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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1903
Page
3
A political endorsement letter praises Peruna for catarrh relief and general toning. It quotes Dr Hartman from The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio, urging debilitated individuals to try the remedy and seek his advice for persistent symptoms.
A Philadelphia Record physician cautions on passions and health noting that anger, hate, fear, grief and rage affect the heart and nerves. He cites historical longevity among sages and warns sudden shocks can cause severe medical effects including bleeding lungs and temporary blindness or paralysis.
A distressed young man in a dress complains of being mistaken for a waiter twice. The restaurant proprietor exclaims that action must be taken to stop the confusion or he cannot keep any waiters. Brooklyn Earle reports the incident.
A Bristol reader recounts a family trial with a stomach centric illness cured by a certain food remedy. The letter notes nervous dyspepsia in a daughter and praises the remedy for improving appetite and intellect, with anecdotal claims from western New York users and the Paston Co reference in Michigan.
The report outlines frost damage across the western winter wheat belt with oats and corn affected in parts of the central Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Wheat shows some deterioration while spring grains face mixed conditions. north Pacific coast areas need moisture and replanting may occur.
An assortment of fragmented statements from a historical paper notes varying topics. It mentions Mexico, a professor in Germany, cattle trends, absinthe production in Wisconsin, Argentina harvests, and a massive dam project on the Hudson River with large equipment and a $2.8 billion cost.
Excerpt from a friendship letter dated March describing Alberta life in Didsbury and the Western prairie. The writer notes climate, scenery, early settlement, four churches, a large church complex, a literary society, and friendly locals.
While surveying the old Portage rail line near dheoha Pa workers clearing a cutting uncovered a colony of about 300 rattlesnakes among rocks. Several were killed. a level man startled by fighting caused a deer to dart before his instrument. A bear and other wildlife appeared nearby as the slope and wildlife activity drew attention.
Fragmented text notes a price of ten cents per package for Putnam Faceless Dyes and mentions mortality comparisons among bachelors and references to various unclear items. The readable content is garbled and lacks coherent events or details to form a full report.
An economical stove advertisement promises reliable cooling and cleanliness. Fragmentary text mentions Wiean and Keo Klichen Eind with unclear product naming and selling details at a local outlet.
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