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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
3
The Sioux County Herald is issued every Thursday in Orange City Iowa as second class matter. It offers terms cash in advance and job work with neatness and dispatch. Subscriptions cost one year twelve dollars fifty cents and three months for one copy. Address orders to Isaac Hospers.
The Form nizhily Club plans a program on Agriculture Manual Training and Domestic Science with papers by F. E. Fuller and Mrs. Countryman. Miss Zwemer spoke on China mission work Saturday, with a lecture at the Presbyterian church Sunday.
An oddly phrased testimonial urges readers to use Allen's Cough I Golem for coughs and colds. It claims soothing relief and harmless ingredients, noting bottles priced at 2d, several shillings, and one pound.
Fragments describe a bake in a tall oven for an hour and a feast related to Tanands. The text is garbled but mentions a timing element and a cooking process.
Fragments describe a dessert preparation with terms like maple fondant and a dandy follow of tape. The text hints at dripping syrup over a form and dipping in a doveitic or rotted red coconut. A ball pressed between savory wafers is described as making a delirious henbon.
This excerpt outlines methods for beefsteak with tomato gravy and a step by step pan sear finish. It also sketches Hawaii banana preparations including frying, baking, and a baked dessert with coconut and sugar, aiming for rich flavor and varied textures.
A fragmented recipe outlines cooking a fish dish with Sukie beet and pat mackere. It mentions frying one side then turning, creating a gravy, serving with toast and custard, and notes on boiling, baking custard bowls, and adding spices like ginger and pepper for later cake-like portions.
A garbled OCR fragment describes an animal’s feeding act with odd phrasing and unclear subjects. It mentions a small creature moving between limbs and toward the mouth, presenting a puzzling, nonstandard depiction.
A peculiar structural issue keeps the trex from breathing with its mouth open. Forcibly holding the mouth open would suffocate the antral, ending its life.
A domestic vignette contrasts a mother tidying after illness with plans to clothe a child, while a husband muses on duties and logistics. The piece shifts to a classroom joke via Chicago Tribune about a teacher misplacing the accent on penultimate, prompting Aunty Penultimate as a punchline.
The article surveys wedding preparations, etiquette, and fashion trends. It notes seasonal influences on ceremony simplicity or magnificence, flower choices from white roses to fur and chiffon themes, invitation styles, and the growing role of bridesmaids. It discusses costs, duties, and variations in bridal party arrangements and responsibilities.
A dated guide urges quiet hands and careful introductions. It discusses avoiding fidgeting during conversations, waiting for others to speak, and polite responses when names are given. It emphasizes respectful behavior, courteous acknowledgment, and minimizing personal displays to prevent embarrassment.
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