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Fragmentary notice from No 807 Department describing a wash in July 1944. Reads like a wartime administrative entry with garbled place and code designations and unclear action.
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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1916
Page
8
Fragmentary notice from No 807 Department describing a wash in July 1944. Reads like a wartime administrative entry with garbled place and code designations and unclear action.
A partial OCR fragment mentions a person or topic but lacks clear detail. Limited readable names or places prevent a full summary, offering only a hint of a local item or notice without definite actions or outcomes.
Fragments from a diary or dispatch relate to wartime conditions and morale sources noting unnamed observers and distant frontline events. The readable text hints at daily hardships and reflections amid a broader conflict.
A fragmented notice mentions Foley Kidney Pills claimed to drive out aches and kidney trouble. The note references someone named Symons and asserts relief after using five boxes. The text is unclear and lacks verifiable details.
An advertising blurb from De Krint and Lubbers promotes Poley’s Tenn Honey and Tar as the best and only cough remedy. It claims it cures two little girls in Coltontown and relieves whooping cough fever asthma croup and related symptoms.
A reader writes about long neglecting kidney issues that worsened this summer. After taking PF set FPuiey Kidney Pills she reports renewed strength, less back ache and swollen ankles, and overall improvement.
Fragmented piece reports on political figures Wilsey and Sishiner, taxes, party leadership, and quotes about Democrats and public finance. Mentions Humble Hughes and Hughes’s stance on preventing currency drift.
In a promotion for Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. L. Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio the ad claims catarrh is widespread and responds to constitutional treatment. It promises a hundred dollar reward if the cure fails and urges sending for circulars and testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Patent tone ad promotes Sloan’s Liniment as a universal pain remedy for neuralgia lumbago rheumatism gout sprains and strains with quick skin penetration and no staining. Also markets a worm remedy for children claiming deworming and tonic effects with a pleasant formula available at druggists.
The page advertises Feiey’s Honey and Tar as a reliable cough and asthma remedy, with warnings about bronchitis and hay fever. It mentions Joosens as phlegm spreader and calls for keeping bowels and liver active, referencing Keuif Libbers and Poer's Caihariic in a mixture of product names and health guidance.
Col Theodore Roosevelt in Lewiston Maine urged for concrete action over rhetoric in support of Charles E Hughes. He accused President Wilson of avoiding moral duty and using eloquence to lull the public into inaction.
Charles Evans Hughes argues for a strong tariff to protect American industry and promote national prosperity. He cites the Underwood tariff’s failure, cites unemployment in New York, and urges a wisely framed tariff law to secure competition and orderly postwar recovery.
An advertisement promotes Foleys Honey and Tar Compound as a reliable family cough medicine for coughs colds throat soreness croup and whooping cough. It claims safety and historic use when medical access was limited and money tight. A secondary note urges correcting critics rather than his own faults.
The fragment quotes a speaker railing at Democrats as extravagant and unfit, urging a revitalized government system and sensible border preparedness. It references pork-barrel politics and a vision for America, emphasizing national readiness over high sounding rhetoric.
Roosevelt denounces Wilson and endorses Charles E Hughes. The Lewiston Maine speech contrasts Hughes’s honesty and action with Wilson’s rhetoric and inaction. It frames four years as a period of national strain and urges voters nationwide to choose Hughes, a proven public servant.
A garbled dialogue fragment describes an encounter in a car with a cheerful young man greeting a woman. The text is damaged, yielding unclear names, actions, or context and contains multiple garbled phrases about health and a right arm.
The Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo October 1 to 8 promises major draws beyond shows. A working creamery will demonstrate butter cheese and ice cream making recipes under expert guidance. Youth judging contests and college student competitions offer substantial prizes. Major cattle breed groups will have booths and literature with moving pictures on breed development and breeding methods.
The Cow Testing Association demonstration at the 1915 Dairy Cattle Congress will be repeated with a larger content and higher prizes. The extension department of Iowa College will oversee the event with test associations. Five animals from each group will show best and poorest records with placards detailing data as Iowa State College staff answer questions. Informal talks by dairymen professors and farmers will accompany daily programs. October 2 to 3 in Waterloo.
Secretary of the Treasury William Gibbs McAdoo will guest the Interstate Live Stock Fair Association on opening day in Sioux City. He plans to address grandstand crowds about rural credit and farming policies, with Democratic leaders from across the territory expected to attend the fair's elaborate program in the Auditorium.
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