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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1909
Page
3
A garbled excerpt from a New York press piece shows a traveler awaiting a Canada bound train. An impassioned clergyman offers a reflective line about the Almighty’s limits as the narrator contrasts delay and expectation.
Charles T. Bauer of Volant Pennsylvania reports years of swollen itchy dry hands and feet that peeled and crusted until Cuticura remedies brought rapid healing. He credits the treatment along with prior doctor visits and a friend’s suggestion, noting no trouble since. Potter Drug Chem Corp Boston promotes the cream and soap.
Mrs Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home remedy for bed wetting claiming it longer cure than spanking. Write bet today to receive full instructions and relief guidance for children and even adults troubled by bed wetting or related issues.
Ans of horse anatomy discuss how tendons and muscles attach to bones to move the leg and propel a horse forward. The piece notes hindquarters do most work in pulling heavy loads and offers farming advice on poultry feed, pig and calf use of skim milk, and general husbandry practices. It also covers potato fertilization methods, open shed housing for poultry, and the value of a dairy separator in improving farm fertility.
The piece argues that coarse soil hinders seedling growth and that finer soil yields stronger plants and quicker maturity. It explains fertilizers as plant food and warns that a complete fertilizer balances mitogen, potash, and phosphoric acid. It notes nitrogen comes from soil and plants, questions extra potash need, and urges testing soil to determine needs.
Instructions from Farmers' Home Journal describe feeding chicks with bread-like cakes and mash when few birds are kept. It covers batter ratios using corn meal, bran, meat meal, eggs, soda, and sour milk, and notes cooking times to produce crusty cakes for poultry sustenance.
A miscellany of verse and prose reflects nostalgia for home and aging loved ones. It recalls donors of memory, asks not to forget the old folks, and contrasts youthful prospects with longing for familiar faces and peaceful rest. The piece includes lines by Will Hale and Robert J. Hurdette.
The piece argues that Anglo-Saxons will travel abroad with a high handed “spread-eagle” spirit, challenging foreigners and inflaming pride. It contrasts British and German travelers with French courtesy, noting the bluntness of Americans and potential shifts in perception due to overseas journeys.
A playful exchange between a father and son explores three kinds of puns and ends with a witty line about the supper mind. The Philadelphia Inquirer quote riffs on wordplay and humor as a family moment.
A humorous dialogue asks a wife if her husband is Liberal or Conservative. She replies that he is Liberal among Liberals and Conservative among Conservatives, but at home he is a perfect nab conen.
A customer from Madison Indiana reports dramatic relief from headaches backache and weakness after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The testimonial claims improved health and urges readers to remember the name with a 50 cent box offered by Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
The piece catalogs dubious cures for ailments and warnings about imagination shaping troubles. It then recounts a Kansas City Journal incident on a Kansas train where a wreck alarm caused passengers to misinterpret the train’s status and a porter worried about a possible delay. It ends with a reflection on intoxication of power and the need for accountability.
A Richmond Va woman credits Postum and Grape-Nuts with dramatic health gains after years of coffee use. She describes headaches nervousness and vision loss improving dramatically, including weight gain and renewed walking stamina. She invites publication of her testimony to help others.
An old advertisement promises free medical examination and diagnosis from eminent doctors, urging readers to mail in for a disguized case review from Munyon's in Philadelphia. It also promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, claiming gum softening and pain relief, priced at 25 cents for two bottles.
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