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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
8
An advertisement from Henry Courlen of Boonton New Jersey praises anti pain pills claiming relief for neuralgic rheumatic sciatica headache stomach and ovarian pains. The copy asserts satisfaction or money back if the package fails to benefit and credits Wiles Medical Co Elihart Indiana as distributor.
Growing interest in industrial work prompts formation of Boys Agricultural Clubs and Girls Domestic Science Clubs in many communities. Professor A. Storm of Iowa State College at Ames prepared an illustrated bulletin titled Boys and Girls Clubs in Iowa, available free from the Extension Department, Ames, Iowa.
Miss Dottie TeSlaa and Mr. Lambert Kooiker united in marriage on May 4 1911 at the bride’s parents home near Hull Rev A W De Jonge officiated The couple will establish a home about five miles southeast of Hull The Index offers congratulations to the couple and their friends.
Advice from the State Experiment Station on seeding grain. List sample requests, seed quality, selecting kernels, and using fanning mills. Emphasizes germination testing, pure bred seed, proper treatment with formaldehyde, and experimenting with new varieties only when recommended.
A rediscovered record from the Old Bailey discloses Ben Jonson arraigned in October 1598 for the manslaughter of Gabriel Spencer in a duel. The document notes Jonson claimed clerical privilege to avoid hangman branding, but he was branded on the left thumb with a T.
Chas. Hunt advertises a complete new well boring outfit and services for new wells or deepening old ones. He notes the location two blacks east of the livery barn.
Mme Gabrielle M. Vassal wife of a French doctor at the Pasteur institute Nhatrang Anam recalls arrival reception by native servants who salamed and squatted on the floor as a method of respecting Europeans servants wash dishes under the table not on it locals dress in trousers tunica and market women walk alone with baskets in single file.
A St Louis Republic report explains parasol ants of tropical regions carry leaves not for shade but to form banners and armor. They suspend leaves by the stem in their jaws, marching in neat columns as they forage, using the leaves to create a protective canopy around their bodies.
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