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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1904
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Hollwter's Rocky Mountain Tea in tablet form or tea thrice daily. It claims to improve and maintain health with claims by Lily Stanhope of St. Louis and mentions N. G. 10, Coach, and Kiconts, N. Ga. 0. Coad.
Dr R W Hall located at the old Corbas rooms and ready to accept patients. Office hours are from nine to eleven and two to five. A local incident reports a saloon window broken by Jesse Lincoln's guardian, with glass damage noted and no social remedy found.
A historical notice lists a 160 acre farm for sale near Hawar Deo two miles away with asking price around 4 per acre. Terms include 1500 cash Selance cag rug for 4 years with improvernia lending options. CG L. Thompson Hawarivs Tewa.
J M Stickney of Morningside Sioux City died early this morning at his home of heart failure after stomach and heart trouble. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 PM in the hall Rev S L Chandler will accompany remains to Hull for services. Grand Army to have full charge. Family to arrive tomorrow evening.
Henry Kloek greets a brand new baby this morning as the family rejoices. The title lady has two sisters with the youngest at play and the household shares in the cheerful arrival of young Mr. Kloek.
Hull Iowa hosts Farmers’ Men event January 10 11 and 12 1905 with a full program led by Mayor John Corntorth and President J C Emery including yields reports dairy and poultry discussions and a women’s session. The issue also notes local visits and small town happenings.
An amateur sportsman recounts a street scene where a lone sparrow sits in the road as a delivery cart nears. A dozen sparrows swoop in, surrounding and guiding the distressed bird to safety, demonstrating cooperative instinct over selfish behavior.
A customer asked a Main Street drugstore employee if he could take home toothbrushes on approval. The clerk doubted the firm would permit it. The pharmacist recounted a recent incident where a woman took a toothbrush home, returned it saying it hurt her mouth, and requested an exchange.
A man bribes his wife with a daily newspaper to learn what she is concealing. Four days pass before she returns home from visiting her mother, after intending a six week stay. The parcel of clues and shame lingers as curiosity is fed by headlines.
An eccentric Whistler enters a barber shop, his white lock styled into a feathery plate. Mortimer Menpes recounts the performer’s dramatic, stage like appearance and his own watchful, almost theatrical, self evaluation.
A partial poem like note refers to a Dewdboard man in society who pays for a thoranzhbrea in Insinesa. It claims the only case of overwork is that of the Rhettler and implies broader public reaction.
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