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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1894
Page
3
The article extolls Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a remedy for biliousness causing right side pain, nausea, vertigo, headaches, and digestion issues. It claims the tonic restores digestion, bowels, and nerve strength, preventing rheumatism and kidney ailments, and aids sleep. also notes Representative Griffen of Michigan faces possible deafness and retirement from Congress.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a superior liquid laxative that cleanses the system and relieves constipation without weakening organs. It claims health benefits for kidneys liver and bowels and notes the product is produced by the California Fig Syrup Co and sold in bottles at $1.
Mister Kennedy of Roxbury Massachusetts announces a remedy from common pasture weeds that he says cures Flamor from scrofula to pimples. He cites 1100 cases and over 200 certificates near Boston. He promises immediate benefit and a perfect cure with proper dose, warns of initial discomfort and no diet change. Sold by all druggists.
A light verse exchanges greetings about longing for warm sun and seasonal songs. The speaker mentions staying at a top floor room in The Maple with affordable prices and asks about plans for new songs this season. Harper's Young People is cited as the source.
Elsie Hobart, left supporting a husband and children after a string of misfortunes, becomes a physician in a city hospital. She saves a dying girl from her husband’s dangerous drug misrule, confronts betrayal, and redefines her life by accepting a shared future with Putnam Hobart.
The Field and Fireside urges funding of twenty thousand dollars within the post office appropriation to test rural mail delivery. It argues universal rural service would offset costs, broaden farmers' knowledge, curb rural isolation, and elevate social status, noting success in England France and Germany.
A well known humorous prose writer chats with a bibliomaniac collecting first editions of American authors. The collector asks for the writer's first book and the author replies he has all of them. The exchange hints at the rewards and burdens of wealth.
A historical account claims about 182 Italian banks in New York prey on laborers. It alleges bankers read letters to illiterate depositors, overcharge clients for tickets, and flee with funds when markets turn harsh. It notes 15,000,000 yearly handled yet acknowledges not all are dishonest.
An Angora sufferer refused medicine, despite many attempts. A young Irish girl mixed a recipe of lard and medicine into the cat’s milk and meat. The cat licked and swallowed the remedy, and the master praised the improvised treatment.
Estimates by two reputable ice companies in New York City say annual ice consumption in New York Brooklyn Hoboken Newark and Jersey City is enormous. If three to four billion pounds supply the trade and this is half the harvest, experts calculate that about one hundred percent of ice is lost by melting or breakage before reaching consumers.
May and 2 excursion tickets will be sold at one fare for round trips to points in Nebraska Kansas Colorado Wyoming Utah Idaho New Mexico Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas southwest Missouri Tennessee Mississippi Alabama and Louisiana. For information call or address J. C. Curter General Agent Security Bank Building Sioux City Iowa.
Canon Wilberforce told an interviewer he believes strongly in immortality for lower animals. He argues that the logic supporting human personality after death also applies to animal individuality.
Renters often pay for a farm from the proceeds of a single crop in the Sted River Valley. A letter invites inquiries to Grandin & Bawards in Hayville, North Dakota, about crop share arrangements as an alternative to cash land purchases. Various ad fragments mention anniversaries, cures, and local notes without clear context.
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