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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1894
Page
7
Donald Kennedy of Roxbury Massachusetts promotes a weed based cure claiming to heal all humor from scrofula to pimples. He reports over eleven hundred cases with only two failures and offers certificates within twenty miles of Boston. The remedy is taken at bedtime with water and requires no diet change.
A chilling account describes the massacres and forced displacements of Armenian Christians by Turks and Circassians in Armedia Asia Minor. It portrays Kurdish and Circassian predation supported by corrupt Turkish officials, with Armenians deprived of testimony, taxed into prison, and left without justice or law while England stalls on protection.
The article recounts Armenian history from Hale, Noah’s grandson, to their empire stretching from the Caspian to the Mediterranean. It notes subjugation under various powers, religious steadfastness, and social struggles under Muslim rule, with references to recent war concerns and demographic details.
The annual report notes wheat should not dominate as the staple while barley and corn show better demand abroad. It cites Britain as a major buyer of breadstuffs, with Australia a key competitor, and suggests shifting toward higher value beef exports and certified meat markets to counter disease fears.
The Seymour Brothers of Columbus Ohio faced asset shortfalls with reported debts over 30 000 and liabilities exceeding the amount. They ran two retail stores in Columbus and one each in Mount Vernon and Mansfield. A later assessment valued assets at 816 002 28 and noted a chattel mortgage for a sizable sum.
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Tames Brown and a possible robbery scene with an escaped culprit. details are unreadable and no coherent event is established.
A traveler recounts buying a pony in New Mexico after being pressured by a crowd of locals. He discovers the animal’s patch skin indicating an injury, learns it was illegally repaired, and blames the swindlers who vanished among the crowd.
A damaged 19th century ad touts Hostetter s Bitters as a cure for a range of ailments including bladder issues, dyspepsia, malaria, rheumatic pains, and general debility. The snippet claims the product prevents illness by balancing stomach and urinary health.
Fragmentary story shows a foreman debating roads to leave work by the right or left path. A passerby notes workers depart by the right after bell signals, while reassignments send them left. Other snippets mention a medical product and a poultry owner, indicating a mixed page of items.
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