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Newspaper

Sioux County Herald

Location

Orange City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1913

Page

4

Woman Escapes Operation With Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Mrs Hay Wap Lowers of Cary Maine recounts severe back pain nervousness and fatigue before an operation She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health improving sleep appetite and energy She urges others to seek advice from the company and assures confidential help.

Lydia E Pinkha Sorené Lydia & Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia A.pinkham

Winter League Formed in South for Major Stars

Fort Smith Arkansas prepares to host a winter league starring Walter Johnson and Larry Cheney. The plan calls for a series of games in local parks with many minor leaguers and major leaguers from teams like the Red Sox and Giants. Johnson and Schmidt organize games with Oklahoma and Kansas teams while Fort Smith serves as a hub for northern and southern talent during the off season.

Winter League STARS South Fort Smith Ark Walter Johnson Larry Cheney Wil Jom Arkansas Boys Sox Glanta Charled Sched Bia Leamiers Oklahoma Kansas Elain All Arkansas Schmidt Arkansas Johnson van Buren Ers Roper Mijors Smith Arkinsas San Francisco Pitcmers Poster Red Sox Bonanze Brown Rogers Russellrike Bert Maxwell International League Texarkana Cheney Oklahoma Tein Betson Coffayville Kin Sprinsfeld

Training Their Own Employes For Better Business

The outlook notes a trend toward corporations educating their own workers to boost efficiency. National and trade groups promote company sponsored training, with firms funding classes, night courses, or free high grade technical programs. Leaders like Steinmetz and Galloway joined the new movement aiming to align education with business needs and improve corporate instruction.

German Empire National Treasury For Education X Federation of Lalor Greems of National Association of Manufacturers Chamber of Com- Terme United States of America Ami National Raucational Association Grews Ween Sspoole Layton Ghio Delaras Cents Mie Hytr Charles P. Steinmetz Lee Galloway New York University Vito Asaoelaikin Corporation

Power Struggles in Harper’s Weekly Report

An excerpt reports intense Secretary anger as he asserts the powers of his office. The text notes fears over inability to turnien wi mone and references a dramatic rest at a moon. The piece mentions MeAfion announcement and a demand for furnished books amid political tension.

Rom Harper's Weekly Anger Viratigvale

Old town ambitions and a return to the shop

Rube Curran, returning to his hometown, halves dreams of glory with Wiley Curran and Harlan Van Hart. The trio confronts past ties, local loyalties, and the pull of family power on High Street as the editor recalls a life of journalism, justice, and small-town politics.

Rube Janet Wiley Dekota Nevada Montana Matagorda Texas Louisiana Makers Old Town Curran Janet Vance High Street Bubé Dickinson's Hub Isenbaum & Kickenheimer New York Palace of Sweets First National Bank van, Hart & Donley Wiley T. Curran Mowry Dickinsor Johnson Sarivile Rome All Jet Chicago Pettifogher Stuart Court House Hall Wiley Curran Tribune Kelly Schmitz Pearla Harlan Nephew Harvard Carmichael Bae Black Sheep van Hart Elsie Dickinson Elsie Bryn Mawr Thaddeus Tanner Harlan Judge Netys Abby Rune Nabor Mr. Currin Stegers Weill Knute Curzon Smason Mason Kunte Florian Hawoula Iowa Elup Beaven Peraon Rewe Judie van Hart Kaute America Fordike Vara Chad Law and Justice Aurelie Afich Bracclesaty Heghed Harlin Scrosa Danley Xolfien Milch Wiley's Binsinawa Txbner Comppany Harlan I van Harts Atlantic Monthly New England Ruba Rarlan Witey Arne Vance Wisconsin Janerl Lyland Empire Christuaz

Survey finds Lombroso's criminology not supported

A five year study of three thousand convicts in an Engita prison shows Lombroso’s indicators such as head shape eye color hair wave tattooing and other traits are equally common among convicts and the general population. Convicts are neither more criminal nor biologically abnormal than their peers.

Engita Urison

The Editor Retorts from the Wakefield Item

The Wakefield Item column notes not all errors come from a single source. It cites mis deliveries in Wakefield where furniture was placed in wrong rooms, and jokes about recurring slips.

Wakefield White Age New York House Kid War

A Taste for Books by John W. Hetsche

A fragmentary note discusses a taste for reading and perverse book selection, mentioning a humorous or critical reflection on reading habits and personal preferences. The text references readers and writers in a casual, wry tone.

John ¥.W. Hetsche

Plan to boost farming in England announced

Chancellor Lloyd-George outlined a sweeping land campaign to attract and retain rural workers, create a ministry of lands, transfer the board of agriculture, and empower commissioners to lower rents, reclaim derelict land, plant forests, and improve farm housing and wages. The cabinet approved the plan unanimously.

England Swindon Eog—Spetial Lloyd-George British Isles Tapds Sis Board of Vericulture Iriniatry Poabesa Commissionera Ministry of Lands

Will She Wear Them From the Christian Centact

A mother asks to comment on women’s dress. The Century declines guidance, cites a daughter in girt skirts, and notes some modest girls dress immodestly. It traces fashion history from Eve to present styles, condemning extreme current fashions while praising modest women.

Theo Eve Bre

Philadelphia's Oldest Institutions in Public Ledger

The article recalls Philadelphia's venerable establishments dating to the city's infancy, including the enduring Old Malt House and Penn Charter School. It notes a long line of family ownership and historic firms, with references to Francis Perot and early colonial society as Washington's era.

Philadelphia Girard Public Ledger Instituteam Lia Phia Achoal Sa Anthony Mosefig Rover Francis Perot Martirrind Thomas Pores Sonle Law de Buminime North America Hadena Bay Company Whith Penn Charter School Washington

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