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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1911
Page
7
Claiming to cure weakness and run down conditions Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as restoring vigor appetite digestion and mood. The text asserts thousands confirm the benefits and urges readers to buy the product.
A vintage advertisement promises immediate relief for itching, rashes, and inflammation in infants and children using a warm bath with Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura ointment. It claims sleep and parental rest result, offering a free 2 page book from Bond to Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston.
An archival note recalls Elihu Hoot at a Providence luncheon before the dedication of the John Hey Memorial Library at Brosh University. He reflects on John Hay praising prudent diplomacy, and a cryptic anecdote about a judgmental aunt and a naughty child in December.
An unusual case from Tom Parkes in Wisconsin reports a young woman who had 17 teeth extracted due to trouble. Before healing allowed artificial teeth, new teeth began to appear and all 17 have now been replaced in this remarkable manner.
An expounded exchange mentions a line about being refused before finding a wife and the phrase Well shaken before taken. The passage then promotes Judge Br. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets repurposing stomach, liver and bowels with sugar coated granules.
A prisoner in Omaha was cleared after a church steeple shadow helped prove an alibi. The defense used a photograph from a confirmation ceremony showing a steeple shadow, analyzed by Father Rigge, to place Erdman at the scene only seconds before a infernal machine was left at Dennison's house. The astronomer explained shadow timing to fix the photograph’s exact time, making Erdman’s guilt untenable.
A reader in The PHgrim's Scrip proposes a daily corrections column to counter misprints and cruel reporting. He cites a Paris gossip error and urges humane journalism that forgives mistakes. He imagines a third column correcting blunders to foster care and accountability.
Fragmentary text notes judge attitudes and market chatter about meat pricing, with garbled phrases including Butcher and Murphy. Core details are unclear and names or events are not fully legible, preventing a definitive summary of a specific incident or statement.
Dr William A Evans, Chicago health commissioner, leads a citywide effort to combat preventable diseases. He uses lectures, a weekly Bulletin, a multi language press service, moving pictures, and posters in schools churches factories and stores to promote public health and reduce deaths. The campaign makes health a daily concern and boosts Chicago’s standing with low mortality.
A skit about a horse dealer presenting a horse to a buyer with a joke on coat and pants. A separate fragment mentions a mail car destroyed by fire on a western road, with Christine Pitts noted in the incident.
Andrew Carnegie at a New York dinner joked about the Scotch dialect saying it causes misunderstandings. He recounted a Christmas anecdote where an American divine complimented a maid using Highland terms, only to discover a miscommunication about kinship and beauty.
The article surveys rapid town growth along rail lines in western Canada driven by strong agricultural districts and expanding industries. It notes extensive development over eight to ten years, with new cities housing tens of thousands and thriving farms sustaining markets, railways, and government settlement propaganda.
Fragmentary note describes a humorous exchange about dental work and a playful misstatement during a visit, indicating lighthearted amusement around a routine procedure.
Mrs J P Pemberton of Fayetteville Missouri reports Bright's disease symptoms improved after using Deans Kidney Pills. She says after taking 12 boxes her kidney trouble and swelling subsided, restoring interest and energy. The testimonial urges readers to remember the Dean name and buy from dealers.
An article arguments that cigars are still made by hand as machines to roll the tobacco evenly are not yet perfected. It notes cheap cloth-white three-for-five varieties using leaves from France Kentucky Algeria or Hungary while the premium Russian czar line uses Havana leaves costing $1.59 each.
A jumble of 19th century patent medicine claims touts Pettit’s Eye Salve for congestion and inflammation, with other remedies like Hamline Wizard, PAZO, and child teething syrups. The text promises quick fixes, refunds if products fail, and mentions nostrums for bleeding, piles, wounds, and teething.
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