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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1897
Page
3
The article discusses a shift in harvesting technology from left hand to right hand binders. It explains historical binding practices, the mechanics of grain handling, and notes McCormick’s open revolver model and roller bearing innovations. It cites J Perry’s 1860 patent and McCormick’s 1882 patent form as key developments.
The article describes a cage and roller invention that prevents rollers from escaping the shafts, promising annual savings for farmers. It cites McCormick experiments and protests against impractical, sensational claims by manufacturers, noting relief hearings and practical validation after repeated tests. A separate medical testimonial extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure, with a notarized affidavit from 1897 supporting its efficacy.
Veneering is replacing paper in some shipments of poles and moldings. Elm veneer, produced in the same factories as the poles, costs more but offers better protection against creases and bruises. The veneer wrapping is used by curtain pale manufacturers and in no picture moldings.
Prof E B Bowman of Hartsville college a noted natural science instructor and former Charlotte pastor was struck by a serious illness. A year ago he suffered nervous exhaustion and failed to recover despite various doctors and medicines before being treated with Pink-Pilla for Pale People and healed, as he recounts in an interview with a Columbus Republican reporter. The account highlights a miraculous recovery after trying multiple treatments.
A collage of quips and gags from various papers and columns features jokes about hair, aging, golf, drinking, court talk, and social mishaps. Notable lines play on mistaken looks, domestic scenes, and witty retorts, reflecting early 20th century humor across multiple U.S. papers.
The passage touts Eostetter's Stomach Bitters as restoring vigor and strength when digestion is weak. It claims improved appetite, steady bowel function, and liver efficiency as the stomach is reinforced, leading to better overall health and energy.
The system sends only numerals over wires so telegraph operators need not know Chinese. The sender transmits numbers daily, while the receiver uses a code dictionary to translate each numeral into the corresponding character. About one eighth of Chinese words are in the code, deemed sufficient for practical use.
Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease is a foot powder that cures painful swollen feet and relieves corns and bunions. It makes tight-fitting shoes feel easy and prevents sweating and callouses. Sold by druggists and shoe stores or by mail for 25 cents. Trial package free. Allen 5S Olmsted Le Roy NY
In 1888 Sir John Lubbock kept ants to study their lifespans. One ant died at 15 years, the greatest insect age yet known. Another ant reached 13 years, while a queen of a different species laid eggs after passing age zero.
A jumble of travel notes and curiosities describes footwear in Japan, a famed circus rider James Robinson, and railway engineers' perils in Washington. It mentions anti-drug remedies, silk exports, catarrh cures, and everyday items like steel pens and hair dye.
Teachers from 3 D Town and South Dakota depart Sioux City at 2 30 p m Tuesday June 23 for Black Hills with round trip fare set. The two week itinerary covers Wind Gate Battle Mountain Mount Grimson and other points at an estimated total cost under 15 dollars including transport and living expenses. For details maps and information contact J R Buchanan GP TA PE MV Ry Omaha Neb.
The Phreneological Journal lists simple uses for water in various ailments. It suggests hot water compresses relieve toothache and neuralgia, hot foot and back applications ease headaches, and drinking hot water aids digestion and constipation. It emphasizes early application and diet in treatment.
The estimate places about 1,300,000 Irish people in Australia. No further context or details are provided.
A quirky line from the Pitesburg News quotes a funky man amused by a cobbler who crafts two shoes for himself with a boastful remark about his plan to intervene if needed. The exchange captures a local tone and character dialogue.
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