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Newspaper

Sioux County Herald

Location

Orange City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1907

Page

8

Peruna Cure Praised by Kernerisville Woman

Lenora Bodenhamer of Kernersville N G writes she suffered stomach trouble and indigestion until Peruna and Manalin followed by doctorly advice restored her health. She urges others with similar symptoms to try Peruna noting Dr Mortman diagnosed stomach catarrh and confirmed her improvement. Many such testimonials appear in our pages.

Lenora Bobenhamer Lenora Bodenhamer R. FD Bar US Kernersville N. G Perana Mortman Manalin Peruna Hundiéia Bertman Kk. Paion Boston Mass Lydia E. Pinkham J. F. Walsh W. 26Th St New York City Eydia E. Pinkham Lydia EB. Pinkham

Paris Library Thieves Exposures Hugely Profound

Correspondents in Paris recount decades of major thefts from national and Beaux Arts libraries. Count Libri fled with works and 2,000,000 francs. he served no time. Beaux Arts losses totaled about 500,000 francs with no offender punished before death. The Beaux Arts inventory relied on catalog slips rather than complete records. A Detroit bishop anecdote ends the piece with a humorous moral about manners.

Paris Count Libri Nationa Library Hggland Iibrary Ele Ix Continaciam Ecate Des Beaux Arts Amid Pe Thais Legion of Honor Grand Palsis Rongn Thomas Chetts Beaux Arts

Dorcaryhurst Trader Touts Chicago Mail Order Reach

In Dorcaryhurst a tired man in a dry goods shop claims to have acquired the stringer and identifies the leading merchant vaguely as a Chicago mail order house, saying he does not know the name.

Dorcaryhurst Stringer Chicago

Conger Former Minister to China Dies in California

Edwin H. Conger veteran diplomat and soldier died Saturday in Pada California. A Galesburg native born March 7 183, he served in the Union Army and later held Kansas political roles before entering diplomacy. He was minister to Brazil then China and head of a post Boxer negotiations.

Shion Soccambe Edwin’ Hurd -Conger China Pada Jena Cal Pic Nunig Wa Carser SM Conger OH. Conger Sherman Galesburg Dexter Iowa Brazil Tle Peking United States Mexico

Doctor in Public Schools Sparks Roosevelt Letter Protest

A Review of Reviews piece by Dr. Cronin on small families drew a 200 name response from residents including Roosevelt who oppose the teaching. The president contests Cronin's claim linking physical defects to small families and cites Massachusetts birth versus death rates and athlete family sizes as counter evidence. He warns against ideas that would erode future generations and moral standards in American life.

Cronin Roosevelt Ta Shaw Review of Reviews Wassechusetts Wisconsin Lalletin Department of Horse -Breeding Wisconsin College of Agriculture Hiw

Bond heist details emerge in Trust Company of America robbery

Late evidence shows the stolen bonds valued no less than $500 000. Douglass and partner Nett investigated for conspiring to divert $200 000 for conveyance fraud. About $20 000 in cash and collateral linked to the theft were traced. Trust Company officials say $105 000 was paid to recover bonds while losses may exceed $500 000 when the loaned $25 000 is included. A prominent Preston associate’s role remains unproven.

Trust Company of America Soa Douglass Dennett Feston Lima Lewis Sms

Notable Figures Named In A Chaotic International Roundup

Justice Moody and Charles Watts appear amid a bizarre mix of people including a Kent boy weighing 72 pounds and a U S fish expert earning 14 a month. Vienna public executioner Lang eats strange foods while Nannetti and Trollope hold odd roles in a print shop and priesthood. Lord Kitchener is recalled as a pig driving boyhood figure. Chief Pleasant Carter foresees the disappearance of Indians in a century as Congress reshapes lands.

W. E. Moody Tulset Dishlin Freaman George Trollope Appah Utes Leupp Congress Stewart Eaward White California New York Lord Kitchener Pleasant Carter The Creeks Oklahoma United States

Corn Shredder Use Surges In Wisconsin Farms

A detailed description explains the corn shredder and haying gear used with a horse drawn implement. It covers how the machine separates ears from husks, shreds stalks for fodder, and aids shock building. It argues shredding saves feed, improves manure value, and boosts stock capacity on farms.

Reluctant to Claim Estate Stirs Family Inheritance Fight

Peter Couture, longtime small-time worker from Washington, travels to Ottawa to seek one third of a $20,000,000 estate for him and his two brothers. He left home after a violent quarrel with his parents twenty years ago and had resisted earlier urging to settle the estate. Upon learning of the fortune he agreed to go east and aid in the settlement, planning to return to the far northwest after division.

Ciaim Eatate Peter Couture Washington Ottawa Couture Conture Fnally

Backache cures and patent medicine claims from old ads

A messy OCR slice shows Dean's Kidney Pills praised by John C. Coleman of Sweinsboro Georgia for kidney relief and back pain. It also contains a fraudulent subscription to a patent cure claim, a non-related political anecdote, and Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial with Frank J. Cheney sworn affidavit and a Toledo notary.

Dean John C. Coleman Sweinsboro Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Dateg Busingss Poléda Wii Frank J. Creney A. de Isso N. W. Gleason Sealy Notary Public Hall Cheney & CO Loledu

Constipation Remedy Mentioned Amid Household Chatter

Fragment mentions Dalt's Family Pilly advertised as a constipation cure sold by druggists. Nearby dialogue references a girl named Thad or Thad. Ms. Ferguson questions if she’s the pew girl and a kitchen singer discusses her cooking ability.

Dalt Ms. Ferguson Mrs. Ferguson

Allen's Foot-Ease 4 powder for tired feet

Ask Your Ceater for Allen's Foot-Ease 4 powder to shake into your shoes. It rests the feet and cures corns bunions and sore hot callous and ingrowing nails. Makes tight shoes easy. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. Sample mailed privacy address Allen Olmsted Le Roy N.Y.

Allen Alen Olmsted le Roy N.Y

Charity and health remedies and rose varieties note

The article promotes charitable giving during life as the truest form of charity. It endorses Garfield Tea for health benefits and cites its herbal composition under the Pure Food and Drugs Law. It also discusses the existence of about 200 rose species and notable varieties including a dark red rose claimed to resemble black velvet.

Garfield ‘Tea Co Brooklyn Penheps New York Dlorist

Early English smoking and patent cures described

A historical note describes pre tobacco England where smoking was common and mentions the favorite snoke, the driad teaveg of coltsfoat, alongside Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Childian. The text cites soothing gums and reducing inflammation, claiming wind colic relief for a dollar.

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