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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
8
The readable text discusses Puley’s Honey for a child’s whooping cough and croup and mentions a plan or remedy intended to help a household. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR. The item reads like a personal or consumer remedy note rather than a formal notice.
A garbled excerpt describes tiredness and recollections of Over Per Gis. Mention of kidneys and fatigue suggests a health concern. The text references vague names and phrases like blue, ambition, and strengthening, with an urgent tone about improving energy.
Mrs Sam C Small of Clayton North Missouri writes of her grandson whooping cough at age three. She states they used Foley's remedy.
Fragmentary notes describe cold, stand and sleep disruptions and hacking coughs. Mentions remedies including Pulew Honey and Pur sets supposed to ease inflammation and breathing. Claims suggest remedies ease sleep for sufferers. references to drubbers and general discomfort.
The advertisement touts Foley Catharte Tablets as a plain act prompt and effective remedy for stomach upset and bowel regularity. It promises relief from nausea headaches sour stomach and related digestive discomfort with a simple daily use.
Pat and Mike travel beside a menagerie tent and discover an exit marked, provoking quick curiosity. They enter to inspect and are cut off mid discovery, suggesting tension or danger as they push into an unknown passage.
A whimsical, seesawing ad praises Prince Albert tobacco sold everywhere in bright red bags and tins. It extols five cent bags, tidy red tins, ten cent portions, and larger half pound tins with humidifying tops claimed to keep the tobacco fresh and neatly pressed.
The text discusses metric units and prefixes such as meter, kilometer, centimeter, and millimeter, noting their relations to familiar measures and uses. It then shifts to a reflection on spiritual life, asserting that true spiritual music arises from discord embraced and transformed by love, urging acceptance of life's harsh exactness.
In a Current Opinion excerpt, employers are urged to train their own workers rather than rely solely on outsiders. Loyalty and goodwill are intangible assets shaping profits, and promoting from within preserves morale. A grave physician advises the patient to take a vacation, though work pressures hinder this relief.
In an Illinois village a lively contest for the next baseball captain drew many candidates. The owner’s son, a small sick-nosed lad with freckled resolve, declared he would lead or his father’s bull would be turned into the field, and he was elected unanimously.
Last year there were only riders committed to the city of Lan. The note highlights a sparse activity record with limited entries and modest local engagement.
A wolf once guarded a flock as the shepherd trusted him. The wolf incurs no harm while with the sheep, then, when left in charge, attacks and devastates the flock. The shepherd laments his misplaced trust and questions fate.
A Lancaster mother touts Foley Kidney Pills as a cure for her six year old daughter's bed wetting. She claims rapid improvement, praises safety, and urges other mothers to try the remedy, noting no harm from the product and promising relief unless bed wetting stems from obstruction or malformation.
An ad-like notice explains that intestinal clogging produces poison from undigested matter, with Foley Catharté Tablets claimed to evacuate the bowels without griping and keep walls clean. Poley & Co. of Chicago promote Foley products for digestion and related ailments.
The term dew pond refers to small ponds on the chalk downs in southern England and elsewhere. It is debated whether dew contributes meaningfully to cattle water supplies, though many say dew is not a major source. Modern practice still uses traditional construction but requires initial artificial filling.
The article cites Rey. J. F. Newton of Commerce Rapids Liberal Cartharan to suggest Dickens lacked an inward city of the mind for consolation. Dickens depended on applause and public favor, making his life precarious and restless without a private retreat or prayer.
An official directory lists churches with contact details and service times. Christian Reform and related congregations invite attendees to morning and evening services, with ministers named and locations noted.
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