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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1896
Page
14
In Japan chrysanthemums are a popular dish with many varieties edible. In November and December bundles, washed and displayed, appear in stores. yellow flower heads are preferred. Secretary Morton reports US farm property valued at 13 trillion dollars across 4,504,041 farms averaging 2,909 dollars per farm.
A letter describes a young woman named Cora, aged 19, once run down and frail with consumption feared to end her life within months. The author urges Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy to restore blood quality and health, expressing anxiety over daughters' declining health.
The long Winter days weaken the system with colds and coughs and even pneumonia. A Food as a Spring medicine is Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver Oil with Hypophosphites. It heals inflamed membranes builds good blood and nourishes sound flesh.
A collage of light humor and brief exchanges shows witty lines and comic scenes. Jokes cover marriage, old age, Christmas, and everyday foibles, with characters like Ragged Haggard and references to a Santa Claus prank and duel etiquette.
In a fragmentary exchange a narrator muses on a weather report and investment as a pensioned author contemplates his career. Aunt Day expresses sympathy for a young writer and a blind beggar is seen near a saloon, illustrating social attitudes.
A New York Recorder snippet shows a humorous scene with a girl refused a kiss to avoid trouble at home and a worried mother in a fur cloak asking a doctor to restore her daughter's smile by placing her in a church chair. A humorous aside follows about a husband’s early married life and restraint on large house expenses.
The dialogue notes a bickering couple with lines about making herself popular among bachelors and younger men. The widow mocks older suitor advice, contrasting with younger men. The piece appears from Destroit Frege Press or similar humor columns in a small-town paper.
A mosaic of mock dialogues and misheard phrases from several U.S. papers. Snappy exchanges cover domestic life, diplomacy, alimony, and everyday misunderstandings with a playful, clipped tone. Names and locales anchor the quips amid light social observation.
The excerpt recalls mother dismantling tent-poles at dawn and securing a mock pony as a child’s ride. Before ponies, dogs served as burdens, sparking snarls and quarrels when dog-ordain failed. Crossing streams, children and pups rode with women while animals struggled to swim. The Century notes the variety of foals makes originality unlikely.
The German Chancellor Capriti described Paris as the largest fortress, with fifty six forts and an outer line nearly 100 miles long. The wall surrounds the city center and is ringed by a broad ditch. A second wall plan was abandoned, replaced by forts one to two miles out, with about 2,000 cannons. First class forts number around thirty, polygonal and bomb proof with brick ditches and covered ways.
A garbled vintage assortment promotes folk remedies and products. It touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for digestion and malaria and Dobbins' Electric Soap with claims dating to 1805. The text also mentions Webster's dictionary, a soap brand, and a teething remedy for infants with vague marketing lines.
Jane Eyre, a full blood Pawnee woman, recently graduated from Pennsylvania Normal School and has gone west to work within her community. She adopted the name Charlotte Bronte’s heroine as her own.
On April 7 21 and May 4 excursion tickets go on sale from northern cities to all points on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad in Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Florida and parts of Kentucky at a single round trip fare. Return within twenty one days for a two dollar payment at destination with stopovers allowed on the southbound trip. Inquiries directed to C P Atmore Louisville Kentucky or Geo B Horner St Louis Missouri. Also includes a stray ad line about Toner Catarrh Cure and a garbled note on an oath and a life insurance claim none of which forms a coherent second fact.
Farmers embrace smooth wire fencing as a practical, durable, and cost effective solution for pastures and hog health. DeKalb Fence Co of DeKalb offers a leading line and free illustrated catalogue via 329 High Street DeKalb TK.
To the South and West areas including Arizona Arkansas Texas Nebraska Kansas call the local ticket office for full information about fares, to turn territory to which reduction will apply or write J Francis G P A Serdenton Route Omaha Neb for details.
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