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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
2
In Kansas City a church figure questions why mara men are not central in church work while a prominent preacher suggests women’s roles are growing. Debate centers on making gospel outreach a man’s task vs preserving women’s influence as a vital force in church life.
A Tay State Belle recounts illness from indigestion and headaches, credits stopping coffee and using Postum for recovery. She notes weight gain and better health after a month, claiming Postum improved digestion and ended headaches, with further praise in a regional promotional pamphlet.
In 1899 Mildred Dalrymple, bethrothed to Rodney Brookes, awaits his reply after sending a diamond‑set miniature. News of the South Africa war spurs hope he survives, while Mildred faces a vow to marry Eustace Elborough unless a missing fiancé returns, amid family and estate pressures.
A long moral talking piece urges workers to treat their jobs as personal property. It stresses pride in work whether on railroad farm or store, to obey orders, stay punctual, and improve the employer’s business. The piece encourages self discipline, courtesy, and striving for excellence as a path to respect and advancement.
Secretary Fisher has opened 250000 acres in northwestern Montana to settlement and entry under 320 and 160 acre homestead laws. The area, once withdrawn for irrigation from the Blackfeet project, lies near land settled in 1907 to 1909. Professor Thomas Shaw praises the agricultural potential of the new region.
A fragmentary dialogue mentions a plan about friendship with a dog and the tension around a girl. Names appear as Tom Dick Hare and Emperjalty Wo, with unclear roles and actions. The readable text centers on trust and belonging.
A case praising Doan’s Kidney Pills from John L Perry of Columbus Tennessee who suffered back pain and urinary issues. He credits the remedy with rapid relief and credits his life to the treatment. The ad promotes Doan’s as the back pain solution and mentions the Tuftin company and local distributor.
A fragmentary report shows a manager asking whether to call a police officer or a press agent while addressing Miss Starla. The dialogue hints at a sudden public notice or statement by Dwanto Puff in a river town setting.
A newly arrived German, Kerr WhalelMesig of Paderborn Westphalia, paid $150 to a man posing as an official to enter Hoboken. He and two relatives Miss Mathilde Mann and Miss Anna Treichert from Bremen were instructed to pay quickly or wait an hour. They passed the immigration examination aboard the vessel.
A fragment discusses motion pictures in New York involving 1fo manufacturers and a Philadelphia troupe bringing New York sights to audiences. It notes familiarity to locals, contrasts with residents of Grand Island Nebraska, and mentions reactions of a small audience. A discouraged author and remarks about writing books on wealth are included.
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