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Sioux County Herald in Orange City, Iowa

05 Nov 1902

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Newspaper

Sioux County Herald

Location

Orange City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1902

Page

8

Notice of Sioux County Tax Sale in Orange City Iowa

Notice from the Sioux County Treasurer announcing a public county tax sale in Orange City to settle unpaid taxes for the current and prior years. The sale begins Monday at 9:00 AM and may continue daily with adjournments as lands and lots are paid or settled.

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Verlaine’s Legacy and Bibi the Umbrella Thief Tale

Verlaine left Bibilepurce a legacy for those who cared for him. Bibi, though grateful, kept stealing hosts’ umbrellas, leading to neglect and eventual poverty. A 27-person banquet raised a subscription, and umbrellas accompanied his retirement. Our cradles remain common in modern Greece, evolving from baskets to swinging beds between two pillars, a proto bercelet.

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Verlaine Bibilepurce Bibi Bagobe Greece
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The Green Frog and the Overland Telegraph

A humorous tale explains how green frogs climb poles and sit on insulators with droppers, misinterpreting them as cushions. Their naps cause a shock when they touch the pole, interrupting lines and prompting papers to joke about cables from Hogland due to a cyclone.

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Australia Hogland
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Corn Troubles and Foot Care in Common Sense

The article advises sensible footwear to curb hereditary corns and promotes popular remedies. It warns against letting corns grow and suggests pumice or surgical removal, along with pedicure practices like hot-water soaking and removing waste material.

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Onion Soup Recipe from Elder Dumas Instructions

A celebrated onion soup recipe is outlined for three pints of soup using Bermuda or white onions fried in butter, then simmered in water with pepper and salt. The yolk of three eggs is beaten into the soup and poured over toasted bread, with milk as an optional substitute for water.

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Dumas Bermuda
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Cradles Carved From Tree Trunks in Early Manuscripts

In ninth and tenth century manuscripts there are illustrations of cradles made from hollowed tree trunks with belts through the sides to tie the infant in bed. The dug-out forms reflect early parenting devices and bed fittings.

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Damp houses blamed for illness and mold dangers

The article warns damp moldy homes threaten health and life. It cites historic Lancet observations linking diphtheria to mold and fungal growths and urges destroying moldy fabrics and unfit items to prevent spread.

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Londo Lancet
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Shorter Husband Chosen for Salary Over Size

A lighthearted chat reveals Minnie explaining why she married a man shorter than herself. She explains the choice came down to preferring a bigger salary over a larger stature.

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Minnie Fred
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Polite Tramp Jogging Take-Pard Incident Report

A Philadelphia Record item notes a curious incident where a tramp and a jogger are described in playful slang. The piece mentions a bulldog attack and a female target, with social quirks and gendered humor shaping the narrative tone.

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Tim Philadelphia
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Flow can you love him

A San Francisco Bulletin note hints at romance with a note about the lover’s father being a cattle butcher and the son’s wealth, mentioning a $3,000,000 figure as context.

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San Francisco Bulletin
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Early Industry Hewitt How Did You Start In Business

Hewitt asks about beginnings in business as a footwalker. Jewett and twins discuss a judge.

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Hewitt Jewett Judge
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Glycerin’s Peculiar Thermal and Physical Properties

The text notes glycerin does not freeze or evaporate at ordinary temperatures, shows minimal loss by evaporation below 200 degrees F, but decomposes with odor under intense heat. It burns with a pale flame around 300 degrees, serves as a pigment vehicle, and crystallizes as sugar candy when frozen yet melts to avoid re-crystallization.

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On the Carpet The London Chronicle critique

The London Chronicle critiques a popular book using the phrase on the carpet. It notes the author’s failure to avoid the trope and argues the expression merely functions as a generic table cover for discussion rather than a true carpet.

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The London Chronicle le Tapis
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Fragments on Language and Translation in English Usage

The piece mocks borrowed phrases and translating quirks from French into English. It notes that certain idioms like on the carpet misfit, while others such as eye to quietness are misrendered. It laments perpetual suppression of odd expressions in English discourse.

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Walla
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Doukhebers and Doukhobors in Canada Folklore

A writer notes Doukhobors in Canada as vegetarian reformers, among the few English words they know is grease. They fear lard or tallow in bread and refuse foods so prepared, while Cree Indians react with caution, waving a bannock and shouting grease to ward them off.

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Canada Doukholor
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Family of Birds and Kin in West Virginia Parish

A comic piece claims a minister's wife in West Virginia has married three times. It lists maiden Partridge and husbands Robin Sparrow and Quayle, noting two young Robbing and Sparrow and three Qiagles. Grandfathers Swant and a dead Jay are named, while the writer, a Lyre bird, calls themselves a relative. They live on Hawk avenue Exgieville Canary islands.

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West Virginia Partridge Robin Nhk Quayle Robbing Paradise Lin Hawk Avenue Exgieville Canary Islands
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Not the Same Privilege in a Literary Tale

A man with literary dreams shares a poem with his wife before publication. She remarks that he seems dazed by the burden yet offers a spark of ambition. He counters that even Tennyson faced similar trials, while she challenges him to persevere.

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Henry Tennyson
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Getting Down to Business

Mistress to Lew is two demands truthfulness and obedience. Mary answers the servant questions about when to speak and whether truth or obedience guides her actions in a moral dilemma.

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Lew Sibingis
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Willink Tempts Eve in a Mythic Dialogue of Temptation

The fragment presents a retold scene where Willie tempts Eve with an apple and Adam and Mabel appear as characters. The dialogue hints at classic themes of obedience and desire within a playful or stylized narrative frame.

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Willink Willie Mabel
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Careful Woman Warning Husband Safety Cited

In a Philadelphia Press snippet a cautious remark warns a wife to monitor and relay all events to her husband while another voice advocates guarding him from harm. The exchange highlights concern for his protection and vigilance.

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Shortest Europeans: Laplanders Noted for Tiny Averages

A report states the Laplanders are the shortest in Europe with men averaging about 4 feet 11 inches and women about 9 inches shorter. The observation highlights remarkable height variation across populations and notes the gender gap in average stature.

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Europe
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Silk production in Murcia and ancient measurement terms

The text discusses Murcia as the main silk producer in Spain and explains historical units of measure. It defines the foot and cubit, tracing their origins from English and Latin roots, and describes the arm length as a standard of distance in a fully extended pose.

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Diamonds Under Water And Irish Railroa d Puzzle

Imitation diamonds appear dull underwater while genuine stones stay bright. A Santa Fe conductor recalls an Irish railroad sign on a double track: when two trains meet they must stand still until they pass.

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Santa Fe Los Angeles San Bernardinno Sun Ireland
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Dentist Visit Becomes Imaginary Tooth Extraction

A dialogue pits a sufferer who insists on an instant tooth extraction against a scientist who says the tooth does not ache. The sufferer replies that he will have the imagination pulled out instead.

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Absent Friends Comment Sparks Modesty Debate

A humorous exchange between Miss Gush and Miss Cander ponders what friends would say about us in our absence. The quip suggests hearing would curb vanity and reduce the number of friends.

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Miss Gush Cander
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Traveling on business not for pleasure remark

Quote from Fliegende Blatter contrasts a traveler’s comment about scenery with a reply asserting business purpose over leisure during travel. The snippet reflects editorial tone and a focus on travel sentiment.

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Fliegende Blatter
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Beware of the woman who loves MOTE om

A Chicago News item notes a cautious warning about a woman described as overly attached to MOTE. The piece emphasizes caution in personal entanglements and highlights a social cautionary theme.

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Mote Jlove Chijeage News
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