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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
2
A fragment from a Chicago Tribune item shows a confrontation where Da mon asks why tardiness occurred and Pythias responds with desperation over a failed system of house numbering and a missed notification.
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It explains the Eustachian tube inflammation causes deafness and offers $100 for evidence of a cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with circulars available and Druggists selling Hall's Family Herbal.
In a brief editorial exchange readers ask if Guinmidge will run for office and if he can realistically overtake L. For Baltimore American coverage the tone is cautious about a sudden challenge and possible outcome.
A fragmented fashion column notes a newly married woman denied funds multiple times begins to feel the strain of debt and dependence on her husband, reflecting social expectations of marriage and money.
A Memphis wife recounts how her husband, once invalid, improved after stopping coffee and using Postum. The doctor suspected coffee as the root of his stomach and heart trouble. after a year on Postum he gained strength, with significant health improvements and renewed vigor.
Agatha plots to stop a critical meeting between her fiancé Rupert and a mysterious former lover by leveraging Lord Netherville. She travels to Victoria to arrange interference while a street urchin, Billy, witnesses power plays and hints at deeper ties to a larger crime network.
Lord Netherville arrives to observe Leighton’s famed painting while pondering Agatha’s orders and his own motives. He contemplates the strange request and the risk of engaging with a scheme he barely understands, as Ariadne Vane unexpectedly materializes.
A boy named Tommy endures a severe toothache and fears the dentist will kill him. After a tense moment, the tooth falls out and he returns home alive, his mother joking about the ordeal.
A tramp selling almanacs asks an old matron to buy. She declines but mishears and says she will take half a dozen at once. The humorous exchange hinges on wordplay around timing and quantity.
A Birmingham Age Herald piece recalls Mrs Pecksniff's remark on childhood memories. The woodshed from the old home place intrudes as the speaker pauses, and the sentiment shifts toward replacing painful recollections with other thoughts.
A garbled exchange mentions Rew Vae for Ranito and a car stopping to hide from a creditor. It includes a brief Q A about a mailer and a stray line about a tomato in a garden. The text closes with a note on a chameleon’s eyes moving independently.
A miscellany of late nineteenth century curiosities covers omnibuses in London carrying millions yearly, radiography in sea water, air samples from near nine miles high, and a German vaudeville horse that reportedly laughs on cue.
A letter from a son Arthur reports winning a scholarship, prompting shared empathy from a mother and Tam Ruatiy Party member. Pearson’s a Weekly notes a pig winning a medal at the agricultural show, reflecting light community pride.
A noted physician promotes a home remedy that claims rapid cold and cough relief. Ingredients are whiskey glycerine pine concentrate mixed and shaken, with a dosage of a teaspoon to a tablespoon every four hours. The pine product is sold in half ounce bottles labeled Concentrated.
A playful courtroom style exchange questions the prevalence of imaginary illnesses among poor patients. The physician is pressed about imaginary treatments and the notion of charging imaginary bills, culminating in a tease about real charges and a punchline regarding the final payment.
Mrs Judson Ellis of Jackson Michigan known as Nurse Taker describes backache and weakness from kidney trouble and credits Dolmns Kidney Pills with restoring her strength. Sold by dealers for 80 cents a box. Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes.
A fragmentary passage shows Min Parents asking about Arduy's livelihood. It notes he is following Boaad Wells' daughter, hoping she will support his living. The text presents uncertainty and social implication without clear context or outcome.
A Chicago reader reports a severe skin eruption that began on the hands and spread to the body. After trying several doctors and many treatments, use of Cuticura Soap Guliura Ointment and Cuticura Pills ended the itching in days and cleared the eruption in about three weeks. The notice is dated November 18 1907 and signed HL Kreate, Wabash Ave.
Mixing Rough on Rats with food and spreading it on boards, then placing them under floors. Seal large entry openings while leaving small gaps for rats to move, to combat a rat infestation.
A slang scene describes a fanatic in India sitting on a corner and posture for six months, a traveler from America comments on the feat with astonishment.
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