingredient transparency.
The note describes borax as a versatile aid for kitchen tasks and cleaning. It suggests adding small amounts to boiling water for cleaning items and using a pinch in laundry to help brighten clothes and improve color.
A fragmented 19th century ad piece touts deafness cure through constitutional remedies and promises $100 for cured cases unblocked by catarrh. It promotes Mall's Catarrh Cure and claims rebates on pile ointments, while including misc notes about proverbs and a stray parrots question.
A brief review cites Winslow and Rogeog on military dress and dye history. It notes France requested a stronger uniform, the shift from red breeches to dyes from Germany, and coal tar dyes influencing horticultural and textile trends.
A witness grabbed the attorney by the hair and slammed him to the floor in a dramatic courtroom moment. The clash ended when others intervened, and the witness asserted this was his reaction, aiding the plaintiff’s victory in the case.
A Great Western State resident advocates Postum in place of stimulants including coffee. He reports improved sleep nerves and clarity after months off stimulants and credits Postum with alleviating past ailments. He endorses the Wheatley product and cites the book The Road to Wellville as supportive.
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