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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
6
A fragment quotes Bir Naggitt praising a man for not marrying Mrs Naggitt and ridiculing her for staying away three days and nights. The exchange contrasts rumor with an imagined reason for absence and tests a domestic grievance.
A fragmentary passage mentions Digsfarth and a remark about knowing well informed aims. It touches on familiar achievements of American immortals and notes names appearing on a revised list.
A signed 1911 notice by Mary J. Hrelg of Daedetiha Ps describes severe hands affliction with swelling blisters and bleeding. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with curing the condition, allowing return to work, and mentions samples offered by the Cuticura department in Boston.
A fragment from Lippincott's Magazine recounts a mother and visitor discussing alcohol. The child listens gravely as the mamma recalls the father's drinking past, prompting a gentle response from the visitor and a corrective frown from the mother.
A dramatic quotation labels Jibwack as a disquieting individual whose sole purpose appears to be yelling Fire. The remark questions intent and behavior, prompting discussion of public alarm and responsibility.
Fragmentary prose with quirky lines and stray ads. Mentions Jiggéra and a joke about rolling stones. Includes a rental sale notice for crop payments with contact J. Mulhall of Sioux City.
In Paris, M. da Brancas faces a Bastille warning after aiding Richelieu’s friends. He is escorted by guards, warned by Maison-Rouge, and meets d Ancenis and Herault in the palace antechamber. The Regent summons the Marquis Ancenis and Herault, signaling a moment of high-stakes political maneuvering.
A narrator and Jacques face fear over the Cellamare plot as Cardinal Richelieu's influence and imprisonment fears loom. The day ends with a vow to attend Madame du Maine's salon, despite danger and political tension.
Madame du Maine declares the threads of a political drama are in hand and asks M. de Brancas to represent her at Bayonne. He is to depart that night with papers to inspire fear and secure swift obedience from half the noble houses supporting Philip a Orleans' fall from regent.
In Paris Duchess and court circle plot to strike at the regency. St Aulaire reports Abbé Brigaut’s arrest and papers seized by authorities. du Bois and Herault implicated in uncovering a Spanish plot. Prince Cellamare arrested as a surprise move.
Poem fragment recounts an angelic visitation in Lew and Samuel's rooms. The angels write names of benefactors, with Samuel leading the list in gratitude. Franklin, Ind. Geo B Staff notes humor and a Cincinnati Enquirer quote about charity and philanthropy.
Miss Ninette Porter of Draintree Ver mont writes that Peruna cured her catarrh of the lungs after doctors failed. She recalls hemorrhages, slow initial improvement, and a final recovery with removal of stringy matter from the lungs.
A damaged, garbled fragment describes a child named Bobby injuring his forehead during play supervised by a nurse and a mother named Fortissima. The nurse explains Bobby slid too far on a top, causing a bump the size of a door, prompting concern and a exclamatory greeting.
George W. Perkins, New York financier, extols the 10 000 a year man noting his influence on others to work well. He cites a Chinese proverb about a farmer directing the soil to prevent laziness and stresses efficiency spreads through leadership.
Satirical exchange about budgeting income where Wedmore jokes he should have saved an eighth of his earnings rather than half. Singletron agrees the half was too large, noting a tighter plan would have been wiser.
The ad emphasizes Castoria as a safe remedy used for over 300 years for infants and children. It urges mothers to inspect each bottle for Castoria and notes that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
Mrs. J. Green of Covington Missouri reports monthly hemorrhage relief and restored strength after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she can walk and work again, praising the medicine as the best for women.
Mrs Cline of Brownaville Indiana credits Lyllia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with preventing surgery for a serious female ailment. She suffered hemorrhages and weakness, pressed by doctors toward operation, but reports improved health after using the remedy. Other women likewise recommended the compound for rebuilding strength and relieving troubles.
The passage highlights fashion notes with simple gown styles and a humorous exchange about a Great Dane. It promotes Paxtine Antineptic from Paxton Toilet Co. of Boston offering free trials to women and includes assorted quips and quotes about self mastery and health remedies.
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