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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1898
Page
3
A dated, moralizing plea urges young wives to safeguard beauty for their husbands and endure maternity, recommending Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter from a Chambersburg reader details personal relief from painful menstrual and related symptoms after following the product’s regimen.
The article outlines Anthony Brady with vast wealth estimated up to 30 million dollars, living with no fixed official residence and paying taxes outside Albany and New York. It notes John A. McCail, president of New York Life Insurance, controlling about 156 million in dispositions, with an annual salary around 100 thousand pounds, reflecting the era’s affluent figures tied to government and finance.
Powder for the feet from a fictional maker. Available at druggists and shoe addresses. Sample sent free to Alfea 4 Olmuted Le Roy New York.
The team reports minor injuries from a tough drill with Captain Na and players Robinson, Smith, Dob, Jaenck, and Hikisw. Coaches say only superficial damage occurred as they brace for tomorrow’s championship showdown.
An ad claims a cure for deafness through a proprietary catarrh remedy and medical promises, offering a $100 reward for proof of failure. The text mixes medical rhetoric with a price note and a casual shop interaction about gloves, creating a fragmented, promotional piece.
An item notes steady employment options for teachers, including off hours work, with a reference to FLPP and the Dean at the Employment Office in Liews City Iowa. The piece blends other brief adlike snippets and social dialogue fragments from various publications.
The dialogue shows a mother questioning why a boy struck a girl named Elsie and the boy replying that she cheated in a game at Adaam and Eve by eating the apple herself. The exchange reveals a moral lesson about temptation and blame.
Empire Manufacturing Co offers the Farmers Handy Feed Cooker 50 gallon capacity for 12 50. The cooker claims to save feed and improve hog and poultry health by cooking kitchen scraps and other food, with a catalogue available on request.
A man in South Thirteenth Street yesterday grabbed a ham sandwich and coffee then dashed to a street car. He fled with a spoon and tossed it into the street before police and bystanders halted the chase. The spoon and cup were worth about 15 cents.
The university president questions an unnamed applicant for professorship in anatomy chemistry and astrology. The candidate admits lacking a university education or diploma. The exchange probes the basis for the applicant's belief in the chair’s satisfactory quality amid odd phrasing.
Practical notes on wintering stock with straw shelters, livestock management, and improving spring preparation. Emphasizes stable housing, the value of education for farmers, and cheap, effective tools like a wood-clawing device. Includes creamery contracts, manure treatment, and cost-saving farming practices.
Thousands of adventurous Americans head toward the Klondike despite warnings and hardships. The notice promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a medicinal safeguard to warm and nourish the system and prevent malaria rheumatism kidney trouble and liver complaints as well as dyspepsia and constipation.
Excerpts describe a misfired pursuit after a zeppelin like vessel and a domestic dispute during courtship. The text shifts to an advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease powder claiming cure for chilblains frost bite dampness and foot ailments with a sample offered.
Fragmentary OCR text presents household talk and an advertisement tone. It mentions a kitchen scene with a child and a teddy, plus a 2 cent bottle of a soothing syrup claimed to relieve inflammation and pain for children.
A fragmentary report describes a person identified as Eigor being affected by a smoked .2 substance near B28. The note mentions Yonkers and Staids but lacks clear details or names.
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