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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1912
Page
6
A garbled OCR page offers snippets about health tips, coin notes, and humorous exchanges. It includes stray phrases about eye health, a cold in one day, a burglar in the cellar, a joke about rats and heights, questions on Harvard and Carlisle, a magistrate quip about brimstone, fishing talk, and a Filipino auto remark reflecting on road behavior.
A jumble of odd quotes and biblical verse trivia appears in Youth's World, noting Zephaniah and Ezra passages while a California clothier Cohen wallets a customer. The excerpt weaves antiquated language with stray remarks about a horse price and German exclamations.
The saying accounts for the boy’s rise in temperature as a playful note about chasing flight fever. The line suggests a humorous link between interest in aviation and physical ailment in a lighthearted context.
Advertisement from K A Y Realty Ltd at Macleod and Sunny Southern Alberta promoting farm property prices. Contact for information via the above address.
An article fragment describes a couple en route to the theater and a husband questioning his wife about delays. A child’s question about prayer leads to a quiet exchange. A second vignette features a young doctor hiring strays to impress a potential patient.
A playful note notes a joke about hunting geography across Van Dieman’s Land on May Day with a pun on the name. It hints at a humorous cultural moment and the theme of exploration or playfulness in a local paper.
Disjointed account describes a towel incident at an opera in New York with tangled injuries and hospital care. Mentions Dr. Hod and Mrs. Alvers, and references a legal dispute involving Sir Vincent and a hospital case. Also includes commentary on Panama labor and other varied topics.
In Suffolk Virginia a man jailed for murder was exposed as not the killer after the supposed victim reappeared alive. The Rev Ernest Lyons had confessed to killing Rev James Larry Smith but later revealed the confession was a fabrication used for revenge. Dozens of witnesses confirmed the living Smith’s identity.
Mrs. Margaret Gunn recounts a severe infant rash during a 1969 trip to England and Ireland It covered the body and caused intense itching The doctors attributed it to diet and climate After trying Cutlerura Soap and Ointment the rash disappeared and no lasting scars remain The letter promotes Cutlure Soap and Ointment and a free sample offer through Cutlure Boston Depr L Boston
In a Philadelphia Evening Post item a former Michigan governor known for freehand swearing recalls a dinner with Frank Cobb. A political plot’s defeat prompts a string of curses, then the ex-governor jokes that his words are just how he talks.
The excerpt shows a playful exchange about whether poets must be born or made. Miss GQnsher-Oh asks for guidance, and The Post's Wife responds with a wry, musical rejoinder about birth and bearing.
Upper Sandusky Ohio reports a woman married three years ago who suffered fatigue backache headaches and bladder trouble. After correspondence she followed Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills and recovered health. The ad urges other sick women to try the medicine claiming thirty years of success.
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