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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1904
Page
3
An old text extols Peruna as a universal cure for thickened mucous membranes and related losses of hearing smell and taste. It claims lifelong benefits for the elderly and cites testimonials from Rev Parker and Dr Hartman with promises of personal consultations and a free book from The Peruna Medicine Co in Columbus Ohio.
The article traces pencil origins from graphite and the misnamed lead to the Peach. It notes England’s long graphite use after its discovery in Cumberland wines era and Germany’s Caspar Faber in Sieln near Nuremberg becoming a center for pencil making. Eberhard Taber, Paler's descendant, moved to New York and established a factory in 1864 introducing the industry to the United States.
Seed company touts teosinte and a billion dollar grain crop claim. Cites Victoria rape and fodder yields per acre and promotes mail order seed samples from Salter Seed, La Crosse Wisconsin, asking readers to send stamps.
A fragmentary note recalls Salamon as a wise nun and criticizes modern preachers. It laments changes in revival tones and warns against dust and deception on the road to salvation, reflecting tensions in historic religious meetings.
A detailed guide on crafting a wagon seat from boards and an old chair plus various farm notes. It covers draft horse feeding, three-horse hitch, sanitary hog housing, canned eggs trade, oat feeding, wart removal on horses, and orchard and stock care tips.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a gloomy man in a spring season, a cough cured by Piso’s Cure, and an automated packing machine in Red Wing Minnesota. The text references Fred Hermann in Box Avenue, Bistato NS, with unclear dates and names.
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