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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1911
Page
2
Disjointed reminiscences merge with a Bath Maine art statue tale and a dialogue on marriage and wealth. A king’s fool and a wronged angel joke appear alongside political intrigue about Biggin and an investing youth. The text blends anecdotes, humor, and partial legal inquiry.
A Pennsylvania resident shares a testimonial about switching from coffee to Postum, reporting improved health after weeks of headaches and heart palpitations. She notes better energy, fewer pains, and a strong endorsement of Postum as a possible remedy, citing The Road to Wellville.
The article chronicles Henry Wallace once a pastor who faced a near death from tuberculosis and pivoted to farming and journalism. He rebuilt strength on milk and simple diet, bought land in Iowa, and rose to national prominence as a prominent agricultural writer and advocate for conservation. He founded Wallace's Farmer and influenced agricultural policy, later entering political effort to unite farmer interests against monopolies and railroads.
The text recalls a 19th century Iowa farmer struggle over barbed wire fences and railroad regulation. It highlights editor Wallace and Colonel Hepburn defending farmer interests, the 1885 1886 political shifts, and the push for Hepburn rate legislation. It also honors Wallace for conservation and education work promoting soil fertility clover and farm living ideals.
A long reading notes Wall Street tremors as margin trading and market manipulation are laid bare to outsiders. The piece traces how confident brokers, Morgan dynasty influence, and a shift from open competition to controlled markets have emptied the trading floors and altered fortune across the era, with vivid scenes of rivet workers and reflections on wealth.
A mother describes a six month scalp eruption spreading to the face hands and arms with hair loss. After using Cuticura Resolvent Soap and Ointment she reports rapid improvement and full recovery. She praises Cuticura as a cure and recommends its toilet use.
The fragmentary text blends quotations and reflections from Charlotte Bronte with disjointed medical mentions. It references Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and notes on constipation as a cure, while tangentially discussing friendship and personal esteem.
On a pay-after-you-enter car two women argue who pays the fare. A diplomatic conductor suggests a denatured Dutch treat where each pays the other's fare. The plan ends the quarrel and the two depart with the scene noted in the Cleveland Leader.
A truncated line from a poem like line reads that the mind is the only thing that never fails in a cryptic form. No clear names, places, dates, or events are readable in the text.
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