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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1903
Page
5
An uneasy tale in broken prose describes graveyard shadows and bargaining over graves. The piece shifts to a medical ad praising kidney pills with a free trial offer and a testimonial from Mr. Heller, urging readers to ask for the product at druggists nationwide.
A New York mother Helena Rath tells how her sick baby Charlie suffered from a severe skin illness. After neglect and poor care, a neighbor’s advice leads to Cuticura remedies. Charlie improves rapidly, and the mother credits relief and restful nights to the products.
The decree promises reform in provincial and district administration with local representation and closer cooperation between communal authorities and parochial trustees of Orthodox churches. It extends liberty to all creeds though not named, with measures to revise rural laws via provincial councils for adaptation to conditions of individual royalties.
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt has not decided to call an extraordinary session of Congress but weighs the practicality of enabling a special session. He hopes the Senate will act on both the Panama canal and Cuban treaties at the current session, with assurances from Senate leaders.
A colonial note reports Porto Rico's merchandise export surge to the United States and a six year trend of higher trade with the U S experts predict continued growth. A returning officer from the Philippines notes changed dress and manners among Philippine women as they imitate American norms.
Advertorial text touts Peruna as universal remedy for grip and catarrh. It cites testimonials from New York, Minneapolis, and Atchison officials and citizens claiming rapid recovery and improved health after using the medicine.
An editorial flavored note discusses charity and a family scene about Anne Wilms possibly traveling to California for pleasure. The page then advertises Ely Lipid Cream Balm for catarrh with testimonials from Albert Lea Minnesota and Lansdale Pennsylvania praising relief from severe colds and nasal congestion.
A quip from The Boarding-House Sayings warns against fools posing as wise men and notes a clever jester in Ming Frederick's court. Also features wordy ad copy for Mother Gray's Sweet Powders and a reflective epigraph about happiness hidden in quiet spots.
A fragmentary note describes Putnam Faceless dyes that resist light and washing. It mentions a woman named Mrs. Meeshy and quotes opinions on decisiveness and routines, with garbled phrasing suggesting a gendered observer.
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