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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1912
Page
9
A man, dressed in unusually new clothes, approaches the Getty House desk in Yonkers. He signs with a flourish, then adds wife to the registration, prompting the clerk to question the ceremony while the bride glances reproachfully and asks what caused the rib injury.
Readers weigh the cost and value of baking powders noting that cheaper brands may fail in results while premium brands justify higher prices. The article cites the brand rated highest by physicians and chemists and discusses the importance of standard quality.
In Paddington London a public health proposal requires tenement flats to open all room windows for one hour daily to air them. A local bar council believes the measure can improve conditions even if law cannot force full compliance.
The fragment shows Mrs Justwed offering pudding and sauce to Mr Justwed. A request to teleph for the doctor follows, indicating a medical emergency or need for a physician. The text implies domestic action and a doctor’s arrival.
Ohio woman's testimonial claims relief from years of stomach distress after two years of eating Grape Nuts twice daily. She says morphine was used during severe pain, but now eats anything without discomfort and walks miles daily as a working woman. The letter attributes recovery to Grape Nuts.
Summary of 1971 honors across baseball football golf rowing track and field and auto racing listing national league champs New York American league champs Philadelphia national doubles and singles titles led by Ty Cobb Charles Ty Weyman and Hazel Hotchkins plus notable races and records from Celtic Park Madison Square Garden and Long Island events.
A damaged New York fragment tells of Charles Frederick Astor, cousin of John Jacob Astor, living in poverty with his son William and wife at 204 East Ninety-fifth Street. Charles seeks work while disguising as a new toecarver. his family plans collapse as marriage to a widow is revealed and financial strain worsens.
In New York a plan unfolds involving finangee and a pastor linked to a murder case. The proceedings center on rites, inheritance, and a clergyman connected to Ming Avis Dunnell and Violet Bamaugde as inquiries proceed. A wedding and alleged poisoning tie into a broader estate dispute.
The 1911 harness racing season saw few new world records on mile or half mile tracks, especially in Trotting. Despite many fast times, only eight trotting and ten pacing world records were set or equaled, with weather and track conditions blamed by some for the weak showing. Uhlan and The Harvesters also failed to meet engagements due to rain and poor footing.
Deacon Jones hides cough medicine beside rye for emergencies. A late night cough leads to mistaken dose as rye is returned to the bedroom. Rodgers reports souvenir hunters tampering with equipment in Scranton, including a woman removing a machine nut and a man prying a valve with a cold chisel.
An old ad style notice urges watching kidney secretions for signs of trouble. It cites back pain headaches nervousness and fatigue as possible indicators and promotes Down and Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy with a patient testimonial from Everett Washington describing dramatic relief after doctors failed.
A Fort Seaith Times Record item repeats an old Doan's Kidney Pills ad line in Buffalo based poster art. The gag features a Gillmen man with a red nose and a quip about pride and not meddling in others' business.
A health ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild gentle laxative for elderly and children, noting chronic constipation from inactivity. It claims relief without disturbing the stomach, with tonic benefits for stomach, liver and bowels, and offers samples via address in Monticello Illinois.
A seven year old named Freddy bursts into the room shouting Boo. His mother chides him for entering without knocking and notes it might not have been dressed. Freddy replies he looked through the keyhole first. Judge records the exchange as a humorous vignette.
A damaged OCR ad for Murine Eye Remedy promotes relief for red weak eyes and suggests public sale pricing. The text references medical practice use, public access, and mentions Marine Eye Remedy Go of Chicago. A quip questions why the money was guarded by police.
Fragmented ad copy promises health energy as breakfast aid and free silver with every package. Mentions a “Dainling Wizard Oi” product and a caution about catching cold, plus a parent forbidding a suitor entering a house.
A stray OCR fragment lists a misquoted line about kindness and appreciation followed by an old medicine pitch for Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup claiming teething relief and wind colic cure. It includes a 25¢ price and a cheeky marriage advice line.
In a courtroom scene a judge questions a suspect as a friend recalls picking up a lonely bachelor from the gutter. The exchange hints at sympathy and aid. An ad urges mothers to trust Castoria with its long signature use. A domestic quip about suspenders closes the fragment.
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