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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
6
A wordy quack tip promotes a home remedy for rheumatism using sarsaparilla and whiskey with two other compounds. The ad claims doctors have known it for years and that consumers can prepare a bottle and shake before use. It promises quick relief and urges readers to obtain ingredients from druggists or wholesalers.
John describes Mrs. Lapsling saying breathless scenes and chest pain imply a medical issue. The dialogue hints at a failing system or organ not functioning properly, raising concerns about health.
Advertisements tout Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as a premier skin and scalp care duo. Claims include cleansing, antiseptic effects, and reduction of irritation and eruptions. Also mentions a Cuticura Book free upon request and unrelated product notes about Japanese chopsticks and a laxative remedy.
A note from German markets shows a male canary selling for a high price while a female canary costs much less. The report highlights price gaps and market variations for pet birds.
A letter describes a mother’s improvement after replacing coffee with Postum. She claims headaches, nerves, and irritability lessened as tea and Postum spared her family daily friction. She notes husband and daughter also avoided bilious attacks, crediting a calmer home life and healthier outlook. A reader says similar letters appear periodically.
In a mist of war across Gilbert Town and Major Ferguson, a covert courier carries forged Cornwallis orders while a treacherous chase unfolds. A young girl Polly guides Captain Jack to a remote cabin where an aged ally helps craft a reverse despatch to stall pursuers.
A Washington Star cartoonish exchange jokes about New Year resolutions and laziness. It frames a polar controversy and a quarrel over who should shovel snow from the walk, highlighting domestic and civic frictions with light humor.
A collage of tabloid style items notes Ireland's apple output caps, Canada Britain treaty shifts, a baby walrus diet, and rising coal shipments. It cites bank counts in Iowa and Kansas, New York baths usage, and 1907 clearing house papers. Also mentions Japanese bank deposits, US leather company capitalization, and pearl science. It ends with wall coatings by Alabastine and a Grand Rapids promo.
A lively scene shows Miss Dora urging Mr. Grunewald to learn Esperanto as enthusiastic young women present a small book. An advertisement for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup notes its use for teething and colic in infants, priced 25 cents.
A narrator recalls a quaint teapot said to be in the family since a year described as 18107. The item is claimed to be century old and has outlasted a hundred years, with a humorous remark about 300 cocks.
An ad touts Berry Davis Painkiller as a rich relief for muscle strains and pains with large bottle sizes offered at a cheap rate. It repeats the claim and mentions Kengeista as a product variant. A second item notes an eight track swing bridge across the Chicago drainage canal near 31st Street to be operated by electricity.
In a terse incident a pair of young men claiming to be lawyers argued with a court clerk. The clerk ordered them out while they insisted they held the bar. The exchange escalated as they disputed their status and demanded entry.
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