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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
8
Industrial work for youth draws rising interest with Boys Agricultural Clubs and Girls Domestic Science Clubs forming widely. Professor A V Storm of Iowa State College at Ames produced an illustrated bulletin titled Boys and Girls Clubs in Iowa, available free from the Extension Department in Ames Iowa.
Edward Hughes recalls 1897 Seattle when the Portland brought gold seekers to town. Jerry, a hackman, made a fortune in a day and bought a grand parade for his wife and children, then returned to ordinary work, ending his one glorious day.
Piron, the French author, was taken by a watchman through Paris streets to a police lieutenant who questioned his business. The magistrate mocked him, and Piron retorted that he has a brother who is a poet while claiming the magistrate also has a fool for a brother.
An aged doctor confronts a shabby crowd and a young assistant on the street. The doctor questions the gathering about their purpose as the youth explains a con to lure a rich patient and profit from the plan.
The text references separation of red oxide of mercury by Ty Priestiey in 1774 and Acheele, with cryptic remarks on mineral abundance. It mentions gaseous and chemical concepts such as earthy components and water, but is largely incoherent with many garbled names and dates.
Small boys and the poor are urged to eat the new Lucto frozen dairy product to improve health and digestion. It is made from whole milk eggs sugar and lemon zest with lactic acid bacteria. Bulletin 18 explains how to make it and requests free copies from the Iowa State College Experiment Station at Ames.
Two tracts offered near town: 320 acres with good improvements, grove, tile, suitable for mixed farming, 1 mile from school at 65.50 per acre with substantial down and favorable terms. A 640 acre tract with fine soil, tile, grove, fencing, and buildings. price 267.50 per acre, 5000 down, March I stead balance.
A testimonial from Mrs F M Dunkin of LeRoy Illinois praises Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills as an effective remedy that naturalizes bowel movements without griping. The ad claims wide use by women and children and notes reduced usage over time with continued use. Sold by druggists everywhere with a money back promise.
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