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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1912
Page
6
The article notes that over 121,000 Americans crossed into Canada in the past year, many homesteading in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. It highlights rising profits from crops and livestock, with 1911 farm revenues reaching about 101 million dollars, and forecasts a strong 1912 crop if moisture and spring conditions hold.
Women share testimonials praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for gynecological issues. Mrs Christina of Peoria claims recovery from a tumor diagnosis and avoided operation. Mrs Lyson of Jessup found relief after childbirth and lingering inflammation.
A sprawling collection of quips and remark fragments covers celebrities theater fashion and politics with satirical asides about suffrage Paris fashion and notable figures. The article wanders through cultural nods and dated witticisms in a breezy, opinionated voice.
In Bot Springs a Dallas girl Misa Landauer elopes with L J Whitestone of Bradford Pa after a brief meeting at the Arlington hotel. Her father appeals to reason as a deputy stops the pistol threat and the couple separats while a family conference is held.
In an interview Arliss recounts his apprenticeship on stage as a versatile youth. He studied real clerks and street life to craft authentic stage appearances and memories that inform his acting, learning through observation and practical design. He notes the path from Broadway debut to seasoned performer requires long, varied training.
Mme Georgette Maeterlinck wife of Belgian poet Maurice Maeterlinck sailed on the Provence bound for Paris then Antwerp en route to their villa. She spoke of American audiences liking her and her fear of the sea while noting plans to cook for her husband and admire American women and dress.
Edward B. Alsop 72, a Pittsburgh financier, will marry Effie Pope Hill, 20, of Georgia, March 18. Alsop's sons from New York and Harvard say they do not oppose the match though they hoped to marry her themselves. Miss Hill studies music in New York with her mother nearby. her Georgia physician father died two years ago.
A man seeking entry to paradise tells St Peter he spent his life playing golf. Peter asks what he has, the man shows a Chancellor as a badge. Peter rejects him for not being a real golfer and for failing to keep eye on the ball and follow through.
In the Philadelphia Press Business Men column the author explains that when people say money is easy they mean the supply exceeds demand. A dialogue snippet shows a wife reacting with disbelief to the idea of such abundance.
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