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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
11
An literary editor recalls the rush of holiday review season as many books flood newspapers. Readers rely on concise notes. A Chicago editor praises a “remarkable” new novel praised for its unique plot and bold dialogue.
A Paris Figaro discussion on pistols as dueling weapons reveals a famed swordsman who dislikes discussing duels. He recalls his own past injury and vows never to engage again, yet accompanies a friend to a field and refuses to refuse a personal favor. He insists on a peculiar condition to join the encounter.
An odd advertisement style item touts Jandreth’s Pills as a superior laxative and blood purifier with bark extracts. It promises relief from constipation when taken as directed each night and claims a family remedy tradition.
A peculiar medical note reports a method for curing piles in six to fourteen bays with guaranteed care. It cites M Griffiths a French scientist who claims radioactivity evidence in flower petals and notes older adults in New York reaching seventy years.
Elijah Dowie founder of the Christian Catholic Apostolic Church of Zion City died in Shiloh House Zion City Illinois after a lingering illness. Faithful prayed at his bedside as Dowie uttered I have fought a good fight and passed away. He died without forgiveness from his wife or son Gladstone, with no reconciliation in his final hours.
A chaotic reaction followed the unexpected death of the sect’s leader Elijah Dowie, with followers and critics recalling his claims. Dowie founded the Christian Catholic Apostolic Church, preached Elijah the Third and the Second Coming, built a large tabernacle in Chicago, and attracted believers who sought healing and conversion before his empire collapsed.
Fragmentary report notes ST5000 damage at Joslin Seimutr Co in St Fernand Milo. Describes glue related sparkes and a fire on a tire section of a New Orleans college press. Estimated loss around 0.00. Navy officials and secretary invite actions and general plans referenced.
Mrs Hanson cared for Berryville children through scarlet fever and declined state help for a vacation saying she could not both prepare to leave and stay home. She insisted she must stay to care for the ill and offered to help others instead.
A band of regulators threaten to string the condemned man and grant time to speak. The thief begins a remark on child labor but is interrupted as his audience vanishes. The scene ends with unrealized statements and sudden disappearance.
An unclear OCR fragment reports a local incident involving a bottle. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the fragment indicates an offense occurred and mentions a person named Bena. Further details are not decipherable from the text.
John C. Coleman of Swainsboro Georgia testifies his kidney troubles and back pain improved immediately after taking Dean's Kidney Pills. He notes lasting relief and recommends the remedy, claiming it cured his years of discomfort. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co New York handles distribution.
A visitor asks for a personal keepsake of a late husband and the widow questions how to proceed. The text notes a patent remedy claim and cautions that some products mislead, mentioning a Bromo Quinine laxative and a White Package with a signature, while reporting that Japan has many Christian churches and missionaries.
Damaged text discusses dangers of mercury in catarrh treatments and promotes a product by Cheney & Co. The garbled passage includes references to mercury toxicity, claimed cures, and a list of related items. It also tangentially mentions pneumonia remedies and personal reminiscence.
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