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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
7
In a Boston Herald piece a harsh exchange unfolds as Jip Fisk refuses to grant passes. A seedy applicant demands free travel and Fisk relents only after sharp questioning. The incident highlights tensions over road or rail pass privileges and honesty in requests.
A Jersey City woman testifies to relief from backache swelling and urinary issues after using Deans Kidney Pills. She reports improved kidney action and overall health, with sales noted by Wester-Milburn Co. and local dealers. The piece also includes a cluttered anecdote about President Lincoln and a tale from Appleton's about public patience and the Senate.
Sammy Galpin, a short round-faced newcomer at a Bristol school, faces mockery and a search for a hidden talent. He befriends mentor Olmsted, endures taunts from Long Jack, and trains in gym and track as a lab fire breaks out, threatening the campus while authorities and townspeople respond.
A poem contemplates urban isolation in a bustling metropolis. The speaker rejects wilderness solace and seeks inner peace amid chaos. The lines describe crowded streets, indifferent crowds, and the loneliness that persists despite constant movement.
A chaotic blaze traps firefighters and spectators as flames erupt from multiple windows. Jack Olmsted and Sammy Galpin courageously aid the chief on the cornice while an arrow and rope rescue line fetches a safety descent, ending with the crowd cheering the youths as the danger subsides.
An observer notes that both men and women view suffrage positively. Men report women improve political life through scrutiny at meetings and voting influence. Women voters prompt respect at polling places and push for reform beliefs, while households appear orderly and happy overall.
The Uniarial reports Mr. Depew dismissed the idea of resigning after being told a senator was a joke. He stated he would not spoil a situation for anyone and stood firm in his decision.
A fragmented notice describes laxative products titled GROMNG QUININE and Quinine branded items in white packages with E W GROVE labeling. It mentions small Malta island trade figures and a claim about a “Take 1” tablet for digestion and liver disturbance, under a Pure Food and Drug Act guarantee.
The Baltimore Sun notes a practice to fake antique oak furniture by aging processes using chemical fumes and dark rooms. Workers apply ammonia and other agents, seal rooms for weeks, producing surface coloration that misleads buyers into believing the pieces are genuine relics from the Middle Ages.
A patient describes long suffering from spinal irritation and nervous trouble. After drinking Postum instead of coffee she improved and regained vitality, walking blocks now and sleeping well. She notes a friend found it weaker and tasteless until prepared correctly. The testimonial cites Battle Creek Michigan and references The Road to Wellville.
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