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Newspaper

Sioux County Herald

Location

Orange City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1907

Page

7

Peruna praised by Wisconsin and Ho residents

Letters from Emma Stott of Appleton and Theresa Berties of White Church describe dramatic relief from catarrh and internal ailments after using Peruna. Emma credits it with significant improvement and calls it a godsend for sick women. Theresa reports six months of treatment restoring health and endorses Peruna to friends.

Dwala Stolt Emma Stott Oneida St. Appleton Wis Rena Theresa Berties White Church Peruna

Russia’s Imperial Library A Treasured Baltic of Knowledge

The Imperial Library of Russia, founded by Peter the Great in 1714, ranks third among the world’s great libraries with about 1.5 million volumes and 26 000 manuscripts. Its notable acquisitions include the Jesuit collections transferred after Russia’s Jesuit suppression and the 200 000 volume Count Zaluski collection. The codex sinaiticus manuscript brought by Tischendorf in 1859 stands as the library’s premier manuscript.

Russia Peter the Great National Parigang British Museum London Society of Jesus Imperial Library Count Zaluski Warsaw Tischendorf St. Catharine Mount Sinai New York Tribune

Where Lf Daseusges Are Spoken In Winnipeg Frontier Life

A Quoting Magazine sketch portrays Winnipeg as a frontier hub with vast rail yards and immigrant diversity. It notes 120 miles of Canadian Pacific trackage, varied languages in schools, and a sense of frontier fading as new arrivals reshape the city.

Winnipeg Canadian Pacific Railway Qouting

Sommethng to Ha Explained

A fragment from the New Orleans Times-Democrat records a dialogue where Mrs Garber questions a man about his actions after a night of drinking. The exchange touches on footwear and entry, reflecting a chaotic domestic moment.

Sommething Guyboy

Secret taste debate over coffee substitute Postum Fund Coffee

A grocer and a customer discuss Postum Fund Coffee to explain why buyers crave it. The customer reveals brewing tips that transform the beverage into a Java like, health benefiting drink, claiming relief from stomach and kidney troubles and praising its food value and taste. The rivalry between opinion and experience highlights sensory differences in consumer testing.

Vastung Riere Wellville Irks

Saying What You Believe in a Small Town

Juliet V. Strauss recalls how free speech seeds punishment and scandal in childhood and adulthood. She argues bold opinions can shock, yet endure, urging readers to stay true to ideas despite social pressure.

Kite Jav Juliet V. Strauss The Chicago Journal

Plustration device and aerodynamic box design description

The text describes a device called the Plustration and a tall box with a wide top to deflect activity. It notes a winter pine or wood construction with light iron wires to limit movement and a slatted lower section for dust sift. A heavy ventilated top and a strong lid are specified to bear weight safely.

Hanily Docice Avery Hha Buigie Cain Telua

Fall Beauty Apple From Kentucky Attracts Attention

The report describes the Fall Beauty apple, a Kentucky origin, noted for its deep purplish red skin and substantial size about a pound. It ripens in autumn and is praised for flavor and cooking qualities, with warnings about transportation and market potential.

Kentucky Blue Grass State Experiment Station Eno Benrfw Rewuhir Rome

Fugitives in Paris Live Giddy After Insurance Scandal

Paris reports show James W. Hyde and Richard A. McCurdy enjoying lavish Parisian lives after their Equitable scandal ouster. Hyde hosts lavish salons in Avenue Petri Martin and partakes in Latin Quarter nightlife while McCurdy keeps a monkish, private existence away from society. James W. Alexander, former Equitable president, tours the globe with a party amid the same uprising.

New York Wiliam Stavers Terame Paris James Eisen Hyde Equitable Life Assurance Society Riehnrd AL Afe- Curdy Viutual Por Aoyent Hich Finance Hyde Flyde Avenue Petri Martin Ayde Sion Rivesuth Hyde Richard A. McCurdy Llyde Yosar Aldmirdy Duris Taris Saul Aminde Scandak McCurdy Jaimes W. Alexander de Equitable Lite Will Tnseranes Suardals Mis

Mountaineer’s Courtroom Exchange Cited in Local Tale

A North Carolina mountaineer, amid multiple defendants, is quoted in a humorous exchange during arraignment. The questioned name yields a playful misdirection as the defendant denies any grand identity and claims a simple origin. The anecdote reflects local lore from Harper’s Weekly.

Mountaineer North Carolina Joshua Harpers Wertkly

Pun Outburst Sparks Teacher Inquiry

Fragmentary text shows a teacher asking why a student acted, with a sarcastic reply about knowing the rules. The passage also touches on Philadelphia press and elders, suggesting a public or school setting but the full context is unclear.

Lime-Sulphur Wash Experiments Improve Dissolution Time

Experiments with lime and sulphur mixtures show best results when dissolved after forty-five to sixty minutes, producing a wash effective for about an hour. Proportions vary, with one pound lime to one and a quarter pounds sulphur and up to twenty-five pounds sulphur per fifteen gallons of water. Air-slaked lime has little effect on composition, and using caustic soda may offer satisfactory outcomes.

Letta Waiteer

Farmers Nut to Blame for Food Law Deliberations

Farmers advocate stronger national standards for dairy and farm products. They support Dr. Wiley’s proposal to set pure milk at 3.25 percent butterfat, criticize current averages around 2 percent, and urge enforcement. The piece also discusses selective breeding for higher milk yield and notes logistical farming measures.

Tuc Wiley Bureau of Chemistry Department of Agriculture Washington

Soave New York Ciltabers and Civic Figures

A garbled report mentions a 28 year old railroad official linked to a large system and a president of a municipal group. It references Sinai TL TL Vineland and a civic leadership role, with scattered names and roles amid a discussion of merit and public service.

New York Seretea Area Railroad Corporation Sinai Vineland Peiges Hughes

Primitive postal station on Patagonia coast linked by chain

A rugged post office is described on the South American coast near Patagonia where a beam bears the words post office and a barrel with a cover is chained nearby. Boats extract letters to forward to the next port, while other letters are sent by ship as usual. The passage notes another similar primitive post station in Torres Strait on an Australian island.

Oman Patagonia Tim Straits Torres Straits Belanging Australia

Greed Criticized By Mayor Wever In City Rant

The Philadelphia mayor attacks greed with a sharp public rebuke comparing it to a barber shop scene. He derides excessive charges as laughable and cites inflated costs as a moral issue affecting residents. The remarks reflect ongoing concerns over pricing and accountability in city affairs.

Wever Philadelphia Indianapolis

Kidney disease cured by Dean's Kidney Pills

A reader from Killbuck Ohio states kidney disease and severe headaches cleared after twelve boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills. The testimonial claims weight gain and restored strength, noting the pills were effective at alleviating nervous debility and urinary issues.

Misa Enna Shirler Killbuck Dean Soster Shibura Co Bufkaisa, S. 1

Free Sample Offer for Allen's Foot Powder

A compact ad text invites readers to obtain a free sample of Allen's Foot Powder from Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York. The powder is promoted to relieve foot sweat and odor and is pointed as giving quick relief for tired or sore feet.

Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Roy X. Y Boston Acost New York Narielk Gyice PhiladelIphit Niagara Falls Golag Juin Us N.Y Golag Fae Vhuly Varius Patergland Resorts Gacal Soatu Baéalop Gee Sway Geo. W. Vaux Adams Spobet

Congressional Cowrnce Msi Be a Coomerdoushr Brave Body

Fragmentary OCR quotes praises the House as a brave body. Mentions fear of cannon fire and a drinking remedy for children called Winsen's Soothing Syrup. Text shows garbled spellings and incomplete lines from a historical newspaper item.

Dr Pierce medical claims pamphlet for women health

An advertisement promotes Dr Pierce remedies claiming to cure female ailments and stomach issues. It touts pamphlet and paper cover formats, offers mail order and solicitor endorsements, and urges women to seek treatment through correspondence with Dr Pierce’s office.

Macdievinal Picrea Buffalo Lawoteen Ty Mankes Ak

Unclear fragmentary note from historical text

The readable lines describe a smooth faced Jounys man and mention Matilda and Judge with fragmented phrasing leaving the event, names, and context indeterminate.

Kpold Taffeigh Atilda Matilda Judga

Scaly Eruption Cured After Long Battle in South Dakota

T Tiram Ahittingly of S. Dak describes ten years of painful eruptions on his body including legs and scalp. After failed remedies and rising hair loss he found complete cure with Cuticura cleansing water and Cuticura Soap after trying many treatments and spending about 260 dollars.

T. Tiram Yen S. Dak

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