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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1907
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Arbuckle ARIOSA Coffee as wholesome and economical. It claims Brazilian blends and superior pricing, noting ARIOSA’s long sales lead and urging buyers to choose sealed packaged coffee from Arbuckle Bros of New York.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a bag design with interior sewing pattern ideas. Mentions a Wis bag weaving person and features such as twine, hooks, and a hinge like element. References paperboard spacers and rubberized components. Overall unclear but hints at construction details for an inside out workbag.
Fragmentary note suggests a title on hay box cookery and heat free cooking. Mentions Jo Cock and Asattizing Mee with unclear phrasing. Ends with question about how to set work and home cooking without side heat.
Quick payment on personal security offered by American Surety Company of New York. Recovery upon proof of loss is certain and immediate, helping save banks from closing or firms from bankruptcy. Persons, firms and corporations requiring bonds for employees should write to the company.
An article fragment discusses the polite custom of saying thank you on receipted bills, noting occasional overemphasis, and contrasts a transient bill with genuine courtesy. It also touches on plant care tips and a quick hedge for a vegetable garden, mentioning watering, plant care, and shade suitability.
A fragment of prose contrasts money hunger with playful diversion in The Money Making Game and rails at London’s fiendish bustle. A New York lawyer, Mr Carter, endures country life after leaving urban society, recounting rough adventures from a visit to a New England farmhouse.
Excerpts recounting The Contented Eskimo from Outing Magazine, a street car courtship vignette from the Philadelphia Record, notes on The Nebraska Parrot once seen along the Missouri River and a report on deep English collieries in the Manchester district. Contains memories, travel scenes, and regional curiosities with named people and places.
A collage of curiosities and jokes from early newspapers. It notes a father improvising a chair for his child on East Mound street, a Kaiser joke about red carnations, and Indians in the Dakotas and Navajos on reservations, with figures and comparisons to familiar places to illustrate population and land size.
A South American Hercules beetle inhabits Central and South America and Dominica. It is a harmless giant living in forests feeding on tree sap. Larva reaches four inches, described as a large white maggot. Tourists mythologize its size while natives warn of myths of limb-sawing by horned foreparts.
The article describes twelfth to sixteenth century tablecloths known as doublers and later two-cloth setups. It notes how large cloths touched the floor, then folds created a riverlike, bubbled effect. Charles V owned famous long linen pieces, while later fashion favored single broad cloths touching all sides of the table.
After much persuasion Sir John Astley allowed himself to be put forward as a Conservative candidate for parliament from Lincolnshire. He confessed he knew little earlier but agreed to stand after pressure from party colleagues.
The excerpt contrasts Sir John discourse on Sir Wilfrid Lawson's liquor bill with reflections on plant lore for the crown of thorns and national legends. It cites Balwer Lytton on enthusiasm and Rochefoucauld on fault-finding, weaving miscible commentary on character and truth.
The piece surveys opinions on whiskey distinctions and rising prices per the Bureau of Labor, notes a New York group forming to promote real social courtesy, and warns against hair dye deception with a practical test. It captures editorials from Detroit News Chicago Journal Bel Himore American and mentions inspection tips.
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