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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
7
A dialogue snippet shows a young woman asking about her father’s reaction to their engagement while he reassures that he will approve and be pleased. The tone hints at family pressure and anticipation of consent.
An ad touts Doan's Kidney Pills as remedies for colds chills backache and urinary disorders. A testimonial from Mia A Bennett of Los Gatos California claims lasting kidney comfort for over two years and urges the slogan When Your Back Is Lame Remember the Name Doan's. The second fragment recalls a travel scene where a conductor mishears a child and questions a remark about a woman’s treatment.
The dialogue features two parolees named Hutle and Skinny Moss discussing a teller who invented a vault door five years ahead of its time. They joke about being ahead of the hour while pondering biz and truth telling.
A jumble of humorous and puzzling lines from a local page features a stingy boss, a wagging friend, and a quip about a new set of clothes. Nearby, a clerk notes the town’s couples stopping by for marriage, while a big sign on a tree prompts skeptical banter.
A chaotic excerpt describes Lent time medical notes at Ashland and the hospital ward. It mentions 76 appendicitis patients, women delaying surgery, and doctors debating operating during intervals. An odd feature promotes almond milk cream and its preparation with grated almonds and distill water for a dairy substitute.
A North American Review essay argues that history must be rewritten using constructive imagination to reveal deeper allusions and records in ceremonies, oaths, and institutions. It contrasts literary and historical imagination and cites the failure of purely literary history like Macaulay and Motley.
An evening ride turns humorous as Mrs Jones consoles a frightened boy named Tony on the journey. Tony reveals he is twenty five and a heavyweight jockey. The scene ends with a piercing scream at the doorway.
A quirky campus scene features a group teasing a friend about marriage while two track runners escort a female visitor past the Gardens. A professor, distracted by student chatter, turns to a magazine for thoughts as conversation wanders through awkward pauses and a chilly refrain.
A garbled mix of medicinal claims and product pitches from old newspapers. References include Pastine antiseptic douches, Garblit Tea, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, and a Boston publisher promoting pelvis catarrh remedies. Contains stray quotes and broken sentences.
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