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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1896
Page
8
Sheldon Iowa hospital advertises E T. Twining MD with 25 years experience as a specialist in blood and skin diseases. It lists conditions including eruptions, rheumatism, hair loss, acne, eczema, ulcers and catarrh and claims these can be positively driven from the system by time tested remedies.
A garbled college pamphlet from Omaha touts testimonials about the American Business College. It blurs advertising claims and references DeWitt's products, a train excursion offer, and political commentary, all amid fragmented snippets and mispunctuated lines. The mix contrasts marketing ploys with travel deals and political notes.
The tale centers on Albert E. Washburn, U S consular agent of Magdeburg, who deftly names US presidents and secretaries of state in response to taunts from German officers. He matches wit with a lesson in knowledge while Merritt, another American, watches. The piece shifts to anecdotes about dogs understanding humans and jibes at academic gymnastics, ending with miscellaneous literary quirks and colorful translations.
A Massachusetts bishop recalled to mind a story Eliot told about Phillips Brooks and Dean Lawrence. Eliot said Brooks was a great choice for bishop, and later congratulated Lawrence when he succeeded Brooks. The anecdote highlights Eliot’s warm regard for Lawrence and Brooks.
Announcement invites applicants to become free students at the Maii Department of the American Business College in Omaha Pel. The offer includes two free comas by maail and runs for a limited period.
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