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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
2
Isaac Brock, 120, of McLennan County Texas, praises Dr Hartman’s Peruna as the best remedy for coughs colds catarrh and diarrhea. He says Peruna has been his stand by for many years and credits it with his long life and good heart.
The piece argues that a golden age was when possessions were not hoarded and the earth’s fruits were common. It promotes Dave’s Pleasant Tablets as a preventive for colds, claiming early use stops progression and reduces suffering. Dealers sell them for 25 cents. mail order to Orator FL Woodward, LeRoy, Sam Vieire.
A Worktown school geography class discussion yields a humorous student answer about the Great Pitrite. The boy's grin shows his pride as he delivers the line about a watermelon in response to the question.
Ann Pearsons of Northfield recalls a severe facial and neck eczema episode marked by raw skin, irritation, and intense itching. She details ineffective soaps and adjuvant treatments before settling on Cuticura remedies marketed by Totter Drug & Chem. Corp. in Boston.
Gideon Hope confronts Kane as Claire Tremaine’s fate hangs in the balance. Kane reveals past ties and schemes while Hope races toward Murryville to disarm a dynamite threat, risking all for Claire and justice.
A brisk walker slips on ice and slides down a steep hill. He collides with a large woman at mid descent causing both to slide downward. The man under her, he says, You will have to get off here. This is as far as we go.
New York City is growing rapidly in its population of millionaires. There are about 2 000 of them now, while there were only thirty a quarter of a century ago. A wire contrivance to hold a spoon in the neck of a medicine bottle is a California invention of value to the sick room.
The article outlines days of Senate debate on the agricultural appropriation bill, forestry service criticisms, and party line clashes. It notes long sessions, a night session, and a conference on sundry civil and diplomatic appropriation measures, with House actions on related bills and Treasury issues.
In Sumner Mississippi the business section was nearly ruined by a fire with losses estimated over 200 000 dollars. Governor Trastell of Oklahoma was met by a large crowd and band when arriving at Aluskeges to sign a bond. The Red Star liner Finland will leave the fleet for the Mediterranean to replace the White Star Republic which sank near Nantucket. Mercerburg academy students in Pennsylvania fled a scarlet fever quarantine and snow to a nearby city before returning.
An ad copy extols Munyon’s Cure for head and chest cold relief that claims immediate action on fever discharges and coughs. It also touts remedies for rheumatism kidney and bladder issues and a vitality product to restore strength, urging readers to ask a druggist for Munyon’s preparations.
Mr. Ransom humbly recalls winning honor and a prize while Mrs. Ransom later reminds him of her condescension. He acknowledges her care and she asserts she chose him over many suitors, citing her affection and bold resolve.
Marion Indiana resident Mrs Josephine Jeffery recounts a severe kidney ailment with back pain weakness and exhaustion Later she credits Donn's Kidney Pills with gradual recovery She notes doctors had given little hope and mentions purchasing the remedy from dealers in 50 cent boxes Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York
An eclectic row of advert sections promotes Apohn's Distemper Cure claiming over 50 000 bottles sold last year and availability from druggists or manufacturers Spolia Medical Co Gothen Ind. Other items tout Piles Cure pellets and Garfield Tea for constipation and kidney function, with assorted literary snippets and product pitches interspersed.
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