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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1905
Page
2
Moravia New York reports a farmer boasting of courting a widow with $8,000 while snow, hay, and crop prices are dismissed. A medical ad touts Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for sugar diabetes and kidney diseases, credited by a local husband.
Le Roy New York’s Allen Glasted won an injunction in the New York Supreme Court restraining rivals from copying or selling a foot powder under the Foot-Ease name. The suit highlights alleged unfair competition and protection of the trademark against imitators in a global market.
A Rome New York matron describes years of coffee intolerance and stomach distress then credits Postum Food Coffee with restoring appetite health and energy. She praises its palatability and notes recovery after switching beverages and following a little book from Postum Company Battle Creek Michigan.
Grace Oglander and Kit meet by a hollow on the Beechwood path as they exchange veiled vows and misread signals. Mr Sharp probes distances, while a shadowy suitor lurks, hinting at deception and fate in a tangled romance.
The aged squire recalls a long life filled with war service and quiet wealth as Marr Thorlearm arrives in new fashion. A lively, fateful visit unfolds with a fashionable, independent girl shaping the scene and hints at future events.
A garbled account describes the Princess of Wales in domestic arts, claiming she sews, knits, and even makes stockings with royal crests. It notes gossip about her wardrobe and household routines, while quoting a proverb about perseverance and a child’s language missteps.
The clipping compiles quirky remarks and old quarrels from a British magazine and two Oregon papers. It features a lordly rebuke, a nurse joke, a Kentish worker’s wash talk, a berserk vehicle proposal, and a tense local editor dispute with sharp taunts and defense of press freedom.
The Far Eastern Review in Manila shows G re nut rafts on a tidal lagoon ready for market. Cocoanuts are packed in circular groups twenty feet across formed by bark fiber strands and towed by a light boat to a steamer wharf. Cocoanuts grown in rows yield about one million per orchard over their lifetime.
Percy asks Miss Helen in a trembling voice about daring to ask IL and whether two negatives equal one in a scene from Darktown Theatrical Circus with mock Shakespearean misreadings. The New Orleans Times-Democrat and Cleveland Leader are cited in garbled captions.
Miss Margaret M. James, a Dayton educator driven to resignation by overwork and illness, credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring her health. She reports improved digestion, sleep, appetite, and energy after using the pills, and notes fellow teachers share similar relief.
The text extols slow deep breathing as essential for full lung coverage and improved blood health. It asserts disciplined breathing can influence feverish states, improve vital functions, and deliver a steady supply of oxygen to the lungs, claiming broad health benefits from consistent practice.
Mrs. Jona Lage of 115 Paterson Avenue Paterson New Jersey says nine years of suffering with back pain headaches dizziness and blood rushing to her head have ended after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports relief from the stinging pain in the small of her back and other symptoms after the first box and continued the treatment. The product is sold by Foaster Mulburn Co Buffalo New York.
An illustrated booklet by the Union Pacific Railroad promotes the Dov is and Clark Centennial guide to Portland and the Pacific Northwest. It includes maps, hotel rates, streetcar lines, routes, and hotel details. a quick trip from California to the exposition is outlined. Send two stamps to A W Curt, Omaha, Neb, for a mailed copy.
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