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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1911
Page
7
Mrs B E K Jeffers of Colfax reports severe weakness and weight loss before using Dean's Kidney Pills. After two weeks propped in bed and drastic weight drop, she improved dramatically and gained back weight. Foster Milburn Co sells Dean's Kidney Pills 50 cents per box.
A scene shows Mr Bore reacting in surprise as the time nears ten o'clock while Misa Caustique questions whether it is actually seven, masking amusement with a suppressive yawn.
A fragmentary diary style note recalls two dandy men in Haran and a Colonial job project. The overheard exchange centers on weight or hay scales and a peculiar line about pulling someone out lowering a lake by four inches. The mood is reflective and oddly mythic.
The text urges readers to keep their houses and lives clean and to seek heavenly art. It presents aged philosophical advice and promotes a disciplined, virtuous lifestyle as the path to wellbeing and fulfillment.
A 19th century reader from New York City recalls reverence for the ballot box. The writer notes removing the hat in the voting booth and praying while casting votes, reflecting strong religious and civic duties.
A clergyman testifies to better digestion, fewer headaches, and renewed energy after using Grape-Nuts with cream and Postum for breakfast. He notes improved mental and physical strength and mentions others helped by the product. The letter is attributed to a Postum Company mailer from Battle Creek Michigan.
The tale centers on a treasure hunt off Costa Rica for a rumored twenty million dollar hoard. Led by Mrs B Till and Miss L E Davis, two women head the party aboard the Stanley Dollar after landing seven men and two women from Ancon. They hold a map and two tons of supplies, aiming to restore wealth to London’s poor. the route includes a lifelike Mary Deer altarpieces and gold statues once atop Lima Cathedral.
A royal ban ordered by the lord chamberlain prohibits tight skirts at all court functions. Dressmakers in Hanoret, Bondetrest, and surrounding areas are asked to relay the instruction to customers. Women protest, calling it an attack on modesty and social fashion during the coronation season.
Robert W. Chambers discusses artistic temperament in an interview. He recalls Wordsworth and Wordsworths nightly writing sessions with his wife, until Mrs Wordsworth vetoed the nocturnal dictation. A Brooklyn delicatessen owner and a German shop sign add humorous wordplay notes.
Readstronag Fran the Piegencdié Maedler offers unusual items at low prices. A playful or cryptic note mentions a $4 for that bat and a test tin.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat feature notes Iowa farmers selling over 6,000 units of equipment and building two large lumber yards with more than $000,000 feet of pine lumber. It highlights farmer self-reliance, silo construction, and rising agricultural output alongside a call for Marshall County cow performance data.
In a West Philadelphia elementary school the pupil Robert is called the bright boy and teachers pet. During a rehearsal the teacher asked him the half of eight, prompting a puzzled exchange about subtraction and orientation leading to a playful answer.
A fragmented clipping notes an auctioneer offering a superb Velasquez and a Titian by the same artist amid dabbed sales. A stray line invokes Memphis Tennessee with promises of wealth and a bold song of civic pride and opportunity.
A string of humorous, pointed observations about life, aging, women and men, honesty, toil, and social behavior. The quips touch on signatures, signatures to petitions, discipline, love and marriage, ambition, laziness, temptation, and human folly with a folksy, dated voice.
In a Cleveland Leader report, manager Gus Haris faced two panhandlers in the opera house lobby who demanded a hostage stamp price. He brandished the envelope through the box office window, telling Fred Coan to stamp and mail it, then remarked the other man’s wife would be involved.
Judge laments rising costs and new scams as authorities crackdown on speeders and flying machines, complaining about a $29 weekly commission and the impact on ordinary workers. The speaker condemns flutocrats grinding the poor and cheating people out of their living.
An old catalog style notice lists Marine Eye Salve in tubes and a new size 25c option for eye care products, including Marine Eye Liquid at 25c and 50c. The fragmented text also contains stray phrases about authority and a personal note referencing a friend.
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