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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
6
Mr J M Singish of Cavehill Tenk writes of four years of kidney and back trouble. After two doctors diagnosed diabetes and heart issues, he found relief with Dodds Kidney and Back Pills. He credits the medicine with curing his condition and improving his health.
Fragmentary text describes a long running case with mentions of trials, charges, and investigations. It references a suspect, public reaction, and ongoing legal proceedings amid turmoil and intense public scrutiny.
After a brutal showdown Duane survives and returns to Wellston welcomed by friends and family. He contemplates fear of pursuit and a future with Ray Longstreth, who offers safety, marriage, and a move away from Texas to a plantation family life in Louisiana.
The narrator recalls a powerful, dark drive returning in him, a wind of flame and bloodlust haunted by pale faces and accusing eyes. Yet between such impulses stands a noble woman offering faith, love, and beauty, shaping his struggle.
A Washington survey found 798 feeble minded in the District with 97 in appropriate, 249 in inappropriate, and 452 not in institutions. Researchers classify idiots, imbeciles, and morons, estimating about 1,500 insane and similar numbers of feeble minded as a community’s size.
The article advises a October fly kill campaign to prevent typhoid from flies entering warm houses as cooler nights arrive. It recommends good screening, fly swatters, fly paper, and various traps including the Hodge window trap with beer or molasses baits, plus garbage can and manure box traps for farms.
A garbled column cites satire and snippets about political real estate and public figures. It mentions Senator Sorchum predicting no landslide and references mock exchanges about employment, humor pieces, and debates on drunkenness as a disease with doctors and treatment discussed.
Governor Nat Harris signed a bill granting women the right to practice law in Georgia. Witnesses at the signing included Mary L. McLendon, Mary Anderson, and Ars. E. L. Martin, marking the culmination of years of suffrage effort by Georgia women.
Bayonne area riot extends as police showcased force at the Constable Hook strike zone. Officers swept the district twice, firing on gunmen, wrecking saloons, and arresting proprietors while residents fled the shooting. A dead unidentified man was found in the street with a bullet wound. Public safety chief Henry Wilson said order was restored as strikers consider a 400 man reserve to suppress unrest.
San Antonio Texas October 13 an immediate prospect calls for state troops on border duty to return home except for units already under orders General Funstan announced all national guard troops remaining in state mobilization camps have been ordered out to replace other forces on duty for months Troops not relieved by this change must stay mobilized indefinitely until policy shifts reduce border strength The First Kansas infantry will depart October 17 along with A company and others already ordered to head back
The recently formed Section of the American ambulance repairs a kitchen and other hospital hall accessories. The report notes Luvering York as a recommender.
Paris Oct 13 French soldiers are urged to invest their surplus cash in the new war loan in a general army order. The order calls it a sacred duty equal to military service and says those who do not subscribe waste resources while France needs funds for ammunition.
A passenger train from Aberdeen to Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul derailed at the city limits of Minneapolis after a broken rail. Engineer Frank S. Sheppard died instantly. Four passengers were injured and about 100 others were shaken but unharmed.
Captain Paul Konig of the German submarine Deutschland says he is busy with preparations for a second voyage across the ocean to return to the United States. The Hamburger Nachrichten notes the message to his native town congratulating his voyage and coming return.
State's Attorney Maclay Hoyne announced warrants will be sought this afternoon charging a thief of Police Charles Heshy with conspiracy and with malfeasance. He intends to arrest others as well, linking the case to Chief Healy's administration of vice saloons and gambling. Hoyne said grand juries are secret and will bring the matter into open court for public scrutiny.
The report describes British advance guards east of the Struma river and armored car reconnaissance around the Seres Saloniki railway junction held by Bulgarians. It notes Romanian defeats, Austro-German gains in Transylvania, and Italian activity toward Trieste with prisoner increases.
Fragmentary dispatch reports Sato presenting credentials to Secretary Lansing and other officials in Washington. The note mentions a return to Washington with credentials and a period covering events around October 13.
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