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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
7
A collage of patent remedies and literary opinions appears, including Mire Winslow’s Soormrye Aorker for Children claimed to ease inflammation and colic, Burdock Blood Bitters for stomach and bowels, and scattered remarks on landmark achievements from Darwin to electricity, plus a mock theatre note and a quip on Longfellow.
A sermon by Rev. A. V. F. Raymond discusses the kingdom of heaven as a guiding force in history. It contrasts earthly ambition with divine striving for excellence, urging progress, moral discipline, and international peace through holy work and enduring values.
A discussion on the Bible in schools and its role in European and American literature. The piece argues for teaching the Bible as a unifying source of life and culture, warning against sectarian use of education and urging children to learn from this fountain of life.
Excerpted prose railing at corporate greed and its moral hazard. It contrasts historic tyrants with modern wealth to warn that greed corrupts public life and harms the vulnerable. The author likens policy abuse to oppression and foresees divine judgment in time.
Sermon text urges socialism as a world movement believed to be right and to erase class distinctions. It calls for self sacrifice in duty and Christ’s path, and asserts finality of Christian gospel as God’s lasting word to all ages. Speakers include Rev. A. Noll in Philadelphia and Rev. Alsop in Brooklyn with other clergy varying locales.
Professor C B Borchgrevink recounts an encounter aboard the Southern Cross where a large penguin was killed with a spike driven through its head. The bird remained upright, still moving, despite the spike in its skull, startling the crew during dinner watches.
The notice describes a condensed weekly news summary and non partisan editorials. It promotes a new volume for 1903 with Dewhieta Numbers and The Companion Case in twelve colors and gold. It includes an offer for free remaining issues for subscribers and lists address at 144 Berkeley Street Boston Mass.
A fragment describes Soudage-Nisse recounting a confrontation with Willie Te he claims he threw a stone first to prevent harm as the other party appeared ready to strike him. The account captures a tense moment and a defensive action amid danger.
A damaged OCR fragment presents odd dialectical text and marketing lines. It includes mentions of Dr Wood's Syrup, marigold origins from Marian links, and a rumored product by Mrs Austin. The readable content hints at old time remedies and a grocery involvement.
An archaic style fragment shows a dialogue about earth’s principal yields and warming. It references a speaker named Johnny and a moment of exclamations. The text appears as a rough OCR snippet from a historical page.
A Bridgeport Washington news note reports Dadd's Kidney Pills as a new remedy gaining attention for rheumatism and kidney trouble. It highlights John Higgins who improved after using the pills and praises the medicine's virtue and effectiveness for his ailments.
The snide exchange features a prosaic broker deriding stock opinions while claiming the sun will set before night, a quip that highlights dismissive attitudes toward market chatter.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a dog bite incident with rabies concerns and a sarcastic exchange about shooting the dog. It references Judge Jeremiah Sullivan, Indiana politics, and a list of suggested place names amid garbled phrases.
The Lead Daily Call reports on mining industry news in the Black Hills region of South Dakota and notes a discovery of a forty foot long Viking ship on Karmo Island. It mentions annual sessions of the American Mining Congress in Lead and Leadwood.
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