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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1912
Page
7
A collage of jumbled quotes and quirky lines from Brooklyn Life and Chicago Tribune chatter. Bits on tea remedies, coal buying, and witty exchanges show lighthearted vignettes and odd mishearings.
A rich woman claims coffee harmed her and her husband causing bladder catarrh heart palpitations and stomach troubles. After switching to Postum the husband improved and both no longer drink coffee. She notes children like it and a visitor found Postum pleasing after boiling 15 minutes.
In Brussels a man is murdered and Luke de Mountford, heir to Lord Radclyffe, faces suspicion as the crime echoes in London. Louisa Harris fears for Luke while Lord Radclyffe’s straitened life and Philip de Mountford’s revealed death deepen the mystery.
A scene unfolds with Sir Thomas Ryder and Harria Cap in tailored frocks and polished gear as they discuss balance and risk. The Philadelphia meat packers debate ethics and the danger of ex parte testimony amid congressional probes.
North Carolina state board of health warns that two thirds or more of consumption spread comes from wireless spitting coughing and sneezing. Even healthy people can shed deadly germs through droplets that linger in air and contaminate surfaces. Experts urge caution to prevent public risk.
Mrs. Edward J. Hewitt, president of the Woman's Municipal League, spoke in New York on cleaner streets and women’s funding. She quipped that men would have reached the top without wives aiding them, highlighting women’s steadying influence.
Fragmented quotes depict disputes over church membership and collection behavior. Allegations include Diy pa being a church member and concerns about contributions, with references to Seep mine and honorary member status for Huhry pa.
A student says his father urged him to take a domestic science course. He remarks the class seems like ordinary kitchen work and warns he may drop the course if suspicions are proven, possibly prompting his father to buy a $50 hat.
A fragment quotes a proverb about sowing wild oats and reaping lemons. It muses on marriage in heaven and angels knowing better. The text also includes odd phrases about Garfield Tea a laxadire and a product for constipation plus a remark about a loafer being an animal feeding on work and time.
An important citizen, recently on a jury, spoke after discharge about the case. He recalled that the defendant was unanimously acquitted on the first ballot, and declined to reveal his own vote as a sacred secret of the jury room.
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