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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
1
An advertisement explains Royal Baking Powder uses cream of tartar derived from grapes, claiming it is the healthiest option. It contrasts phosphate and Yalum from minerals as cheaper substitutes and urges customers to choose Royal for a noticeable improvement in food quality.
The essay argues that postwar terms will punish Germany harshly, urging continuation of total victory. It discusses German leadership, resistance, and the world’s response, comparing to the Confederate defeat and noting German militarism, politics, and diplomacy.
Minna Irving in Leslie's Weekly laments soldiers loafing while guarding work, noting the Rio Grande camp life with mosquitos and pests. She argues not too proud for freedom to fight yet jokes that loafing cannot defend Old Glory. The piece blends humor with duty.
Card of Trunks thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during the sickness and death of their husband and father, Mrs. Jacob Mever and family say.
The Commoner denounces Mr Hughes for muddying the waters in a public spat with Mr Bryan. The piece riffs on Bethesda through a biblical allusion to angel troubled waters to condemn the stirring of controversy.
A fragment notes that executions at four percent have not occurred in Sioux County and asks if the speaker should be Orange City.
The article outlines the meter as the fundamental unit of length, equivalent to 39.37 inches, and explains metric prefixes from milli to kilo. It notes that kilometers replace miles in metric countries and compares meters with yards, chains, and statute miles.
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