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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1898
Page
3
A testimonial claims Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured a woman’s pains and suffering. The letter thanks Pinkham and cites personal recovery as blessing to women seeking relief.
A column surveys odd mental quirks such as counting by twos or fours and difficulty recalling the three times table. It notes an ex-slayer mistaking brackets for letters and references a world of public school exam lapses blamed on a “held” problem, with testimonials promoting a foot-cream product.
The piece argues that under McKinley protections US cattle and wool industries thrived, boosting domestic herds and cloth production. It claims Wilson tariff hindered growth, increased imports, and hurt wool and clothing industries while reducing exports and raising unemployment. It also cites broader trade effects on textiles and steel exports, urging voters to consider policy outcomes.
An examination of a patient’s recovery cites severe Gentalgia symptoms and improvements after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The narrative attributes heart relief and full recovery to the pills and promotes their medical use and wide sale.
Fragmented OCR reveals excursion tickets and schedules for Hot Springs lines with dates in June August and September. Also includes agent names, car service mentions, medical ad for Catarrh Cure and a children teething remedy with prices, plus an unrelated moral query about a man wearing a frieze coat.
Fragmentary dialogue notes sailors grievances examined by port authorities and remarks on exaggerated complaints. A wary line mocks temperance and digestion issues while promoting Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. A casual exchange about a furnace and a house-warming committee appears among the text.
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