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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1897
Page
3
The article recounts odd jury sentiments in Russia with cases where jurors spared criminals due to birthdays, holidays, or personal incentives. One juror refused a prison sentence on his birthday, another altered a guilty verdict as a church holiday began, and a burglar was freed when the victim refused to lend him money.
Mrs J S McGirtag of Rockford Illinois describes dreadful heart pains fainting and female ailments including ovaries womb displacement and ulcers before claiming cure after using Lydia E Pinkham's Compound She urges other women to try the remedy to be cured and notes no other medicine will do if the Compound is made.
In South Africa natives gradually return to kraals and domestic life while Rhodesia’s pacification drags on. Rebels resist, with five strongholds left to capture across the country. Supply shortages hinder both rebel resistance and British advances. Grit prints Langaba the Clef Induos at Mangwe, a chief who joined the revolt.
The young man in the photograph is Capieal, once Lobengula’s secretary, now jailed for rebellion. His half-brother to the late A'llgin is mentioned, with notes on the M'limo's studies and Arr Burnham. The text records a long punishment and ongoing captivity.
A judge dismissed a claim for accident indemnity after a policed result said a man injuring himself while treating a horse drifted into an accident. The case questioned whether the injury occurred by external violent means as required by the policy and noted how misapplied reasoning can misdefine accident.
Max Pembertons new novel Chris tine of the Hills apes in London. Gladstones forthcoming reply to the Pope on Anglican orders may appear as a magazine article. Olga Nethersole the actress writes advice for The Girl Who Aspires to Elocution in Ladies Home Journal. Aconcagua sealed by Englishman Vines of Fitzgerald expedition leaders Robertson and Fitzgerald. ascent ended at 20060 feet with books planned of travel. Alphonse Daudet at work on Soutien de Mamille to finish early summer. Roberts Brothers to publish Olive Schreiner new book and Helen Hunt Jackson work The Century of Dishonor cited. Trooper Halker encounter with a Jew from Palestine noted. Mrs Stowe children oppose statue of their mother. Tennyson pipes noted in anecdote of his smoking habit.
A garbled collage mentions a diplomatic reception at the White House, a dramatic threat scene with a dog king, and a stern officer. It shifts to a New York Times note about a German skating girl, then to a Typewriter Register patent from Australia and a brief tale of Eugene Piedmont’s fountain pen and a Kansas City event.
A persuasive notice urges readers to use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for indigestion heartburn wind in the stomach and a yellowing skin or eyes. It frames the product as a remedy for assorted dyspeptic discomfort and liver distress.
A mixed, fragmentary excerpt covers reflections on missed chances to help others, mentions Alabastine in Chicago Inter Ocean advertising walls, and notes curious historic phenomena like the Menai Strait bridge sound. It blends social commentary with ad-like material and literary quotes.
An infant aged two months suffered night cried and severe pain with a scrofulous head eruption and discharge. After ineffective medical treatment, the mother used Hood's Sarsaparilla with Hood's Pills and Hood's Olive Compound and saw improvement and rosy cheeks emerge.
The article notes animals can live without drinking by absorbing moisture from tissues air or food. It mentions a parrot reportedly living fifty two years without water and explains rabbits drink with dew laden herbage. It also observes sheep feeding on turnips in autumn and winter requiring water.
Bettie Quick attracted attention of Fred Bokamb and Henry Perkins in Boyle County Kentucky. Bokamb threw a pot into her lap after she favored Perkins, leading to a deadly confrontation. Perkins wounded, Bokamb mortally. Reports vary on details from Widdiesborough. Piso’s Garge and Mullican recommended for consumption. Italy’s vineyards harmed by heavy rainfall. wine doctored with additives, many destroyed by inspectors.
Speculators and experienced miners will flock to the new mining regions of the Black Hills this spring as soon as the snow melts enough to permit prospecting. The North Western Line offers the most direct service with through trains to Deadwood. Write for further particulars. J. B. Boemawas, General Passenger Agent FP EAL R.R. Omaha Neb.
A scattered page segment presents assorted quips and product pitches. Highlights include Buckinghams Dye for the whiskers, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children, and odd curiosities such as a paperweight from the Egyptian mummy exhibit.
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