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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
2
A Northern Wisconsin man, once isolated, reports George Ade's writings helped his digestion. He sought amusing books in a city store and had his wife read from them after meals, noting critics aside, the humor remains an aid to his health.
Moraria June 5 to 21 reports Benjamin Wilson credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with saving his wife from a four year diabetes and rheumatism ordeal. She reportedly fell from 200 to 120 pounds, then rose to 190 after using the pills and regained health and strength. The quotation praises the medicine as a blessing.
Mrs. Youngbride sobs of suspicion accuse her husband of souding with a young Englishwoman after a night out. He denies while she claims she overheard him sleep talking about a billiards score and a woman named Miss QO, prompting a heated confrontation at home.
Instructions describe boiling water with soda to clean collars. A recorded method mentions hot water with gum arabic and a dash of coffee or tea for dye removal. Ironing uses a white material and moderately hot iron, with product names ELUVANOL RK and PARKER referenced.
The article notes horn and tortoise shell carvings from the sixteenth to early eighteenth century, valued for their fine engraving and inlaid forms. It highlights masked figures of nobles, Jacobite connections, and famed carvers John Geborn in Amsterdam and John O’Draust in Fongland, with related works in silver mounts and German wood-impressed pieces.
A reader from Battle Creek Michigan shares a testimonial praising Grape-Nuts. He links previous stomach and kidney issues to heavy meat diets and credits the cereal with heartburn relief, improved nerves, and sharper thinking. The message invites readers to read the small book The Road to Wellville.
Russel Overshute enters a gypsy inn where Cinnaminta and her child Tom are cared for. Mary Hookham recounts stockings theft, a coroner’s inquiry, and Mrs Fermitage’s strained effort to aid her family as Cripps and Esther weigh a settlement.
A magistrate urges settling a case of technical assault between neighboring neighbors who had long been on good terms. The judge lamented the loss of old friends appearing in court and suggested an out of court agreement, while the plaintiff resisted claiming the war cannot be avoided.
The text playfully compares Hagateys and the Czar of Russia with the Emperor at Germany, debating who owns more palaces. Each is said to own numerous country seats with lavish furnishings and many servants, while England's Malward reportedly occupies only four houses, with several large mansions ready at all times.
A fragmentary dialogue references deceit and seduction as Chimmy and Johnny discuss refusals and a tale of 'carnalic acid' while a minister begins a new pulpit with notable early popularity.
The Atlantic, a three masted auxiliary schooner, wins the Kaleer’s Cup on a 2003 nautical mile crossing from Sandy Mook to the Tigard in 11 days 146 hours 22 minutes. The victory marks American superiority in seamanship with faster speeds than traditional steamships and signals a new era of deep sea yachting.
The Bureau of Labor reports wholesale prices across commodities climbed in 1877 with food, clothing, and fuel showing varied gains. Drugs and health items lagged, while a notable Minnesota hero, George Bohn, saved a companion during a perilous river rescue. Yellow fever fears grow in the Panama canal region, with sanitation emphasized by John Barrett.
A testimonial from Mrs. Mary D. Murphy of Fort Wayne Indiana credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing years of stomach trouble nervousness and heat flashes. The ad claims the pills rebuild blood and restore strength and offers free literature and wholesale availability through the De Williams Medicine Co Schenectady New York.
Boring Krerclee. A Throop street woman asks about her husband while a neighbor jokes about British Columbia. An ad copy hawks Alters Foot-Baam and powders to ease corns and calluses with free mail offer via A Olmsted Le Roy W F.
In a brisk household dialogue Mr. Bronston asks about dessert. Mrs. Bronston replies the cook is ill and offers kidneys as dessert. Mr. Bronston agrees to be served with a French maid to attend the meal.
A Vienna court condemned two men to pay a monthly allowance to the widow of a man who died after they told him his wife was unfaithful as a joke. The case centers on the death by suicide linked to their remarks.
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