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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1898
Page
7
A claim that St Jacobs Oil cures muscle soreness stiffness and fatigue after hard work or heavy exercise. The product is said to restore strength and flexibility after a few applications.
Reports describe a ghostly footstep in Statuary Hall at night following visitors to the Capitol. The Hall, once the House chamber, marks the place where John Quincy Adams died, noted by a brass tablet on a stone slab at his former desk.
Senator W A MacCorkle former West Virginia governor endorses Po ro na He hearty remedy and tonic as a statesman endorser joins a long list of visitors and endorsements for Pertnhao and che tarrh products in the period.
A fragment shows Mrs. Bingie-Greorge and a conversation about an upcoming enterprise. One speaker mentions needing to go downtown today while promising to wait until Sunday to have the entire day to bear something. The text captures a domestic exchange with uncertain context.
Western Canada’s fertile prairies rapidly attract settlers as investigations reveal resource potential and relief for crowded eastern farmers. The article notes wheat output, cattle shipments, and promises of 160 acres free land to settlers, with interest from German press and government agents for migration info.
A garbled collection of ad lines and phrases including health tips for rheumatism using St. Jacobs Oil, a note on Holendac from a proclamation word, a cold remedy claiming one day cure with quinine, a dubious testimonial claim, a claim about a fast rowing river in Hutley India, and an outlandish measurement mention of 12 000 feet in 150 miles.
Practical notes from a 19th century farming periodical discuss keeping cattle warm in winter barns, improved gate construction to prevent sagging, fall tree storage, a foldable wagon seat design, tying livestock with wire, and a rise in feeder prices amid high fall demand. Named sources include Boston Cultivator and American Agriculturist.
The article discusses price pressures on feeders and breeding stock, and advises on poultry housing to prevent disease from crowding. It covers adapting plants to climate, fowl health, hog cholera treatment, hand protection during husking, and road maintenance with gravel in April. It also notes mulch for strawberries and onion odor considerations.
An early fire in a New York tenement traps residents as smoke roils the stair, but a fearless volunteer climbs through flames to reach a unconscious girl. He handily brings her to safety as a crowd erupts in relief and prayers for the brave responder.
A Chicago ruling by Judge Peter B Grosscup enjoins Hurd Young & Firschon from imitating Castoria labels and packaging for the Pitcher Medicine Company of Duluth. The Centaur Company proves its rights to the formula and warns druggists against stocking counterfeit Castoria.
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