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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads as a chaotic note about Christmas and a person or entity labeled JE, with scattered phrases like tossed bark and times. No clear event or context emerges beyond a puzzling, incomplete textual fragment.
An advertisement offers Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root with a free sample and book to readers of the paper. It claims 46 success in cases and outlines sizes priced at fifty cents to two dollars. Address requests to Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, Binghamton NY, with a note to mention the newspaper.
A Sunday Magazine piece discusses water movement and wave force. It explains how a six foot deep box of grey water would leave five inches of salt at the bottom if evaporated, and models ocean salinity and wave base geometry with rough figures.
A small depot notices passengers to cross the railway via the subway echo an old Irish river warning about flood water making the ford impassable. The quoted sayings recall regional safety signs and local lore.
The account describes a couple's coffee addiction harming health including yellow skin and kidney issues. After quitting coffee and using a tonic, the husband improved. the wife later quit too and lost weight. The text notes headaches, nervousness, and eventual better well being attributed to stopping coffee.
Frances Wharton travels to a rocky hill hidden hut where Harper aids her brother’s escape. She pledges secrecy while Harper warns of risk and arranges swift departure with Major Bunwood and others. Frances then leaves with Harper guiding toward safety and vows to protect her brother’s life.
Secretary Taft urges higher pay for army personnel and the creation of a general service corps to reduce nonmilitary duties. He recommends expanding naval systems and fortifications, including batteries at Manila and Subic Bay, and proposes a large corps of capable surgeons to care for volunteers. He states budgets for coastal defenses and insular possessions, plus plans for a statue to Edwin M. Stanton.
George A. Pettibone an official of the Western Federation of Miners is acquitted in Boise Idaho of the murder of Governor Steunenberg. The verdict follows the acquittal of Secretary Haswood on the same charge and stems from confessions tied to Thor ry Orchard and Steve Adams.</s>
Fragmentary OCR shows an advertisement from Poster-Mitbura Co. of Buffalo offering oil for sale at a price of fifty cents per gallon. The readable text is partial and uneven.
The Houston Post fragment mentions Mrs Smith laughing at remarks during an outing and a rumor about her new teeth revealed yesterday.
The Peruna Lucky Day Almanac is a fixture in over eight million households and is available free from all druggists. The 1908 edition is already published and supplies are limited, so readers are urged to inquire early and secure a copy today.
A Chicago court awaits an interpreter as Judge deliberates a case involving the defendant Four Boker. The attorney argues for a swift ruling while questioned about the interpreter's availability and the impact on the proceedings.
A Burlington reader recalls a six year old girl with a birth illness whose father spent a fortune on cures. After two months on Cuthenra Remedies the child recovered fully, matching the prior healthy appearance. The witness notes she has not seen the girl in seventeen years, last heard she was well. June 18, 1965.
In the outskirts of Seanflinstile a man in an automobile encounters a team of horses dragging split logs blocking the road. The old farmer explains the obstruction and cites the good roads movement as the reason.
Advertises that deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. Claims inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes hearing loss and offers Halls Catarrh Cure as a remedy with a $100 reward for unresolved cases. Includes instructions to send for directions and to take Hall’s Paamlip Pills for constipation.
The total coal in the world exceeds fifty thousand tons with vast quantities now stored for boilers of communities, ships, and railways. Production reaches up to five thousand tons per hour with households consuming about ten thousand tons hourly.
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