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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1909
Page
3
A Dundee Advertiser writer notes a London cab driver who claims a tidy rule of "a place for everything." The driver points to places like Lug gill and Parliament Street, joking about where famous spots and parodies of Westminster Abbey lie, while the American passenger rides.
A Gallatin Tennessee resident describes decades of kidney disease and gravel attacks ending after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He reports passing many stones and long severe suffering before rapid improvement after four boxes. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A historical note lists twenty-six French and nine British Michigan governors and states that only one of seventy-one governors born in-state stayed for a period. It names Warner, Bliss, Pingree, Winans, Luce, Alger and others as born outside Michigan, with several born in Ohio New York and Connecticut.
A fragment from the Lahora Civil and Military Gazette notes a Danish hotel with a pleasant garden and good accommodations. It highlights the hospitable landlord who speaks English well and mentions easy fishing and scenic mountain surroundings praised by travelers.
The port of Sito de Janeiro in Brazil marks its hundredth anniversary with a national exhibition from June 15 to September 7 featuring industrial pastoral and art products.
A reader recounts switching from coffee to Postum after a weak stomach and headaches. She notes early family habits led to coffee drinking and poor digestion, then discovers improved digestion and clear skin after using Postum. The letter ends with a plug for Postum Co and a nudge to read The Road to Wellville.
Kane and bank cashier scheme to swap securities for cash as Gideon Hope closes in at the mills. A violent struggle erupts when Kane lashes out with a weapon, vaulting into a chaotic pursuit over betrayal, money, and a hidden room in the intricate power play.
Secretary Garfield pursues an extra 500000 to fund protecting public lands amid claims of about 110 million dollars in land frauds since the previous two years. Officials cite 32,000 altered land cases across western states and seek rapid action to recover funds and deter depredations.
Dr Robert Simon and Prof Quin ton argue sea water injected into blood curatively benefits multiple ailments. Citing French practice and cures, they claim relief for skin diseases intestinal troubles tuberculosis and other conditions. Historical note mentions ancient Greeks sending patients to sea voyages for salinity benefits.
Reports show diverse union activity from Davenport to St. Louis and Waco, with new branches forming in Houston and Sacramento. Proposals include initiative referenda, semi monthly pay bills, and cooperative efforts among trades such as ice men and truck drivers.
Snippets show a woman described as lacking diplomacy and a man recalling a history with a theatre or office setting. The dialog references an iceman, a lamp, a sunny sidewalk, and an office boy denying book agents.
A fragmented ad copy praises health benefits and mentions the California Fig Syrup Co as the maker, implying it is sold by leading druggists. The text is garbled but centers on health claims and product origin.
A testimony from Charles T. Danner of Philadelphia describes twelve years of itching and raw skin on hands arms and feet. He credits Cathdra Remedies after failed salves doctors and concludes pain relief and healing followed use and avoidance of prior trouble. The note links a Boston distributor and a Peruna almanac advertisement noting astrology and lucky days.
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