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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1916
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text mentions chest symptoms and remedies for whooping cough and croup. References to individuals Foley and Var, and to a horse for cough treatment appear in the unclear passage. Overall, the readable lines suggest a casual medical note with uncertain names and places.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Mrs. Anne’s back pain and kidney-related symptoms prompting rest and care. The garbled text mentions relief efforts and health concerns but lacks clear events or verifiable names.
An old line sells Foley Kidney Pills claiming they restore energy and vigor when kidneys feel tired or inactive. The ad asserts the product sharpens energy and ambition, promising quick effects.
The fragment mentions a baby with whooping cough and a medical testimonial from Mrs. Sam C Small of Clayton AN. M. notes her grandson suffered whooping cough at age three and states use of Foley's remedy.
Weather notes mention sleet and snow with coughs and colds. Foley's Money and Tar are advertised as acting quickly to clear air passages and relieve inflammation so sleep is undisturbed. Print shop references appear with Lubbers.
Foley Cathartic Tablets claim prompt relief for bowels with no pain nausea or eraping. They are advertised to keep the stomach sweet and liver active while banishing biliousness sick headaches sour stomach and indigestion. De Kray and Lubbers.
Pat and Mike hurry toward an opening marked Exte and decide to explore, eager to see what lies inside. The scene hints at a hidden or mysterious exhibit behind the tent structure.
Advert says Buy Prince Albert tobacco in toppy red bags and tidy red tins ten cents. Promotes a handsome pound and half-pound tin with a corking fine pound crystal glass container and sponge moistener top to keep the tobacco in trim.
A fragmented excerpt explains metric units including the meter the kilometer and smaller units while contrasting with English miles. It mentions metric usage in various applications and notes approximate conversions to inches and yards alongside stray quotes about spiritual music and philosophy from the Ohio State Journal.
The piece argues employers should train their own staff rather than rely on outsiders. It claims loyalty and goodwill come from homegrown training, and promotion of insiders over outsiders is essential for long term profit. It cites Current Opinion on loyalty and the value of internal development.
In an Illinois village a large field of candidates vied for captain of the junior baseball team. A small, tracked boy declared he would lead or his father’s bull would be turned into the field, and the remark carried the vote. The boy was elected unanimously.
Last year 25 riders were recorded for offenses near the efty of foci. The fragment notes a small statistical record and implies ongoing concerns about misconduct in the area.
Aesop's fable tells how a wolf loyal to a flock deceives the shepherd by remaining close to the sheep for days. The shepherd, misplacing trust, leaves the flock under the wolf's care. When the wolf acts, the flock is ruined and the shepherd laments his misplaced trust.
Lancaster readers are urged to try Foley Kidney Pills to stop bed-wetting in children. A six year old girl’s condition improved after using the product. advertisers claim safe, drug free relief and offer a leaflet from Foley & Co at 2825 Sheffield Ave Chicago.
An ad explains that intestinal clogging wastes cause disease and claims Foley Cathartic Tablets cleanse the bowels without griping. It states regular bowels prevent biliousness gas and indigestion and credits Foley Foley Co Chicago as the maker with distribution by druggists.
The article discusses dew ponds on chalk downs and whether dew deposits meaningfully contribute to cattle water supplies. It notes traditional creation methods but mentions fresh ponds require artificial lining and that evidence remains unsettled. It then shifts to a critique of Dickens and the dependence on public opinion for his life.
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