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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1911
Page
6
A fragment describes a couple surprised by noise behind them as a paparazzi photographer tests a new feglion picture machine. The scene hints at pursuit and celebrity culture.
Ad text touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for pimples blackheads and skin conditions. It offers free samples and a 32 page care book by mail from Cuticura Dept 22 L Boston. The passage also includes a brief humorous exchange about trust leaders.
The fragment references Fletcher's Cestoria Morcilene as a remedy for infants and children and mentions a signature appears as a "Dee For Over Year" with a moralized note about mothers checking products. The snippet includes a dialogue line about a hobble skirt and a quote about justice without mercy, from Life.
An unclear OCR fragment lists scattered names and phrases without coherent context or events. It mentions undefined places and people such as Bend, Breaap Of HF Terr, Motte Feat Cerda, Hemetifel, and Topeak. The text lacks a clear news item or identifiable action.
Testimonial from Mrs. Ollie Woodall of Aiertons Gap Kentucky claims severe backache, fatigue and related symptoms resolved after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. Encourages others to seek root treatment and write for advice.
An old patent medicine ad urges quick liver action with Carter’s Little Liver Pills. It claims Nine times in ten the liver and bowels respond, easing constipation upset stomach and headache. Small pill small dose small price and a genuine signature.
From the Chicago News a piece arguing women lack lung power to cheer or yell in public. The author contends women cannot vocally rally in battle but can provoke fear, proposing hired male yellers for suffrage events to boost energy and votes.
A 4 April to 1 July period this year highlights 27 bulletins issued by the United States Department of Agriculture on topics including dust prevention grain sorghum crops alfalfa and poultry. The piece praises the editor and public service role of farm publications and notes a magazine story about editors protecting reputations with discretion in reporting.
Garnett Kansas dispatch reports Francis J. Heney on the Kansas Chautauqua circuit urging cities to own public utilities to curb corruption. He argues private utilities shield graft, backing commission government and recall to limit political misuse. He notes party ties matter less than serving the people.
A Denver column notes Dominick the well known tree climbing dog owned by United States District Attorney Thomas Ward Jr receives an ear trumpet after veterinary checks reveal hearing loss. The dog’s tricks declined prompting the treatment to restore his performance and spirits.
The Philadelphia North America profiles Robert Lawson a long time inmate of Holmesburg Prison noting his 111 sentences over decades and his claimed mild nature. He recalls his time at the facility arguing six months is the norm and criticizes police and judges especially Magistrate Scott. Lawson asserts familiarity with the grounds and fondness for old associates while remaining constrained by his stripes.
In Gridley Kansas the city council passed an ordinance making it unlawful to tickle another person within city limits. Violations carry a fine up to $25 and possible jail time until fines and costs are paid.
In Westmoreland County Pennsylvania the longest strike on record drags on since March 10, 1910. The United Mine Workers have paid out about $1,000,090 in cash to striking miners while operators spent $600,000 on extra police protection. The piece notes widespread suffering, hospitalities of табies born in camps, extensive sickness, and moral decline, with cries of freedom and rights amid a looming industrial struggle.
Chicago Tribune reports a fierce exchange among critics across London journals including the English Review and Spectator. Notable signers defend free expression while alleging press intimidation, highlighting tensions among literary editors and supporters of liberal debate.
The article lists the cost of U S Army clothing in olive drab uniform items and accessories. It details prices for breeches tunic overcoats gloves stockings shirts khaki gear and storage charges with notes on militia packing costs.
The article traces the coroner’s origins to early origins 104 and argues historians misdate the office. It describes the coroner’s broad early duties including investigating deaths and guarding crown revenues from forfeitures of money property and even animals and tools.
The article discusses imagination's influence on crime and medicine, citing Dr. Charles Reinhardt's study. It describes a murdered convict subjected to a vivisection-like experiment, where the prisoner believed he faced imminent death and ultimately died during the procedure.
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