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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
4
Weekly issue published on Thursdays in Orange City Sioux County. Subscription offers cash in advance rates for one year. Note shows Welty as authority or contact.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children to relieve feverishness, coughing, teething disorders, headaches, and stomach troubles. Sold in drug stores for 43 cents with free sample requests. Also includes a short note about Hobart Pasha, an English sailor who joined the Turkish Navy after 1863 and rose to vice admiral before passing away in 1890.
Patent pediatric powder claimed to relieve feverishness headaches teething disorders and stomach issues while claiming to destroy worms and hasten cold recovery. Ad copy includes testimonials and free samples from the Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York. The Pipe of War reference discusses smoking pipes and a Beaulieu era anecdote about Blucher supplying a general with a pipe before battles.
The passage discusses dew ponds in England and their purpose for cattle water. It questions whether dew ponds form naturally through gradual water accumulation or must be filled artificially, noting debates on their reliability as a water source.
Northwestern State of Orange City advertises farm loans with optional payments and low rates. Money ready for veterans who sign papers, claiming savings on large sums.
Horace Greeley adhered to Universalist beliefs and attended the Church of the Divine Paternity led by Dr. F H Chapin. He died in 1872 at age sixty one, shattered by his wife’s death and his political failures.
New York painter I Stanley Fedd recounts a beggar tale from Paris. A man sat by Rue St Lazare with a hat full of coppers and a chair, a placard behind it read Mirase dont forget the beggar, who is now taking his luncheon.
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