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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear quotes and stray words. no coherent event, names, dates, or places emerge for a proper summary. Unable to extract a definite person, organization, or location from the provided fragment.
An advertising notice touts Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to shake into shoes and use in footbaths. It claims to reduce pain swelling and alleviate corns and bunions, sold widely with a free sample offer and address for orders.
A father questions a young man's seriousness after the suitor explains plans to convert their carriage shed into a garage and the attic into a billiard room and bowling alley for a future home.
Fragmented OCR text references Pat Moran and management amid national league context with unclear names and events. The garbled lines mention teams, individuals, and a possible season context, but precise actions or outcomes are not discernible in readable form.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss spring colds and weather impacts, mentioning coughs and supposed remedies like Dr. King's New Discovery. The legible parts are garbled, with unclear references to cures, products, and testing.
A ragged boy distracts the artist and assumes the pavement role while two pennies are placed in the cap. The real artist returns and the boy slips away, observed by onlookers in the street scene reported by the Loudon Chronicle.
The readable text is garbled with no clear event or entities. It mentions vague ideas about skin care, activation, and purifying a system, but provides no concrete persons, places, dates, or organizations to identify.
The readable fragments mention a neighbor, a Mrs Krebbamp and a Conventan Ry reference, plus garbled lines about doses and a change. The ad appears to be a damaged or garbled social notice or advertisement with unclear actions or outcomes.
Attorney General Cosson leading in straw polls across Iowa as the race for the Republican nomination heats up. Editors in Des Moines and other counties show Cosson atop the field with broad organizational strength and broad county gains, while Harding and Allen trail.
In Des Moines a primary fight stirs party factions over liquor and temperance. George Cosson vs Milo Meredith and Lt. Gov. Harding dominate talk as farmers fear road politics and enforcement of prohibition. An editorial backs Cosson as the best choice to uphold law and cleanliness in Iowa.
An OCR fragment markets Foley Kidney Pills and related products with dubious claims. It urges mailing a 5 cent fee to Foley & Co of Chicago to receive a trial package for lagrippe coughs cold and related pains. The text mentions De Kru Labbers and includes garbled dialogue about a marriage.
Local writer Wells reports on Foley carhoartic tablets praised as the best diver pills by a Cedar Grove reader. The piece cites dubious claims of digestive relief and breath freshness, while Irish tests allegedly show wind dispersal of germs and bacteria.
Fragmentary text cites Arthur Jones and mentions age, kidney issues, rheumatism, back pain, and claimed Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy. The passage is garbled, lacking clear events or individuals beyond scattered names and product references.
A terse aphorism notes that telling a man he is better than he appears prompts him to strive beyond his current self. It warns against flattering claims that inflate effort or create false impressions of improvement.
The readable text describes a child with croup during the night and recovery after a bottle of Poira's Coney and Par Commound. It mentions patrons, a site, and morning improvement with unclear names and dates.
A reader remarks that Quy signifies Leader in French, yet this brings little comfort to Perey and his parents as they contend with the name’s meaning and its reception.
Women face kidney and bladder issues similar to men with aching backs sore joints blurred vision and puffiness under the eyes. Foley Kidney Pills promise to restore healthy kidney and bladder function. De Kring Labbers Allvertisemenk.
Mayor H Slikkerveer and county officers listed with recorder J Lohr and treasurer G L Van de Steeg. Passengers to Pytons on rail line cited. travel to St Aesuisda and St Sunday page shows ticket checks. Grant information mentions steamship rates and travel tickets with altered change office near J and W Depot.
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