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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1905
Page
2
Travelers returning from Africa and Australasia share tales of Westbuilding people. The bushmen are described as primitive, unable to build huts, instead gathering twigs and grass to form large nestlike shelters in thickets or jungles. Nests house families, foliage overhead offers partial shelter, and fire is never used for protection.
Mrs W H Ambrose of Dover Kentucky reports lasting relief from backache after one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills. The ad claims kidney pain is a warning sign and warns of possible progression to diabetes Bright's disease or rheumatism if untreated.
The text explains ancient yeast used for bread, a wild yeast carried by air and kept from dough for future batches. It notes Israelites and famine era practices, Pompeii findings from 70 A D, and ancient bread using corn, with occasional preserved leaves and long life in dry climates.
A fragment from the Mangan City Journal describes a Lamar girl teasing a man about drinking coffee to stay awake for a planned visit. The man admits to drinking coffee and hints at seeking a new companion after tonight.
A Hot Springs Arkansas visitor report cites dram of Grape Nuts and cream easing long stomach and bowel trouble. A young man with nine years of illness notes improved sleep and digestion after two days, then gains in health and memory after following the book The Road to Wellville. A friend with indigestion also reports relief from breakfast use.
In a Richmond duel of loyalties and danger Captain Denon hides in Helene Lamure's parlor as a wounded Adams fights for life. Walter Glaydes and Henri plot amid courtly intrigue while Helene ponders love and survival as Denon seeks escape.
Walter CIUAPTER XIE suffers shock yet conceals pain as Lielene shows choice among men. Helenws act is suspected. the colonel lies weak but hopeful. Lielepa senses danger near the room door and worries about Jack. Sua’s black face appears as she seeks help, whispering there is a man in her room. Cainhfat Bae confronts the scene with a grim line.
Fragmentary text shows garbled dialogue about eating and builders with references to figures like Philadelphia and Dhite- Telphia Ledges. overall meaning is obscured and sources unclear.
A copper preservation device showcased by an English inventor on the River Thames. An East Indian ship carrying 400 passengers and cargo was lost in the Indian Ocean. A Senate reading discusses extending seafaring authority to Louisiana. Pennsylvania moves the state capital to Harrisburg. Two British warships with a convoy were captured by French frigates. Middlesex sheriffs jailed for election corruption. Napoleon denounces Ceaslines and claims Santo Domingo.
The Austrian and Morocco States settled their disputes. Lyons Chamber of Commerce pushed free trade in silk goods. Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg elected sovereign prince of Greece by English French and Russian plenipotentiaries. Sir Walter Scott injured in Edinburgh. Deputations across Italy sought trade with China after its ports opened. First South Africa expeditionary troops arrived. An American ship reached Harte France with 1400 bales of cotton from Charleston South Carolina.
Dreadful election turmoil and gold discoveries in California frame a long-ago season. Reports mention cold weather in New York and New England, earthquakes in Virginia, blocked roads, trains delayed, and legal cases tied to fugitive statutes. Ceremony and politics mix with civil rights debates and river canal plans.
In China Township Mich a farmer Mr Henry Schroeppel recovered from a violent rheumatic attack after rejecting a doctor and taking Dr Williams Pink Pills His neighbor Captain George Balfour also reports relief after using the pills The remedy is praised as effective for neuralgia and paralysis and is sold by local druggists.
A fragmented exchange pits a barelonted boy on a farm against a pompous self-made man. The dialogue, pulled from a noisy street scene, features disjointed phrases like Yes sit and Quite a coincidence as a hardware drummer challenges a wartime stereotype.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Caltech Ball's Catering Coe and COE enna cattrh with unclear references. No coherent events or names can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Readable lines advertise Cuticura soap and ointment for skin cures, mosquito worries, Peruna for catarrh, and a request for medical advice from Dr Hartman. Mentions Verna as a preventive remedy and notes early glass window fabrication by a Greek in 44 for a church built by Frank King Chiltehert.
An old ad touts Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for children claiming to cure stomach troubles teething disorders and worms. It promises rapid relief with a laxative formula and notes the product bears W Groves’ signature on each box. The piece also mentions engineers earning medals and bonuses for long service without accident.
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