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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
6
Mrs Hetty Green on her seventy eighth birthday tells a reporter she trusts onions over doctors for colds insomnia and nerves. An onion she says is a better friend to your pocketbook than a doctor. A nurse asks a surgeon what he operated on Mr Locis for and learns three thousand dollars.
F J Busher of Elyria Ohio describes ten years of scalp trouble with itching scale pus and hair loss. He used Cuticura Soap and Ointment washing twice daily and applying the ointment. Within weeks the scales faded and within two months he was cured.
A landlady laments the destruction of a young lamb to satisfy "CUT appetites" while a guest nods and agrees the situation is tough. The ad promotes Dr. Pierce's Pellets as a small sugar coated remedy to regulate and invigorate stomach liver and bowels.
In a naval academy yard near the entrance an apartment house hosts many young officers and their babies. A gate notice forbidding automobile entry to protect horses was posted, followed by an unofficial sign declaring that baby carriages and perambulators are not allowed because they scare the bachelors.
A Sunday school superintendent urges gifts for missions and a penniless boy named Joseph writes on the pledge slip, Please sit I give myself, as his contribution. The scene highlights earnest giving in a metropolitan church setting.
A testimonial recounts severe pale illness linked to daily coffee use. After quitting coffee and starting Postum the author notes rapid improvement in appetite sleep headaches and overall strength. The ad cites Battie Creek Michigan makers and two Postum forms Regular and Instant with a slogan There’s a Reason.
The article surveys turmoil in early baseball with Otto F. Stifel at the center as a pivotal figure. It notes possible withdrawal from the Federal League, talks of a U S uprising, and looming changes affecting executives, umpires, and league plans for 1915. It also mentions Willard Young cases and boxing events shaping public interest across regions.
The Washington Star notes at a Philadelphia dinner Mr. Bryan humbly deflects a toast claiming he would be happier if Woodrow Wilson, elected in 1916, embraced Bryanism. The piece argues Bryan’s influence shaped Wilson’s policies and hints Bryan’s lingering political hopes.
A Hungarian state system cares for forsaken children in Budapest and across 17 colonies. A two month old baby smiles amid a sobbing mother as the state provides board and nursing, with foster homes and school, to raise future citizens and soldiers.
Engineering News notes Boston South Station as the busiest terminal handling trains passengers baggage and mail daily and cites Grand Central New York as the largest in size. The two terminals serve the New York New Haven Hartford line with Boston and Albany and New York Central connections. Grand Central will reach 70 000 riders an hour when completed.
Walter De Voe advocates daily writing of thoughts as psycho analysis to reveal hidden sub conscious and supra conscious qualities. The practice supposedly uncovers talent and past life memories while boosting concentration and original thought.
In Kansas City a judge ruled Allee L. Ruisn cannot collect $20,000 damages from Metropolitan Street Railway after stepping off a street car backward. The court found her act not negligent and said the alighting was correctly performed given the publicity of the matter.
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