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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
6
The Brunewick Record notes confirmation of red squirrels aiding in nest destruction on High Street. Last year seven nests were found nearby, this year nests are scarce in those trees while elsewhere nests increase twentyfold. Observers urged to record red squirrel habits in clearing brownfall nests.
An old advertisement extolls Doan's Kidney Fills as curing dropsy and back pain with swelling and kidney ills. The testimonial by J. M. Houston claims dramatic relief after use, urging readers to remember the Doan's brand and buy from local dealers.
A short quoted exchange in which a child asks about appendicitis and a father replies with a cynical quip. The remark suggests the doctor’s actions could cost a man his entire bank account, reflecting a distrustful view of medical fees.
A vivid serialized romance by W B Norris narrates love money rivalry and a double identity. The tale centers on Musgrave Fred and an unexpected inheritance as family ties and ethics clash amid dramatic conversations and a dying scene.
In a stormy March evening at Oxford's old house a dying Dean revokes prior wills and, with lawyer Breffit present, signs a late testament that shocks observers. The scene shifts from bedside to ornate dining room as the dean contemplates tardy justice and echoes of personal quarrels resurface.
In a tense scene the Dean and Musgrave discuss Laura, Musgrave's estranged daughter. Musgrave reveals he has left Laura £1,000 to his nephew Frederick while Laura is missing, possibly sailed to New Zealand. The Dean warns of estrangement and old tensions linger as the will stands.
Practical farming brief covers exercise for fattening turkeys, handling poison ivy, lightning protection, silo use for corn, and feed efficiency. Includes remarks on farm life shifts toward suburbanization, adulteration dangers in seed supplies, and methods to detect seed tampering.
A suburban St Louis County resident Mr Henry Abler feeds his seventy hens cayenne pepper and horseradish in cold weather to boost egg production. He says dried horseradish leaves help, and he gathers up to twenty five dozen eggs weekly.
A fragmented historical reminiscence describes keel hauling as a punishment, its brutality, and sailors’ reactions. It also touches on venomous creatures like centipedes and tarantulas, Australian bushmen’s fear of a “trianfelone,” and stray comic snippets about bridal tours and misadventures.
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