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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1916
Page
8
Fragmented OCR tale scenes include a tent with beggars tasting appeal to the crowd. A street placard, a luncheon, and a race figure mix with stray references to a nation and a menagerie. Local odds and ends drift through a chaotic, humorous panorama of column bits.
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for hot, perspiring drafts and neuralgia. It claims relief from neuralgia, stiff neck, sore muscles, rheumatism, and neuralgic headaches after one or two applications, improving circulation and easing pain and sleep.
A bull entered a church in Terragon during mass, panicked the congregation, and caused a stampede. Two people suffered serious injuries before the animal was shot inside the church.
A deer charged a motor near Dun Reid after being startled by flashing headlights. The animal’s antlers tangled in the ear, but it was freed and ran away injured as the car swerved toward the steep embankment.
A Covington Kentucky parent from 2404 Herman Street reports two years of use with Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs in children from babies onward. The note praises safety and reliability, signed by De Kruif and Lubbers.
A Peruvian plant produces a cotton fiber resembling wool and used to make woolen goods. The material commands about 10 percent higher prices than other cottons and Peru is the world’s principal source. Cultivation expands yearly but demand still exceeds supply.
Simple rhubarb desserts with whipped cream and jelly are described. Recipes include a rhubarb jelly mold with pectin and carmine coloring, a rhubarb custard sauce, a crumble with raspberries and rhubarb, a rhubarb sponge cake dish with custard, and a chilled almond milk rhubarb mold.
The piece discusses northern corn varieties and profitable yields with Pride of the North and No. 1 in Minnesota, plus ocean food volumes and road costs. It also covers farm life at Mine Resota School of Agriculture in St Anthony’s Park and mothers guiding gown choices for commencements. It ends by noting the appeal of manufactured labels for jelly jars and shelf neatness.
An old ad promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as a laxative treatment for children with worms. It claims to restore strength, reduce irritability, and improve health by paralyzing and removing worms after half a dose at first. Advises continuing until signs of worms disappear. Go to your druggist.
An antiquated ad copy touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe remedy for children and ailments. The garbled text also references unrelated chatter about a carriage shed conversion and weather notes, with stray product mentions and marketing phrasing across the page.
An editor counsels a young writer to target a powder magazine and contribute eight articles to rise fastest. The remark implies volume and niche publication strategy as a shortcut to prominence in the field.
An old fable fragment describes a Weasel unable to hunt mice due to age and weakness, provoking a Mouse to mistake him for prey. The crafty foe kills several mice as an observer warns others, illustrating deception and danger in a cramped, moral tale from Ar Sops Fables.
Some regions in Mexico reportedly grant schoolchildren a cigarette smoking privilege as a reward for proficiency. The practice, noted in the readable text, highlights a controversial incentive policy affecting students.
Advertisement touts Dr. Rine's New Pills as a cure for digestion constipation and total system toning. It promises to refresh the eye skin and overall health and notes a price of 25 cents at druggists.
A large mirror placed on the log carriage of the sawmill enables the lawyer to survey both ends of the jog for an economical view.
Colds quickly relieve Minny people cough from beekeoning. Take The King's New Discovery for immediate relief. It stops coughing and heals inflammation. Dr. King's New Discovery praised by W. C. Jesseman of Franconia Illinois. Money back if not satisfied.
A four or two carat diamond placed in a vacuum emits light like a candle. The color of the gem varies with its facets. A ruby in vacuum appears as if on fire, while an emerald glows crimson.
An early patent medicine ad claims Heal Spring Lactive A wood and time ured remedy. It promises to move sluggish bowels stimulate the liver and clear the system. It urges readers to clear body poisons accumulated during winter and to buy at the druggist for 25e.
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