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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1909
Page
6
A historic ad promises free medical examinations from Munyon’s Eminent Doctors. Readers are urged to mail two postal requests for an examination blank, complete it, and return. Doctors will diagnose the case and offer free advice with no obligation, from Munyon’s at 53rd and Jefferson streets in Philadelphia.
A fashion hint warns against eye poultices and binders as dangerous. It condemns wet applications and home remedies, noting they can cause irreparable eye tissue damage. The piece cites medical authorities and recalls old advice while quipping with a quoted exchange.
A New Hampshire woman credits Grape Nuts with curing indigestion and stomach pain after switching from her previous diet. She reports improved digestion, disappearance of mouth and head discomfort, renewed energy, and restored strength and weight. The letter emphasizes genuine testimonials and urges readers to seek the product.
In a lake side scene in a park town Mathilde navigates social scrutiny after her husband Stewart hosts guests while rumors swirl about a hidden past. Norman’s probing questions expose tension as Mathilde seeks a discreet arrangement and guards a delicate web of money and marriage.
A brief exchange recalls a meet between Sir Captain Burlington and Sie Major. The dialogue reflects affectionate nostalgia and hopes for future ranks.
The landlady boasts of a constantly updated tanle and red candles at supper. A prospective boarder reacts with astonishment, asking if she thinks he is an iskime. The quirky exchange highlights a domestic, humorous scene in a boarding house.
The fragment notes a man named Coger, who sold his racing automobile after turning to astronomy. A passerby asks why, and the other answers that stars travel vast distances and reveal wonders beyond the race track.
A garbled OCR style section reports a broken testimony from Ephraim Jackson, a colored prisoner, charged with harming his wife. The judge dismisses the testimony as waterless, while the text includes stray names and phrases, reflecting damaged courtroom reporting.
The article notes a bearded vulture called the bous breaker in southern Hurege and describes dropping rocks from heights. It reports on Antarctic exploration, minerals including coal, and remarks by Professor Davidson on prospects. It mentions Shackleton's companions and Mount Erebus as context for resource potential. It also references Zeppelin airship trials and storm harbors and a note on electric charge in rain drops.
A community Improve ment League led by Crane organized a street cleaning drive in Kalamazoo to showcase hygienic streets. City officials and residents debated methods with men from city government insisting traditional cleaning was enough while women insisted on real improvements. The league requested six blocks of main street for three months to demonstrate the effort.
The article sketches a chaotic mix of topics including airship refuges and navigation by compass in tropical forests, a theory on rain electricity, and Kalamazoo street cleaning led by Mrs Cranes. It mentions Col Waring's system and Mrs Crane guiding the urban effort, plus municipal trash can innovation and civic leagues.
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