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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
7
The article extols Allen's Foot Ease as a trusted powder that soothes and heals tired feet. It cites thousands of testimonials and claims superior relief, comfort in shoes, and long standing brand reputation while warning against imitations and urging buyers to insist on the advertised product.
A pasted collage of comic snippets and quips from various publications. The collage contrasts phrases about location and time with jokes on etiquette, wit, and everyday life. It includes lines about heiresses, suffragists, and the contrast between young and old in humor.
A brief exchange on women’s dress as a sign of social status and autonomy. The pamphlet notes that clothing costs many times more than men’s attire, prompting a discussion about gender roles and freedom.
The article outlines farm strategies to boost profitability from cows and hogs, plus care for trees and salt boxes. It discusses costs of keeping dairy cattle, testing cow efficiency with scales and Babcock, selecting fall-pacting cows, and managing pastures to maximize milk and butterfat. It includes notes from Cornell and Ohio Farmer on cost per cwt of milk and fat per pound, plus practical tips for plant vines, crooked trees, hog breeding, salt boxes, and crop suitability for future farming locations.
An illustrated Popular Mechanics sketch shows an improved box device with hinge D and button A to lock the tongue. The article moves to pigs and phosphate, citing Wisconsin experiments: phosphorus improved growth and vigor, while phosphate-free feed retarded it. It then discusses dairy cattle needs for juicy feed, recommending silage and corn over root crops, and ends with instructions to plant raspberries three feet apart and six feet between rows with proper depth and mulching.
The piece touts Temagami Ontario as a summer destination where Temagami Indians guide canoe trips, offering rapid skill gain for campers and rich fishing and hunting. Easy Grand Trunk Railway access and a free information publication via W. H. Cookson in Chicago are noted. A humorous line about a dental accident closes the snippet.
Dr. Sambon reports from Rome that the Field committee has proved maize is not the cause of pellagra. The parasite conveyor is identified as the simulium repans, a biting gnat. The finding shifts blame away from corn and toward an insect vector in Europe.
A collage of medical ads touts Dr Martel's Female Fits as a universal remedy for women's ailments with claims of quick permanent results. It promotes various products including Pleasant Pellets and Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children and cites free sample offers and addresses. The text also mentions political money talking in elections as a sideline note.
A fragmented ad copy from a historical page touts Marine Rye Remedy Co. Chicago products including Aneplic Tubex trial size and a weed care salve. The piece also reflects a common sentiment about newly married couples not expecting happiness to arrive.
Elwood Indiana woman details relief after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for months of illness. She avoided surgery and regained ability to walk, praising the remedy for female ailments including inflammation, ulceration, fibroid tumors, irregularities, and back pain. The ad invites letters to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.
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