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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
2
The Brunswick Record reports a possible role for red squirrels in clearing browntail moth nests. A case on High Street shows two red squirrels in residence, with counts of seven nests last year and only four this year in the same trees. Residents urged to observe squirrel habits in browntail nest reduction.
An old advertisement claims Doan's Widkey Pills cured a long siege of dropsy for J M Houston of Hoopeston Illinois. The narrative repeats testimonial language about severe swelling back chills and dizziness then asserts permanent relief and urges purchase of 50 cents a box. The clipping also includes a fragmented scene with a Lost Child Joey and officers in a park.
An Englishwoman lecturer recounts touring the provinces with tales of hostile and witty reception. The chairman framed her as the grand old woman, a sincere compliment. A farmer accused her of speaking for money, claiming she was hired for profit and inviting critics to leave if dissatisfied.
Illinois faces a coal industry crisis as strike leaders order engineers and pumpmen to quit. Operators stand firm, halting pumps and fans, threatening long shutdowns that could damage many mines and cost millions. Illinois Manufacturers' Association backs operators amid possible federal intervention.
An arbitration board awards a $33 million annual rise for 27000 employees on 51 railroads west of Chicago and beyond. Wages rise 10 to 12 percent with a 15 cent daily uplift for daily wage workers and the hundred Taille schedulers, plus extra pay for overtime. The decision cites higher living costs and supports the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen demands.
Senator Calon of Illinois presents to the U S Senate charges questioning Lorimer’s right to his seat. The matter is printed in the Congressional Record and sent to the Committee on Privileges and Elections. A letter from Clifford W Barnes, president of the Legislative Voters League of Illinois, accompanies the disclosures. A second item notes James Caraher, 60, dying after a fall in St. Louis, with a hidden trunk containing about 4 300 in cash and valuables.
George Morgan 1N years old a wealthy social figure in New York died by his own hand. Relatives and friends cannot explain the act and are left shocked by the suicide.
A man about 45 years old reportedly fell from the Prospect Point area at Niagara Falls. He plunged after climbing over the guard rail and threw himself forward as a tourist approached, resulting in his death.
Tom confronts a new home and old temptations at the river valley. He endures social scrutiny at Major Dabney’s estate, finds renewed religious resolve amid a revival, and wrestles with a sharp taunt from Nant about his fervent prayers and faith.
In a woodland scene near Sunday Rock Tam and Nan drift toward reconciliation and risk as their playful tensions turn serious. He restrains her after a daring cliff moment, then confesses tenderness, while Nan wrestles with desire and scorn in a charged moment. To be continued.
A Philadelphia Press note surveys the fat man versus the lean man through quotes from Julius Caesar Shakespeare and Dr George M Niles. It argues fat people may be more contented optimistic and enjoy sounder sleep even if less agile, with examples from Napoleon Wellington Johnson and Gibbon.
Hank Stubbs Sime Hadleghez moved all his henhouses and chicken coops into his front yard and onto his front piazza. The piece notes how such a setup could attract summer boarders and stir curiosity in the community.
A fragment from Gateway Magazine debates marriage motives with Patrice noting money as a reason. The exchange questions if wealth alone justifies marrying him, hinting at social pressures over a romantic union.
A compendium lists major events from 1792 to 1905 including state legislatures, railways, constitutional conventions, defender actions, and notable appointments. It records milestones such as the first Boston municipal court, Missouri naming, the Republican and Whig conventions, and key battles and political changes across U S history. The fragment also备注 mentions disaster, monuments, and exhibitions reflecting broad 19th to early 20th century developments.
Reports show International Cigar Makers' Union earnings of 828 498 87 with 455 832 94 in benefits. Attempts to unionize Boston housemaids gain traction while Colorado teachers seek AFL admission. California labor growth, Oklahoma and Texas labor bureaus, and a new Manhattan labor temple are noted. Machinists report six months receipts 211 111 02 and expenditures 176 423 12 with 94 538 75 in bonds. Cleveland centralizes under AFL as defeat is admitted and efforts to unionize unfair city establishments continue.
The infant Bjornstierne Bjornson was christened amid family curiosity about how spelling reformers might alter his name. Parents remark that thus far the distinguished name has escaped change.
A fashion note praises a plain and striped pongee suit with a blue stripe and cuff, plus a new knife pleated net feature. The piece shifts to a comic domestic moment as Little Elsie learns piano basics, sparking a startled neighbor’s exclamations.
A physician argues coffee harms health and promotes Postum as a cure, citing a patient who quit coffee, slept better, gained weight, and recovered energy. The letter claims children benefited and references The Road to Wellville.
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