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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1907
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dispute over impeachment with unclear speakers and references to truth and witness questions. The readable parts name a witness and hint at a debate about honesty during proceedings. No clear events, dates, or locations are detectable.
Edward Worell of Fort Crook Nebraska, a member of the 20th US Infantry, details a long battle with eczema on hands arms and legs. After trying multiple doctors without relief he reports complete itching cessation and disappearance of sores after six days using Catienra Soap Catienra Ointment and Cutienra Resolvent.
An American city invited Mae Mounties to design a soldiers and sailors monument. The committee asked how many tons of granite would be used in the base. He replied art can’t be bought by the pound. The contract included a liability clause, which he rejected, saying lawyers are too sharp.
Readable words discuss wealth and meals with scattered names and phrases. The fragment mentions asking what one would do if rich and hints at a social scene or discussion among people, but lacks a clear event or speaker identity.
The tale centers on Constance Fraser, beautiful wife of Mr. Fraser, whose status stirs envy in Sheila, her stepdaughter. Amid rumors of a fateful marriage and social intrigue, Audrey Frese moves between households as tensions rise over affection, loyalty, and money.
A serialized romance scene follows Audrey Fraser and her employer Miss Constance Fraser amid family tensions. Audrey navigates a ball, a looming housekeeper role, and a developing bond with Lord John while Constance reveals a fragile health and emotional crisis. Jack Glend Arizona appears, offering sympathy and potential alliance as secrets unfold.
The United States consumed 697 700 barrels of salt daily, about one barrel for every three people. Domestic production was 25 066 122 barrels last year, with Michigan and New York accounting for over two thirds. Imports totaled 1 151 183 barrels, and only 9 254 283 barrels were mined domestically in 1880, while 3380 barrels were produced abroad.
A dense ledger of dated incidents and milestones. Edward III defeats the Hurons at Boroughbridge. Peter of Castile loses at Mont l. Stamford battle in Wars of the Roses. Various political shifts, naval actions, territorial changes, and legal measures span Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Asia, including explorations of governance, war, and reform across centuries.
An inquiry noted a curious scene at Pridlis castle where court notices urged road safety after 2 am. A treasury envoy once questioned the castle’s condition and rang a bell to summon the maid, then left the room without comment.
Mixed garbled dialogue references alarms and a bed scene. The text mentions an automobile, compressed air, and an hour, with several names such as Sara Jasip Conner Always Miver Toluive and Hielun. Overall, it reads like a disjointed private exchange with uncertain meaning.
Strenaeus Jick is questioned by a mother about her daughter's occupation. The reply says the boy’s saying he has one. The exchange hints at a humorous or curious social moment and showcases a quirky detail in a small anecdote.
A new English language literary periodical for the blind debuts, aided by Mrs. Ziegler widow of a baker millionaire. The eight times bulk of a Century copy includes sections on current events, with free distribution to about 50 565 blind readers in the United States.
During the first week in New York the Salvation Army anti self-destruction bureau aided more than a dozen people who sought to end their lives. They cited drink drugs destitution disease and unhappiness. Cordial sympathy advice and practical help were offered. Gen Hoath founder of the ares arrived in New York on a world tour.
A sweeping flood across western Pennsylvania and West Virginia devastates Pittsburgh area and many towns. Rivers Monongahela Allegheny Ohio Youghiogheny Kis kiminetas flood, displacing 100000 plus, destroying homes, stopping trains and telegraph, and leaving thousands homeless as fires flare amid rising waters.
Gov Hughes calls Kelsey to a formal cross examination in the office with reporters present. Kelsey admits subordinates issued false reports and he was misinformed about conditions, prompting a recommendation for his removal by the state senate. Japan seeks pacific post treaty adjustments despite protests in Hawaii and by Japanese residents.
A recent letter from President Roosevelt to the New York State Mother's Assembly contends that a woman should not adopt a purely servile role at home. He argues women deserve the same right as men to mental training and to pursue outside occupations in addition to homemaking.
The Nation's forest reserves expanded with additions in several states including Colorado Montana Washington Wyoming Idaho Oregon and Yellowstone Park. A grading camp blast at Twenty fourth and Orville streets in Kansas City Kan shattered windows up to twenty five miles away. Hamilton County Ohio audits show £528 in fees and interest collected without warrant.
A Detroit machinist describes two years of rheumatism with leg sores and heart pain before using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He reports rapid improvement and full recovery, praising the remedy and recommending it to others. Pills sold by druggists or by mail from Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
In a shared entrance hall a belated bushead hears a quarrel over poker losses and winnings. A wife or companion voices reproach then conciliates claiming she won twenty dollars, prompting a shift to a softer view of male recreation.
In France a factory is built to manufacture spider thread from web fibers. The thread is described as lighter and stronger than that from silkworms, highlighting a novel biomaterial potential attracting attention.
An old seed company advertisement touts a postpaid plan for 12 cents per package including cabbage cucumber lettuce and tomato seeds. It promises 200000 new customers and offers a free catalog mailed to purchasers with nursery stock and farm supplies. The notice is signed John A Salter Seed Co from La Crosse Wisconsin.
A reporter questions Senator about likely Reform legislation. The statesman says no immediate reform but favors changing oath practice to require truth alone. He argues the full ten commandments oath is often unnecessary and can be harmful.
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