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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1911
Page
7
A collage of patent medicine pitches and social quips. claims healing rheumatism with syrup blends and tonics, distemper cures for animals, dating advice, and humorous asides. Includes mentions of Barsage lla, Torta f, and Spahn Mengal Co. Epec. Contagious Diseases.
This Sunday Magazine piece explores extreme temperatures from liquid nitrogen at 312 degrees below zero to the Sun’s heat well above 12 000 degrees, noting how materials and optics respond to heat and light, and speculating on planetary atmospheres and desert mirages. It cites experiments with glass and heat rays, explains heat retention by the atmosphere and earth, and mentions Arctic glow and mock suns observed in polar nights.
A director trains Miss Melton in a Siberia themed melodrama and rehearsals reveal push for heightened emotion, defiance, and dramatic "noisy" refusals of marriage. The piece targets popular-priced houses, with a plot of crime and virtue and a brunette heroine amid sensational staging.
A devotional verse echoes praise to the Lord for earth’s green life. The speaker invokes nature and seasonal imagery, highlighting gratitude for sun and shade and the enduring growth of grasses and flowers.
Mrs. Sarah A. Black of 4045 Douty Street Hancock California asserts that Dean's Kidney Pills restored her mobility from inflammatory rheumatism and dropsy after she was crippled and bedridden. The ad urges readers to buy Dean's Kidney Pills for 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
San Francisco orator John P. Irish entertained Joaquin Miller the poet one evening. Miller, laughing hard at a funny story, toppled from his chair. Irish mistook a seizure for collapse and offered whisky from a bottle at Miller’s lips before the poet urged him to remove the cork.
Low colonist fares to California entice sharp buyers to pursue land in the Marcurse tract in Sutter County near Sacramento. Projections cite value rise after the Pan American Exposition in 1915, with profits from fruit raising dairy farming and general agriculture. Information available from Womenseekers' Information Bureau Omaha Nebraska.
A jumble of misprinted quotes and ad snippets references prompts a chaotic mix of phrases. It mentions happiness, sacrifice, religious optimism, and admonitions about food and illness remedies, with stray lines about a statesman anecdote and a woman at a desk.
A French killer Granie starved himself for 63 days and died in his cell. Giovanni Sucel held a 45 day fast in London. A 160 pound Dover pig survived 160 days entombed by chalk cliff fall, regaining life after rescue.
Seven brothers and seven sisters in Foulsham and nearby parishes receive old age pensions. Ages range from seventy one to eighty, totaling 5395 years. Their father Philip Lambert was a carrier between Foulsham and Norwich. 16 children were born in Foulsham, with 11 still alive.
The excerpt shows a humorous exchange where a cheerful old man jokes about a novice policeman being thin. Robert admits he is new and has yet to learn the cooks, while the other remarks on his slender build.
A garbled notice suggests a product named Garfield Tea is promoted as a remedy for constipation. The fragmentary text hints at a consumer claim without clear verification or official sourcing.
An advertorial plea targets women urging use of Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for constipation and related symptoms. It claims improved health through regular bowel movement, cites testimonials from Mrs Katherine Flahershon and Mrs A J Herrick, and offers a free sample by mail before purchasing at local druggists.
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