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Newspaper
Sioux County Herald
Location
Orange City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
8
The fragment discusses metric prefixes such as kilo and deci and their use in English measurement. It references units like meter and centimeter, noting their relationships and historical context within engineering and construction.
The fragment references names Jitrey Offer This and Darin Slip and a set of initials TH. It appears as a clipped caption or note with limited readable context and no clear event details.
A lively salon dialogue in New York centers on hair length for musicians. A customer notes a haircut, a partner extols a top musician, and a white coated man explains long hair protects delicate ears from injury, comparing musicians to painters.
The text discusses Cathay as an old name for China and claims it reached Europe via Marco Polo. It asserts Cathay is a corruption of Khital derived from Ebitan, linked to a people who conquered the Calestian empire in antiquity.
T F Hutchinson of Rock Arkansas recalls ten years of kidney trouble and nearly losing hope. After using five boxes of Foley Kidney Pills he is well now, claiming the medicine drives out aches and kidney symptoms.
An old advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and throat troubles for children and adults. It also promotes Foley Kidney Falls for back pain swelling and rheumatism, attributed to kidney issues.
A historical ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for crushing colds hay fever asthma and bronchitis. It asserts the product eases inflamed membranes clears mucus and aids breathing.
Fragmented clipping shows garbled quotes about penitentiary life and reform, a remark on bank accounts, a social moan on living, and assorted notes about camels in Queensland and oak varieties. The piece mixes misread lines with stray facts on oaks and geography.
There is more Catarrh in this section than all other diseases. Hall's Catarrh Cure by PF Edwards Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio is a constitutional remedy taken internally. It claims to affect mucous surfaces via the blood and offers a $100 reward if it fails. Sold by druggists. Also Hall's Family Pills advertised for constipation.
An advertisement touts Sloan Liniment as fast neuralgia relief and muscle soothing without staining skin. It claims quicker action than plasters for rheumatic pain and says it treats minor injuries. It also promotes Kickapo Worm Killer as a remedy for worms in children, claiming vitality restoration.
A Green Bay family advertises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a trusted cure for coughs colds and throat irritation. The ad touts its safety and long market presence claiming effectiveness for croup whooping cough and chest tightness with no harmful drugs.
A journal excerpt cites Carlyle on spiritual life requiring discord to create harmony. It argues virtue grows through opposition and urges patience with friends who oppose you, saying harmony comes from aligning life with spiritual discipline rather than mere appeal.
The piece critiques Democratic silence on Hughes speeches and weighs potential Wilson gains in Texas, Mississippi and Alabama. It notes Democrats’ caution with funds, accuses Hughes of direct, blunt critique, and argues preparedness as security, while praising Hughes’ approach to steer policy away from war and toward stable governance.
Col Theodore Roosevelt in Lewiston Maine defends Charles E B Hughes and mocks Wilson for neutrality seen as aiding a strong aggressor. The speaker argues Pontius Pilate urged moderation while claiming Wilson’s policy harms sovereignty and independence.
An early start to batting practice is being discussed as a possible ongoing routine if Hughes remains in place. Reports from Pittsburgh reflect concern over continuing the current training schedule amid doubts about its effectiveness.
Theodore Roosevelt argues that the Spanish-American War killed fewer Americans than Mexican deaths during Wilson era peace. He claims McKinley’s war cost less in lives and honor, while Wilson’s peace led to famine and bloodshed in Mexico amid ongoing violence and starvation.
The New York World once praised Hughes for governor, now questions his stance and aims. It notes a shift from praise to doubt, contrasting with President Wilson and reflecting on Hughes’s influence through voter appeals rather than patronage or bargains.
The speech delivered at Lewiston Maine in Charles Hughes’s name accuses President Wilson of ignoble failed incursions into Mexico. It cites the 1914 Vera Cruz action and the 1916 Villa pursuit, arguing both wars wasted lives and funds without achieving aims.
A fragmented note outlines how seed phrases relate to letter sounds in words like hiccough beau phihiais gazette though. It presents an unraveling of letter clusters such as gh in hiccough eau in beau and ough in though as part of a wordplay chain.
A political column criticizes Wilsonian infallibility citing Hughes exposing extravagance and factionalism. It argues Democrats must abandon support and defend stewardship while noting Wisnew’s flips on issues. The piece mocks Delphic prose and calls for accountability before the President campaigns.
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