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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1916
Page
6
Richmond, Virginia reports a woman who says Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound relieved her after severe health changes. She claims seven bottles restored her energy and reduced dizziness and headaches during menopause.
A fragmented clipping notes results from an event where participants such as Mr. Mize faced unclear outcomes. The text hints at a drawing and a 1:7 score reference amid disrupted lines and garbled words.
South Dakota and Nebraska report promising grain and corn prospects as the harvest nears. The Sioux City board of trade notes increased yields and forecasts Goo is expected to exceed earlier estimates.
The readable portions discuss uncertain events and questions about whether something was lost and whether a chance or arrest affected outcomes. The passage mentions animals and a day, with unclear references to people and places and no definite conclusion.
A fragmented account discusses women’s roles and household tasks, noting garment care and fabric finishes. It mentions to pack wardrobes, wash thoroughly, and maintain clothing with linings and hems. References to belts, shirts, and tailoring hint at social expectations for women in urban settings.
The American Highway Association notes rapid growth in motor vehicles from 1905 to 1915, with 43 000 smater cars in 1905 rising to 2 445 664 by 1915, a major share funding rural road work. State revenues from auto taxes rose from 954 in New York in 1941 to 18 245 714 last year, with most funds spent on road construction and maintenance under state highway departments.
The article argues ventilation is essential for health and that discomfort in hot crowded rooms stems from heat humidity and air stagnation rather than reduced oxygen levels. It notes moving air and cooling can lessen breathing discomfort even when oxygen percentage stays low, stressing airflow over chemistry.
Florence Kimpton Payne proposes a humane method to curb infant mischief by letting children feel the restraint others experience. She suggests a mild demonstration where a parent tugs hair gently to show the sensation, arguing this teaches empathy and reduces early aggressive behavior.
The article argues Japan will not assist enemies and seeks to maintain friendly relations with the U S. It notes Japan has resisted providing aid to rivals and would not threaten the United States, aligning with officials who say Japanese sentiment remains favorable to continued cordial relations.
The Kansas City Journal notes a surge of enthusiasm for military service among young men amid a national awakening. It highlights a presidential response to a pro withdrawal memorial from the American Union Against Militarism, contrasted with the Boy Scout movement expanding military footing and support for war readiness.
A Chicago lion tamer named Charles Smith claims a rose scented perfume calms lions. At the Coliseum he sprayed a handkerchief and gradually soothed Wing Lee, allowing him to be handled after sniffing the cloth. The demonstration touted the perfume as a simple safe temper curbing method.
The piece argues Latin America sees U S influence as a complex mix of respect and mistrust. It notes protracted cultural links, trade benefits, and fears of imperialism, urging continued honest commerce and diplomacy over force to build mutual confidence. It credits Wilson with advancing understanding in a fragile regional balance.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Mexican burro, a mountain pass, and a race or chase involving a rider. The text references speed, a run over a ridge, and a scene with mounts and a staggered advance. Multiple garbled phrases suggest a distant historical travel or mine context.
A chaotic report describes liquor busts and brewing firm liquidity pressuring retailers as licenses face revocation. It notes auctions involving Emma Heredus of Bergdoll company and Wolf’s defense strategy amid rising political and financial pressure on brewers.
A fragmented critique examines a dubious promoter and shady broker exploiting hopeful investors. It highlights people chasing quick profits while others suffer losses in a historical wave of questionable schemes.
A fragmented note warns about buying stock or holds in Cen Ius and similar firms after recent publicings. Caution is urged as heated concerns loom and the author predicts trouble for confident investors. It references new yen dynamics and shifting corporate fortunes, urging careful brokerage choices amid market volatility.
A brewery truck horse named Luli near Barre Maryland is noted for drinking beer at the plant bar after work. For 20 years Bull drinks from a glass and then returns to his stall, refusing more until the next shift. The horse remains efficient delivering goods while occasionally stopping at older customers’ saloons for a drink.
From the Knickerbocker Press a critique notes how some writers cling to old phrases and quotation marks and treat every common thing as great art. It mocks readers who overvalued language clichés and brands Burgess and Prometheus as mere bromides in a scene of pretentious writing.
The article surveys Arctic coal from Spitzbergen, noting a single seam about four feet thick along the coast and easy working conditions in the far north. Timbering is minimal, pumping is unnecessary due to temperatures below freezing, and a American‑funded company mined a sizable tonnage last year amid harsh, desolate conditions.
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