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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
8
Rheumatism Cures and Ancient Remedies in London Chronicle
The London Chronicle cites historical claims on gout cures using herbals and charms. It mentions henbane and lunar influences with prayers to Jehovah, plus Beury VII noted for medical experiments and creating cramp rings said to ease rheumatism, emphasizing faith as essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehovah
Sabaoth
Lot
Beury VII
London Chronicle
Cigar Simile and Temperament in a Newspaper Text
The article compares humans to uneven cigars, warning that some people rush ahead, show off, and overindulge in one aim. It argues such hurried behavior reflects temperament and leads to misfortune, echoing a New York Press sentiment about daily mindset and self-restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorpe
Aiden
New York
Dragon Hunt Tracked Moon Dragon Over Constantinople
In a whimsical tale from New Orleans Daily Democrat, a Circassian wife Fatmah and her husband recount a dragon hunt atop Constantinople’s domes and minarets. The dragon, seen during an eclipse, was chased with blunderbusses and a shared supper as the moon supposedly fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Ansler
Ald
Constantinople
Fatmah
Bern
New Orleans
Treaty Tree and the First American Peace Talks
The article recalls the treaty tree, the original American Wages tree where William Penn and Delaware chiefs once met for peace talks. It describes the mighty elm as a symbol of early diplomacy and colonial relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
William Penn
The Willing Pens Society and the Pedestrian Car Tale
A Philadelphia Ledger fragment recalls the Willing Pens Society erecting a permanent tribute while describing a horse car era on Thirteenth and Fifteenth streets. An aunt riding along prompts the conducter to grumble about stopping at every square and orders passengers off at Catharine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Cathatife Street
Joh
Catharine Street
Philadelphia Ledger
Two of a Kind in Street Dealer Exchange
A brusque real estate man argues rent versus ownership as a stranger, claiming to be a real estate dealer. The exchange ends with a humorous pun about owning a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sno
Gleveland Plain Dealer
Two of Kind in a Philadelphia Press Verse Exchange
A playful exchange unfolds as a lorovick maidendeclares George unworthy of marriage while George replies with affectionate, muddled words, hinting at a lighthearted farm humor scene from a Philadelphia Press brief.
To the Street Letter on bread and salt from Mary
A fragmentary street letter discusses bread salt and meals with a comic misquote about Mary and the Ialy of the House. The note mentions a ven eater and yesterday’s faster, and comments on an artist’s palette not showing on canvas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothley
Mosquito Proof Palm Saves Warau in Orinoco Delta
In a moonlit garden near the sew, a Warau host and visitors rest under a palm tree from the Orinoco delta. The palm’s odor repels mosquitoes, giving a mosquito proof bed amid the salt marshes, a handy shelter for the Warau in their delta home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moontit
Tia
Ita
Orinoca Delta
Orinoca
Warau
Cigginnati Enquirer
Balily and Tha Exchange on Balancing Books
A humorous exchange features Basily and Tha debating late work at the office and the wife weighing whether the balance of accounts reflects personal honesty. The husband jokes about consulting a fortune teller who predicted a wealthy, attractive, kind, attentive, and truthful spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basily
Costly Eyeteeth in a Chicago tale
Johnny Green recalls a remark about his father in New York paying nearly 300 dollars to have his eyeteeth removed, a claim reported by the Chicago News. The dialogue frames a costly dental joke or anecdote about expense and time spent at the dentist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnny Green
Johnny
Chicago News
One-Sided Manuscripts Prompt Editors to balkettes
Poem notes a speaker chiding editors who demand manuscripts on a single sheet side while pointing at balkettes. The remark blends humor with critique of publishing norms, reflecting tension between authors and printers.
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Pathfinder
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