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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1909
Page
2
An antique ad text portrays a quarrelsome patient in a terse exchange with Dr Basco and a remark about cures. It touts Dr Dean's Kidney Pills as a complete cure after five years with three boxes sold by Foster Milburn Co. The snippet notes ancient organ invention in 220 BC.
A testimonial from Miss Barbara Kral of Wighlendtown Maryland describes long eczema torment lasting ten months. After trying multiple cures with little relief she used Cuticura Remedies and reports relief after five applications followed by complete cure.
A reader credits Postum with curing stomach troubles and improving complexion after coffee caused headaches. The letter praises Postum as a safe daily coffee substitute used by the writer and her mother-in-law and mentions health gains for a grandmother who also switched.
Percy Kane faces a stock crash and internal betrayal as Worthington and Kane plot to outmaneuver rivals. A violent confrontation with Gabriel Marsden exposes the plot to remarry Kane’s lover while Claire Tremaine destroys Gideon Howe’s portrait, sealing her doomed vow to Kane.
Kane bursts from a chair strike as a stranger lands a blow. Kama darts to a table, triggers alarm, and two men intervene quickly to subdue the attacker in a tense confrontation.
An excerpt cites Dr Reed and a renowned psychic who claims a sealed letter can only be read by a living mind on earth. The medium stresses words require absorption by a human mind, prompting discussion of a universal mind reservoir as a plausible concept.
Dun's Review of Trade reports mixed conditions in Chicago with ongoing January settlements and elections pressing commercial activity. Stock clearances rise in reading retail branches while district failures edge up to 22, with debts and burdens noted at over five thousand dollars in some lines.
In January trade shows expected progress as new undertakings are encouraged and lending industries boost working forces. Iron and steel markets disappoint with weak demand while cheap money supports some purchases. pig iron inquiries are light and pipe mill demand improves marginally.
Market notes list cattle hogs and sheep prices across Chicago St Louis Milwaukee and New York with grain and dairy quotes. Varied bids show cattle reaching four to seven dollars per unit and grains trading at No 2 levels across cities including Detroit and Cincinnati.
Dinus Spreckels estate valued at 5000000 and an untaxed Tate William By Teois estate appraised at 260201 with a debt of 501250 noted. A Minnesota Employers Association movement forms at the Minnesota State Association of Builders exchanges meeting. Iowa wins top stain exhibit honors at the National Horticultural Association with Idaho Washington and others placing in awards by county.
A fragmented account notes wealthy Japanese immigrants owning large land tracts in America. It claims these farmers funded themselves from Japan and faced competition from companies or colonization agents while government policies reportedly slowed immigration and required tight passport controls.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a morning church scene where the curate and verger sing the Benedicite. The verger comments that the list of earthly things is long and the exchange ends with a hopeful, smiling remark about creation.
A British Medical Journal snippet argues that soul medicine and bodily medicine are complementary not antagonistic. It stresses the soul's healing role as a joyful adjunct to medical treatment against many diseases.
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions names and a request but provides no coherent event or verifiable details. The text includes broken phrases about sending someone somewhere and a children’s group, but lacks concrete actions, dates, places, or outcomes.
A whimsical note recalls a hen crossing the road with no reason and a quip about answering why. The writer jokes at the question many have asked, praising the hen as wise and shrugging at the puzzled crowds.
An ad copy touts Bromo Quindo for cold relief priced 25 cents and credits KE W Grove with rescuing Miss Aglamog from drowning. Friends push for Carnegie hero medal while a playful row erupts over his upcoming marriage plan as reported by the Houston Post.
The advertisement lists catalog 108 from W W Hide and Far Co in Minneapolis Minnesota offering guns and traps for purchase. It emphasizes mail order and supply of sporting goods.
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