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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1897
Page
3
Amusing incident on a Lemon farm near Garfield Washington as Burt Lemon and a farm hand found three young coyote pups. Old coyotes approached as the men moved the pups to a sack. One old coyote dragged the sack with pups away, the last seen near the hill.
A partial Washington Star passage features a farmer’s exchange with a youth about completing tasks around the farm. The dialogue hints at education or a lesson, with tense shorthand and unfinished phrases.
An eclectic OCR fragment notes the moon completes one lunar revolution in twenty seven days seven hours forty three minutes and 11.505 seconds. A chaotic hotel scene includes a waiter directing a guest to a “house of hest Kentucky” amid a string of disjointed phrases and misread ads.
Washington correspondent reports on election fraud concerns, suppression of Black votes in South Carolina and Georgia, and tariff changes aimed at farmers. The piece notes George W Murray’s stance, outlines moves by the World and Means Committee on new tariff measures, and discusses international bimetallism and silver policies influencing financial markets.
The text praises Afr Lyman Gage chosen for Secretary of the Treasury noting his banking experience and practical financial knowledge. It discusses free silver opposition led by Senators Stewart and Pettigrew and signals political maneuvering around cabinet appointments and an international monetary conference.
Three years of declining health for Mae Gatten near Muscatine culminates in a cure after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The story recounts suspect bronchial trouble and female weakness, the family seeking doctors, and a relative’s recommendation of the pills, which led to Mae regaining health after six to eight boxes. The ad-like piece promotes the medicine with pricing and availability.
Fragments recount Yvette Guilbert’s Paris Interview claim of carrying S34,000 back to France from America. Details touch on earnings in New York, audience decline, and uncertain demand for her performances this year.
Reports describe illness linked to a consumed item while noting farmers allegedly hold a Formaz liver secret linked to oxalate reductions in poultry. Washington dispatch lists travel dates and ticketing details for a March trip ending March 5 with station departures and ticket offices at Clark Street.
Disjointed snippets describe various items from a periodical page including a fishworm remark, water company surrender, Indianapolis token pricing, theater works by women in London, hair hygiene, a machine making taps, testimonials about cures for consumption, a coin friction fact, and scattered ad-like lines from different subjects.
The ad touts E Hostetter s Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion bloating and liver discomfort. It claims regular use cures malarial kidney nervous and rheumatic ailments and notes dentists favor candy for year round business. Merely a partial glimpse of a bustling patent medicine promotion.
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