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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1905
Page
2
A disjointed clipping recalls a cafe chafing dish bluff with a lighted alcohol lamp and a crab steam pan setting. It then shifts to patient testimony from Mrs. Betsey A. Clawson praising Dodd's Kidney Pills for inflammatory rheumatism, detailing a five year suffering and recovery.
A two act theatrical spoof shows a drunken bounder not intoxicated, retreating from influenza while critics remark on American humor. The dialogue features Lord Algy Tosher and Josher, with punch lines about a railway elation and a misread joke that delights the audience.
A Cartersville reader praises Postum as a healthful coffee alternative after indigestion and nerve trouble. The writer credits a favorable result to Postum, noting improved sleep and well being after trying the beverage and adding cream. The letter, attributed to the Postum Company of Battle Creek, Michigan, concludes with a promotional hook.
Hardenow enters the old house and finds open windows and a bare dining room. Esther consoles ailing mother while a hidden danger and a fire rumor swirl around the Cripps family and a mysterious awakening in the mansion.
Hardenow, a rector, enters a dim bedchamber to find a doomed scene and a beautiful unconscious woman. He confronts fear as a bell tolls and a mystery man approaches, while the corridor holds a tense, eerie silence.
The piece argues the West is not a fixed geography but a state of mind reflected in speech and attitudes. It contrasts regional identity with geography, noting cosmopolitan influences and a sense of Western character beyond the original thirteen states. It questions provincialism and hints at cultural borders versus physical boundaries.
The notice honors John G. Driscoll longtime secretary of the Associated Teaming Interests since 1902 who died this year. born in Oswego Minnesota and raised in Chicago. It also salutes William F. E. Cramer Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin editor for 65 years noting his blindness and deafness yet steadfast editorial influence. It mentions other public figures and a Doan’s Kidney Pills testimonial from Lebanon Indiana.
Mrs C H Davis of Carmel Maine recounts severe sick headaches fainting and bearing down pain before using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. After several boxes her health improved dramatically and she feels young and strong again.
A young man riding an elevated train conceals a lighted cigarette amid teasing exchanges with a companion. Surreptitious acts amuse a nearby woman as missteps lead the couple to unintended station progress and eventual disappointment. One observer laments the likely reaction of the girl once she learns the truth.
The Baltimore American prints a curiously tangled, humorous critique about a rumor mill surrounding a kidnapper case. The column riffs on familial nicknames and social connections to question who possesses the information.
Advertisement offers a free sample of Allen's Foot Ease powder by writing to Allen 9 Olmsted Le Roy N Y. The powder relieves tired sweating hot swollen feet and helps with corns and bunions. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
Dialogue exchange shows Clara-I and Minnie debating a word choice with humor. Inside a playful script fragment, they joke about saying a phrase and the modern preferred term. The brief skit hints at language etiquette and social repartee.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dialogue about a child and a father. Names and places are unclear. The piece references a remedy and a learned man, with a tone of parental guidance. No clear event or outcome is established.
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