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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1903
Page
4
The eminent British painter Constable sits on a Royal Academy committee discussing a small landscape. Declaring the work his own creation, he denounces the judges and orders the picture removed. The scene highlights his sharp wit and defiant stance.
A collage of quotes and anecdotes on vanity and justice. Mark Twain in youth as Carson City reporter recalls a city council expunction scene and suggests hiding the expunged matter under a chairgian’s hat for concealment. Other witticisms from Bacon and Puck frame the exchange.
The piece recalls Hill Nye informing a public about lecturing, with gratitude for a major figure and a signature remark about a heart full of gratitude and a life touched by drugs. It mentions editing a publication, acting as a protester, and public publicity tied to stage life at a Boston venue.
Viennese born physician Ignax Plerel, famed in his era, was appointed kapellmeister at Strassburg in 182. During the French Revolution he lost his post and faced grave danger. To prove he was not an aristocrat he set music to revolutionary stanzas under bayonets.
A four year old boy with severe colic and cramps was treated with a dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The child slept within thirty minutes and soon recovered. The testimonial credits F. L. Wilkins of Shell Lake Wisconsin and notes the product is sold by J. H. Holihan.
The Medical Press discusses the rise in athletic fitness among rowing athletes and the nation, noting the rejection of tobacco and alcohol in training. It argues temperance, simple living, and vigorous exercise yield strong bodies, with all individuals under good conditions deserving a training mindset.
Mr. T. A. Pinver, a Drummond Montana merchant, reports curing dysentery with one bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy without a doctor. He praises the medicine as the best cholera remedy and safe for all ages, noting it never fails and is easy to take. Fore sale by J. C. Hollhan.
The Little Chronicle notes Georgie, five, develops a strong interest in physiology and anatomy as siblings dissect a porcupine and draw bones. He then bursts in excitedly as the lounge is dismantled by the girls, exclaiming that now is the perfect chance to study physiology.
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