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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
3
A quack suggestion touts a pine compound using glycerine and whiskey to treat winter ailments. The ad urges readers to mix two ounces glycerine and half an ounce concentrated pine with half a pint of whiskey, with doses after meals and at bedtime, claiming it to be the genuine product.
The piece notes cabinet members with many children, highlighting Roosevelt with six, Tafts with three, and the Secretaries of State and Agriculture each with two or three children. It mentions Mrs Root and Elba Jr plus Edith as part of the Root family and cites Metcalf’s secretary family in passing.
A fragmented exchange between Vera Ritch and Mr. Knottse Ritch reveals a tense proposal scene. The Cleveland lender is cited as the source of a promised sum, implying a financial motive behind relationship negotiations.
Lewyn a Texas girl earns acclaim in Berlin after four years study and professional debut. Offered European engagements, she declines to join Damrosch in New York. From Houston, she wowed audiences in Homburg Baden Baden and Berlin with a long varied repertoire and high praise for her technique.
A Philadelphia note reports sparrows may have to leave current quarters near Broad and Walnut as the old Lippincott property changes hands after a death. Previously they inhabited a Baldwin estate tree on Chestnut Street. after that tree fell they moved to the Lippincott site.
A fragment describes shorebirds from Hawaii traveling to Alaska to rear their young. The turnstone, brick bellied plover, and Pacific golden plover make a long journey across the Pacific.
A quoted exchange about sermon length features Mr Lushlaigh and his wife debating how long a sermon should last, with the phrase The best authorities agree that no sermon should be more than twenty minutes in length highlighting a discussion on clerical pacing.
Inquiry brief lists notes on trade in Tarn Tank products in the fants duadith Basin Montana near eel markets. Requests particulars from S A Saad at Gap Montana and from manufacturers and commission offices. Mentions reliable manufactur ers and electric light plant consignments including dynamo gasoline engines and storage bear services.
The excerpt discusses riparian water rights for power use and diversion, abutting land value considerations, a street vacating case on interurban railroad damages, a sleeping car passenger injury case for jury consideration, a malicious interference complaint against a banker through a barber shop, Garrick's courtroom depiction, and Parliament gallery debates revealing eloquence and social commentary.
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