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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1916
Page
4
The Sioux County Herald based in Orange City Iowa notes its post office entry and second class mail status. It states editions arrive weekly on Thursdays and offers prepaid subscription pricing at $1.56 per copy.
Henry Rozeboom, living about three miles northeast of Rock Valley, accidentally drowned Saturday while crossing a deep river to reach his cows. Witnesses described a whirlpool current and a rescue attempt, with Miss Jennie Terpstra and others offering sympathy to his family.
A fragmentary verse offers a horse’s plea for humane treatment. The prayer asks for kind care including feed water shelter and a dry bed. It urges gentle handling and patience so the animal can understand and serve willingly.
A mourning plea from Mary E. Rourke, Colorado, recounts an abused working dog’s needs. It asks for shelter water dental care protection from cold heat and injury and condemns cruelty. The text ends with an Amen attributed to Jack and Jim.
Real estate transfers show Cherokee and WT L and Land Co selling Lot 19 Block 2 Mar lock and Ward's addition in Chatsworth for 3. Other transfers include properties in Orange City and Van Rockel relations. Several parcels in Sioux City area show prices ranging from 3 to 1 8000 with buyers listed in shorthand names.
The Republican state convention held in Des Moines yesterday nominated Havner for Attorney General Gunther for Railroad Commissioner and Ray Snell of Hawarden as member of the… committee, according to the readable portion of the report.
The article stresses a strong morning appetite and advises simple, well seasoned dishes for breakfast. It outlines methods for bacon, kidneys, tripe, and rich sauces, plus tips on browning, frying, and garnishing, with a note on avoiding elaborate preparations. It ends with a reflection on spiritual life and harmony through discord.
An old time advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as a relief for back pain fatigue and nerves with testimonials from unnamed women and a Kansas probate judge candidate’s defeat referenced in a parable. The copy promises strengthened kidneys improved action and quicker relief with claims of genuine pills and no fake ingredients.
The article discusses dew ponds on the chalk downs of England, questioning their value as reliable water supplies. It notes the name implies dew rather than substantial supply and reviews traditional and artificial filling methods, including how water collects in basins from evaporated moisture.
A damaged classified fragment urges readers to mail five cents to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package of Foley remedies. The ad promises Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and respiratory issues, Foley’s Kidney Pills for kidney trouble, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for cleansing and laxative needs.
The piece notes 55 oak species found in the United States with roughly equal distribution across the east and west. It highlights the eastern species, especially white oaks, as the most valuable for their uses and qualities.
The Boston Transcript note highlights Castoria's long running use for infants and children over 30 years, stressing the product's signature line. It reflects on marriage as a change in family status and the periodless branding from the era.
A New York portrait painter recalls beggars from different lands with a curious tale of a beggar whose hat and chair served as the only visible form. An accompanying note touts Foley Kidney Pills for quick relief from backache and bladder ailments.
Text fragment discusses coloration of hair from pigment deposits and bleaching chemical behavior. The readable portions mention Foley Kidney Pills and a vague description of hair colors and pigment placement beneath the hair surface.
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