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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
8
A dated advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective laxative for children and digestive disorders. It touts pleasant taste, bed site dosing, and claims of restoring cheerfulness with no discomfort. Includes misprints and literary quotes from unrelated sources.
A recent fancy dress pall drew many military officers in Gerrigan town. A soldier in a Indy style outfit won second prize, while another admitted having no prize. The regimental chap praised the contestants for their fine appearance.
Witling to Do Square Thing. Te and Whitlock, who doubles at mayor of Toledo and as a lterary stint, had a Chicago career. He was a reporter on the old Herald when Jere Inwne and Charles Sermaic were best sidekicks. Charley Chapin was on, of his city editors. Chapin 's new city editor of the New York Evening World, and hi story was told to Whitlerk by 4 vortespondent Who led him sande: Interviewig fire: A flew reporter had been hired or the Evening World, antd he went to work on a Wednesday. The pay day on the panel is Thursday. In the use of a Week, when the recruit re ceived hivs fivet envelope, he Could that fie was a day Bhovy. He went co Chain and complained, only to ge th "Oh, wolf. Heres mind. When I fire! You, TU see you a day earlier atub ii, will make it come out even.
A farmer recounts severe dyspepsia from coffee and tea, quitting coffee to use Postum. He notes restored health, appetite, and weight gain, with his family later adopting Postum after seeing his results. Battie Creek, Mich. Ten days’ trial urged with The Road to Westville booklet.
A British tale follows Louise Harris and Luke de Mountford amid a London murder mystery. Phillip de Mountford is killed and Luke becomes a prime suspect as Lord Radcliffe and police pursue motive, past ties, and a tangle of alibis while Louisa seeks truth and fate tests loyalties in sharp, period fashion.
A reader recounts watching a lynx family move through forest timber near Os a vlamp of cedar. The mother and two kittens emerge from fallen cedar, play, and move to regroup, with the narrator noting the scene and his reluctance to disturb the animals.
Dr Edwin A Alderaan president of the University of Vitxinia warns about clarity in writing. He recounts a tale of a rhetoric teacher insisting every sentence be understandable to the most ignorant reader. A student asks if his essay is clear, sparking a playful exchange about Puerto fresh and springtime chatter.
Zeke tells Rufe of a terrifying night crossing the river dam toward his cabin when a six foot tall blue figure with red fire at its nose appeared. It warned him with a long finger and advised him to mind his business as a tense exchange followed amid the dark woods and hush of the riverfront.
Mrs H Albrecht of West Point Nebraska describes a severe infant eczema case on Gilbert. After failing Chicago doctors and using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for four weeks, the child’s face cleared significantly. She praises the remedies and notes samples available from Boston.
David Belasco in New York denounces an ultra modern type of society woman calling it humorous none. He notes a divorce service offered for five hundred dollars that promises to end a marriage without publicity. The woman reacts with scorn and concern over public exposure.
A playful note claims the southern tip of Florida is frost free, while remarking Miss Sue Brette-Too lacks proximity to traveling theater troupes.
A montage of brand pitches and home remedies from a periodical page. It urges mothers to check Castoria’s signature ASB and notes a child’s tale about saying I love you better than the devil. It mentions Paxtine toothpaste and Garfield Tea as popular domestic cures and welfare tips.
A northern visitor to the south recounts a story about questioning a plantation worker named Steve, whose evasive replies reveal tensions of race and language in a segregated era. The exchange centers on baldness, brain, and a stubborn insistence on politeness.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Tommy breaks into a closet, frightens his sister, smashes a window, ties a tin can to the neighbor’s gate, and damages the parlor rug with boots. The mother demands an explanation while Tommy stammers a clumsy excuse.
An old advertisement touts Merice Eve Hymeds as a quick remedy for eye ailments including weak eyes and irritated lids. It promotes a marine eye remedy from Marine Eye Remedy Co in Chicago, in aseptic tops and bottles, claiming no traditional medicine uses.
A garbled passage depicts a distressed Canton father lamenting a child’s hostility and a rilie on parental affection. The unclear text references a Tilatie officer and a fiyaniny administration and includes a ruined dialogue about love and cruelty within a Canton family.
A quirky account notes a dull airship fight ending as one combatant slept. The passage riffes on bylines, proper courses, and a teething remedy mockingly. It parodies reformist jargon and social chatter of a newspaper page.
A motorist struggles as engine fails and fuel runs low while two men wait for a wife and a newborn. A passerby cites a crude exchange and stray phrases in a tense, muddled scene on a sunny day. The dialogue hints at tension and interrupted plans as the car refuses to cooperate.
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