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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1909
Page
3
Purported remedy claims to stimulate digestion and bowels without harsh physic. Advertises Muoyon's Paw-Paw Pills as tonics for stomach liver nerves, improving complexion and blood by aiding nutrient absorption. Denotes price 25 cents and emphasizes no calomel or harsh drugs.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt quotes Uncle Allen Sparks commenting on the primaries and the challenges faced by veteran politicians returning to primary party work. He notes that while newcomers may be fine, seasoned players find it tough to restart in the primary arena.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and Lane's Pleasant Tablets as remedies for deafness and colds. It promises $100 for any deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured and urges readers to request a circular. Also includes testimonial-style lines and fake endorsements.
The readable fragments mention shares of Disintegrated Copper and a motive to dispose of someone. It also references Mrs Winslow's soothing brea p for teething and a camel able to carry a load three times greater than a horse, all in garbled form.
An advert for Pettivs Eye Salve priced at 25 cents appears among varied notes and opinions. The rest includes a discussion contrasting China as a nation with Europe, noting Mongolian rulers and linguistic diversity across Chinese peoples.
Practical guidance for dairy farmers covering manure management and storage, butter production methods, and cooperative buttermaking in Australia. Also discusses cow care, fruit tree maintenance, hay value, and the economics of using clover hay versus timothy seed in feed.
A Philadelphia Record piece explores cattle feeding practices with gradual corn introduction, then shifts to a practical analysis of farm equipment costs. It recounts a city businessman who failed after growing fond of his stock, and tallies typical gear and prices for a well equipped farm, stressing organization and schooling.
The article promotes a National Lead Company painting outfit No 49 offering guidance on surface preparation materials and a color scheme book for interior and exterior work. It claims purity standards by the Dutch Boy brand and notes a dog barking mystery connected to elevation observations.
The article argues that Central Canada especially Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta will supply a growing share of U S bread imports as wheat prices rise and production expands. It cites the dollar wheat era as lasting and notes American farmers migrating to Canadian grain regions while rail and market forces push Canada toward leading global wheat output.
The article sketches a prairie boom as wheat provinces prosper with new elevators and rail lines, while immigrants help populate the prairies and farmers build homes. It notes government land sales at low prices and rail companies selling lands, amid promotional elixirs and odd dialogue fragments.
A vintage advertising snippet promotes Murine eye drops for sore tired watery eyes with claims of fast relief. It touts experienced physicians and easy availability at druggists in Chicago.
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