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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
3
A quixotic exchange unfolds as Miss Cibbon, rich, and Me Hanna, poor, discuss wealth and marriage. The man asks Helen to marry him, then reveals he wanted to feel the pain of losing two millions, highlighting class divide and desire.
A humorous exchange features a widow and her daughter debating age and honesty. The daughter asks why she was described as eighteen when she is twenty four, and the widow explains the six year gap is not useful at her age.
Antiseptic powder to be shaken into the shoes eases tightness and provides comfort. The ad claims the powder gives heat and relief, with a prepaid trial package offered by Allen & Olmsted, Le Roy, N.Y.
In a Dublin lecture W B Yeats described why he quit politics. He warned that speaking lofty sincere ideas while pursuing a political career leads to sacrificing sincerity for expediency.
A rural reader suggests converting an automobile into a power source for farming tasks. The plan envisions using the vehicle to drive equipment in a workshop and field, including a separator and other machines, to save labor and time despite rough roads and weather.
An article reviews savings behavior among workers and banks, detailing per year deposits and loans. It cites figures for 1932: 1,922 banks and 1,020,3H depositories with 16 savers per depositor averaging $42.72, and total loaned funds amounting to about $4.45 billion.
The New Halling skeleton shows teeth with abscessed roots and pulp exposure, suggesting a non modern human branch possibly driven to extinction by living habits such as raw-food subsistence. Researchers like Professor Keith weigh whether this represents a separate genus in a distant lineage.
In this serialized tale a Paris library visit reveals treachery as Comte de Toussac reads famed volumes while Armand plots with caution. De Lassre hides a secret paper as hints of a conspiracy against the state unfold amid tense exchanges with De Richelieu’s steward.
Mario Menocgal is named the new president of ubi and will assume leadership on April 20. Dayton Florida announces a new hotel, while an indoor golf school begins in London.
An anonymous Munford reader lauds Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female ailments and urges others to try the remedy. The ad promotes trust, origins in Lynn Massachusetts, and promises confidential replies to letters.
Dr. Philip Hanton Bliss of Baltimore discovered a serum for pneumonia and erysipelas shortly before his death last February. Dr. Ford of Johns Hopkins notes the serum aids treatment but is not a cure like diphtheria antitoxin.
A Boston Herald note describes Ruth-Love as a dependable game that never postpones due to darkness, highlighting its reliability as a pastime. The remark contrasts with other games and emphasizes consistent play.
Weather dampens play as rain delays and unsettles games, with crops benefiting from moisture but fans and teams facing disruptions. The lingering showers affect schedules and venue conditions across the schedule.
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