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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
7
A clergyman’s son challenges his father during dinner saying the tongue’s lord is the man of tomorrow, a remark the father admits warrants doubt. The tale, from the Pirisburg Post, highlights a child's sharp critique of his father’s sermon.
Stephen Irene warns of mining perils in a dramatic, cautionary note. He describes earth’s depth as a deadly trap with gas hidden dangers. The piece highlights gas, rock falls, collapsing tunnels, and dangerous elevators as miners face lethal risks.
An old ad touts Garfield Tea from Garfeld Tea Co Brooklyn as purifying blood curing disease regulating digestion and promoting good health. It claims the tea is sold by druggists and targets “Be Well” readers.
An old magazine excerpt argues for strict silence with horses to ensure instant obedience. It warns against conversing with animals, claiming talking teaches them unpredictability and reduces focus. The piece promotes minimal verbal cues and precise, restrained commands to maintain rider control.
Audrey Thwait faces social snubs and jealousy at Sheila Fraser's masked ball as rumors swirl about Jack Glendaurwood and Sheila. Audrey, torn by love and suspicion, confronts betrayal while navigating the ballroom's gossip and hidden loyalties.
A compiled timeline recounts victories and defeats across centuries including Lewes 1264 Yorkist Hexham 1464, Napoleon 1800s, Lincoln era 1861, Piercing events like the 1900 Dundee occupation. It lists rulers, battles, appointments, inaugurations, and notable political shifts with many dates and places.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a speaker muttering about a Beal on them and a warning to Miss Caustlyue. It references Queen Margherita of Italy with pearls and a claim she loves automobiles and can drive. The text also mentions the cold hour of the twenty four and a morning.
A forest service bulletin warns the United States faces a timber famine due to excessive consumption and wasteful policy. It notes government-owned land, aging trees, and regional production caps, with the Northeast and South near max output and Washington state leading cuts. Also covers racial politics and local crime notes from Esther Carter’s drowning to court bailings and a $150,000 job.
Dun's Review of Trade notes higher prices across most raw materials led by iron and steel. Improved weather boosted distributive operations and retail sales. Breadstuffs rise supports European purchases while wheat and coarse grains boost farmer wealth. Bank clearings reach 207,754,845, up 26.4 percent from 1906.
Unseasonably cold and rainy weather hinders retail trade across the New York area and beyond, delaying reorders for light summer wear and fall men’s wear. Crop reports show modest improvement. weekly business failures total 184 to May 1, with Canada at 22. Wheat and corn exports for the week and year-to-date figures are given by Pradtstreets Commercial Report.
Readable list of grain and livestock prices from multiple hubs including Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York Toledo and Chicago style figures for cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye hay butter eggs potatoes and clover seed with ranges and unit prices across shipping and local markets.
Short news notes report three liners docking in New York bringing 8100 immigrants to the influx. King Carlos of Portugal plans a visit to Argentina after Brazil early next year per Lisbon dispatch. Elks of the World in Louisville seeks to compel use of its charter by the State Department. Dean Henry P Wright of Yale announces resignation at 70 and will take Carnegie pension. Richard McBride is described as youngest British Columbia premier at 36, four years in office. Cleveland Democrats back Olney boom as they recall his service under Bryan.
A Chicago mother reports her infant suffered eczema like itching for over a year. After trying many doctors and colleges, she used Cuticura Soap ointment and pills, noting the child improved after three boxes of ointment. The letter is dated October 1906.
The President of the Board of Health endorses Grape-Nuts as a fully cooked food that helps prevent malnutrition and heart and stomach issues. He shares personal relief from fatigue and sleep loss after adding the cereal with cow’s milk, praising its discipline in rational feeding.
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