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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
7
Mrs W R Cody of Lewiston Idaho says kidney trouble and swelling plagued her for fourteen years. After using Doan's Kidney Pills the swelling and backache disappeared and she was fully cured. Ad promotes Marine Eye Remedy and urges readers to write for free eye book.
A quirky mix of notes on tea in Chile with prices, an Ottoman style antiseptic powder ad, and light anecdotes about the Kaiser and Roosevelt. It sketches daily life topics, book preferences, and small curiosities from a historical period.
A minister recounts relief from indigestion after using Grape Nuts and Postum with meals. He notes calmer nerves, better sleep, and that the food is now essential at his table, alongside family acceptance of Grapes for children.
Patty Bennington uncovers an anonymous attack on her romance with Warrington, revealing Mrs. Franklyn Haldene wrote the letter to protect her brother’s marriage. Haldene orders Patty away to Europe, while Franklyn confronts a past of manipulation and deception in a tense family showdown.
Wertinginn learns his collectors have hidden leverage from a carbon sheet proving Morrissy Mortigny and McQuade aided by Jordan and Gatorne. Osborne reveals a niece found the document in a waste basket and warns of exposure while promising favors to Dick Warrington and John Bennington.
Fragmentary exchange from the Kenston Post recalls a miscommunication at a ball game. The dialogue implies a confusion about a statement attributed to Jinx regarding his mother in law’s death and a funeral attendance.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a manager calling out to female staff about a day trip to the country amid tension with a servant agency and choices offered to workers. The readable lines reveal discomfort and coercive undertones in workplace interaction.
Fragmentary fishing notes describe anglers chasing a catch with garbled lines about bait and a possible exclamation. The readable bits point to a restless day on the lake with comments on gear and effort.
A Toronto born child, Oct 13 1908, suffered severe skin disease with repeated blisters until Cuticura remedies were tried in Mar 1809 after hospital treatment failed. The family claims rapid, permanent cure and ongoing use of Cuticura for baths with no recurrence.
Fragmentary OCR text with scattered names and phrases. contains no coherent event or identifiable people, places, or organizations to summarize into a factual newspaper item.
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