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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1913
Page
4
Sioux County Herald published in Orange City Iowa as second class matter. Issued weekly on Thursdays in Sioux County Northwestern Iowa. Rates shown include cash in advance and cash on delivery for one year 1.60 six months 0.80 three months 0.50. Address orders to JSAAC HOSPERS.
An advertisement touts the Six Volantnivernational Cooking World Famous Chefs collection for the United States Canada and Europe. It promises recipes and beauty embossed covers with a prepaid set available for holidays from Intermiutional Publisi Security Bldg Los Angeles California.
Correspondence from Alton reports Mr and Mrs John Ave and Mrs FTE Fuller leaving Friday for Rochester where Mrs Ave will have two minor operations. Miss Helen Leich, a millinery trimmer, left for Crus Neb. Miss Jennie Keereman stayed with G Pojana in Orange City last week. Burglars entered homes Friday stealing an iron bus containing 14 dollars from the former and a fountain pen from the latter. The Fortnightly chime notes events and readings at the week’s end with music and a chorus. Frost is on, and local social items from the week close with minor anecdotes.
The public school and others were entertained by Miss Mary Bowerss presence during a Friday opening. Guests included Messrs. and Mesdames Hutchinson and G E Bowers. Judge Hutchinsons family plan a visit to New Meshe after the Wisconsin winter.
A Farm and Fire silh correspondent describes a tree toad changing color when moved between items and settings. An old board specimen turned from dingy brown to creamy with pale brown dots, then shifted to green near larch, illustrating color adaptation similar to a chameleon, inviting readers to try locating the toad in varied colors.
In a four person gathering one man is asked to write his name on a folded paper placed on his forehead. He hesitates then writes quickly starting at the left temple, producing a mirrored legibility that amuses onlookers. the scene reveals how context affects handwriting and perception.
Advert left in a early issue urges readers to visit a specialist for glasses. It promotes a new fitting method and claims to tailor spectacles to difficult and stubborn eye cases. Delays warned as eyes may worsen beyond correction.
Misread OCR fragment outlines methods to prevent spread of a parasitic disease in sheep. Mentions sleep mecusie parasite and muscles, refers to infection in animals and references infection control, but legible details are limited. Likely 19th or early 20th century veterinary discussion with emphasis on prevention.
A brief notice highlights Shropshire sheep on offer at a regional sale. Names of breeders or consignors are not clear in the fragment but the event centers on breeding stock and livestock trading within the area.
A local guide appears in a rounded column describing tips for navigating a dimly lit area. The piece mentions daily routines and practical observations about daily life and street safety.
Fashion brief notes fall coat styles offered by Lew Work showcasing up to date designs. Highlights include tailored lines and fabric variety aimed at urban wearers seeking practical elegance for the season.
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