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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
5
The snippet compiles fragmented items including a medical testimonial for Dean's Kidney Pills, a court dinner anecdote around violets and a social mischance, and a remark about London church congregations in central districts. Names, places, and dates are scattered amid partial quotes and odd OCR artifacts.
Patchy text describes ear inflammation and to treat deafness via constitutional remedies. Mentions mucous tube blockage and catarrh causing inflammation. Scattered quotations and ad captions distract, with stray jokes and ads interwoven.
An item alleges a story about a teacher candidate failing a civil service exam due to arithmetic and spelling issues while a separate sworn statement by Mrs. and Mr. McBride touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as curing their epileptic child. The narrative blends rumor, testimony, and sensational health claims.
Fragments reveal a school janitor uncovered an old well cover beneath a coal stock. Tons of coal poured into the space, forming a hidden cache described as buried treasure amid a coal shortage.
A Swiss mechanic claims to have invented an automatic cradle device. When a baby cries the apparatus triggers a phonograph to sing a lullaby while clockwork releases to rock the cradle. The system stops when the crying ends, allegedly erasing a bachelor’s excuses.
A Cincinnati physician credits Grape Nuts with rapid health improvements after starting a twice daily serving with warm milk. He reports feeling stronger and heavier than ever, endorses the food as a brain and nerve support, and says he recommends it to many patients with positive results. The advertisement cites Postum Co. and a Road to Wellville booklet offer.
James L Blair son of the late Gen Frank Blair collapsed on his Kirkwood county home porch after two hours of testimony before a grand jury. St Louis charges allege forged deeds, forged mortgages totaling 403090, 840000 from Dick Brothers of Philadelphia, 63000 from Blow estate, and counterfeited stamps. Blair, a prominent lawyer and reformer, denied knowledge of the case as he was treated by a physician.
The Gristen report of 119000 words on postoffice investigations faces public release delays as the administration weighs withholding sections to protect indicted men. The Attorney General advises keeping key papers secret. White House says up to ten days before any part is public. Pending actions include discharging several additional employees.
A muddled old column opines on China Russia and Japan using both sides in a tense world scene. It mentions Chauncey Depew and Tom Fatt organizing groups in the U S Senate and hints at shifting power as Russia and Japan juggle influence while U S policy aims to detect threats and stabilize corn crops amid wartime chatter.
Hattie La Fountain of Galion Ohio secretary of groups tells how after childbirth she suffered monthly pains and headaches. A friend recommended Peruna and her husband started her on it. She grew well after the first bottle and urges others to try it. Julia Brus California secretary of the Women’s State Federation says she knows women aided by Peruna and endorses it.
A chronically ill woman, long confined to her home, seeks cure from Dr Hartman after exhausting doctors and funds. She writes for free home treatment and quickly recovers, regaining strength to work again. Letters from Annie Hoban and Annie Horan praise Peruna as a health aid for nervous systems and recurring pains.
A garbled passage discusses Miss Youn in terms of attentiveness to social pleasures and her father’s health. It quotes cryptically from the Philadelphia Ledger about McQueery and Tivnter. It then references Rice not in the Old Testament and a Talmudic remark, noting an Egyptian tomb predating 500 BCE.
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