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Newspaper

Sioux County Herald

Location

Orange City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1907

Page

4

Unclear damaged ad offers piano sale to Sioux City fair

Fragmented advertisement promotes free fare to the Interstate Fair in Sioux City area and urges readers to contact local dealers Newman Bros, Gibers, and others. It mentions piano sales, installments, and terms but many phrases are garbled, with multiple misspellings and unreadable sections. The overall gist: a promotional sale tied to a fair with installment options and local business names.

Sioux City Iswa City Arado Binteli St & Clark Ferrand & Rey Ago Newman Bros

Fall Millinery Promotes New Milwaukees House

A fragmentary ad notes a Milwaukee millinery house reemphasizing updated patterns and prices for hats. It mentions Bashroom Decuine and local production terms with unclear phrasing but highlights new styles and affordability.

Cellis Uz Nura Concern House of Milwapkee

Untangled fragment hints at job request and store dealings

The readable bits describe a merchant noting a candidate or staff issue in a store. Details are fragmented but imply a job application or staffing matter and reference a person connected to the store. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions are discernible.

Powder to share Into four shoes

Fragmentary ad text describes footwear options and mentions a product or brand related to foot care. It references calling a bearer for alien's foot-fase and lists an address and location clues, suggesting a sale or display of shoes or remedies.

Ambiguous Senate Contention Cited in Casual Exchange

Fragments from a Philadelphia Ledger item show a casual exchange about a possible bid or action by a senator. The writing hints at political maneuvering and uncertainty, with references to timing and informal talk among unnamed sources.

Vernon Tiley of St. Miss Pendles Delights in Conversation

The note describes a conversation with Prof. McSpark and Miss Pendles praising one of the most entertaining talkers listened to, recounting a delightful evening and a survey of impressions.

Tiley Vernon Miss Pendles McSparkter

Fenimore Cooper Tale of Revolutionary Strife

Fragmented OCR portrays a Civil War era scene with Major Dunwoodie, Captain Lawton, and Archibald Shigmaves as surgeons, spies, and officers amid a rocky ambush near Fort Washington. The narrative threads battle, loyalty, and danger, with cryptic letters and shifting allegiances weaving through the cottage and surrounding outpost.

Sea Collision and Shark Attack on Savoia Voyage

A damaged vessel story unfolds as a flying Lorriage collides with an innity lonite last observed near the shore while a shark attacks and a steward is knocked overboard. The crew struggles with injuries and a chaotic scene unfolds below deck. About 1,500,000 persons are employed in coal mines, highlighting broader labor context.

Baricutine Savile Dee Linkwestine Dace Epeiny Dla Savoia

Strange Bull Antelope and Takin Horns Compared

A lengthy, fragmentary piece discusses the takin and bull antelope, noting Budoroas tricolor, horn forms, and possible ancestral links among antelopes, musk ox, goats, and sheep. It also recounts a legal dispute with Webster offering counsel for $1000, leading to a Nantucket-wide misallocation of legal services.

Missimi Assim Brian Hodgson Chia Pere David Naguedt Hisfory Mpsonner Arctic Circle

Hired Webster in Nantucket Monta Bargain

A Sharp Nantucket figure, described as defund ly, engaged Webster for services amid a dispute over payment. A small case was to be tried at a local court in June, with Powad to Webster's office in great Inett.

Webster Nantucket Danial Weister Altgrd Inett

Great Polyzter Selonna Cesar Mainyu multilingual scholar

On his deathbed the linguist Selonna Cesar Mainyu spoke of tongues with ease noting he wrote in thirteen languages by age 18. His published works include translations from Arabic Persian Ethiopic Hebrew Coptic Armenian Georgian Mongol Chinese Korean Japanese Greek Russian Welsh and Gothic. He preached in Georgian to a Georgian congregation at Kutuis London Cathedral.

Polyzter Selonna Cesar Mainyu Kabitugliy Selowan Kutuis London

Very Old Trees Across the World Mentioned

The text notes palm ages of 200 to 700 years in Brazil and Arabia, Wallin's ant in Paistey over 700, eight Mount of Olives olives alive since 1090 near Jerusalem, Fountain Abbey yews dating to 1132, a redwood in Mari posa grove, California, and African baobabs exceeding 6,000 years. It cites Chapultepec’s cypress as exceptionally old and remarks on a cranky patient misperceiving a patient’s age.

Wallin’s Ant Paistey Scotland Mount of Olives Jerusalem Fountain Abbey Yorkshire Mariposa Grove California Africa Chapultepecla

Resting the Voice: Patient Advised by Doctor to Speak Less

In a terse exchange the patient resists rest for a throat ailment arguing she speaks carefully. The doctor insists complete vocal rest is the only cure, warning that talking will worsen the condition. The debate highlights the tension between quick relief and thorough rest for vocal health.

Madan

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Retired Farmer

A Fenver Street resident in Cazenoria New York testifies that about fifteen years ago he suffered with a dog hack and kidney trouble. He says Doan's Kidney Pills gave relief from the first box and two boxes restored him to health. He adds his wife and friends have used Doan's with good results and recommends them. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box by Poster-Mithurn Co Buffalo New York.

Selief St. Keer Fenver Streee Cazenoria N.Y Dean’s Doan Poster-Mithurn Co Luflulo

Good Dresser Snow Rabbit Mystery

A fragmented note describes a white coated figure in winter and a gray one in summer. It mentions a snow covered ground jolting and a caller named Wok-1 day. The text alludes to concealment from enemies and references a hare and dresser in a puzzling scene.

Rising Statesman Confesses On Gag Rule Incident

The dialogue presents a witty exchange between Webster and Hayne about a personal misstep at a social event. The rising young statesman admits the gag rule was applied early, causing embarrassment and prompting reflection on propriety. The fragment hints at political and social theater around Peach.

Webster Peacham Hayne

Milwaukee Fall Bust Draws Merchants In 1907 Offer

Merchants urged to visit Milwaukee the city of parks and fine buildings during the annual Fall Bust. A new two cent a mile passenger fare across several states makes trips cheaper. From August 1907 merchants can buy regular Milwaukee tickets without certificates or date limits. Info available via Milwaukee Association of Jobber Manufacturers. The Prague Municipal Council bans trailing dresses in public places with a heavy fine.

Miwaukee Beautiful Park Wisconsin Yow Ilinois Minnesota Nebraska Missouri Milwaukee Milwaukee Association of Jobber Manufacturers Prague

Handwriting Styles Shift Across Generations in 19th Century Reflections

An article notes a shift from angular cursive to round hand in women’s writing, with older fashion fading as younger women adopt flowing scripts. It discusses era habits, instruction from the 1870s to 1890s, and observations of women’s handwriting changing like Hoopskirt fashions fading. References to era teachers and generations anchor the piece.

To-Iuy

Feet Out In Winter Pushes Coffee Aside

A South Dakota woman shares how stopping coffee relieved years of nerve twitching and insomnia. She describes sleepless nights with feet exposed to cold, tremors, and fear of waking. After switching to Postum, her symptoms vanished and she sleeps peacefully.

S. Dak

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