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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
6
An OCR read presents a garbled ancient narrative about kings, hostages, a renowned queen, Damocedes, a doctor, and a court intrigue. The tale mentions a vase of gold, money, a eunuch, and a historian noting graves on the veurts, with unclear sequence and names.
Learned Judge notes there is no legal basis to restrain a husband from loving his wife though it could stop him from beating her. A woman in Los Angeles had sought an injunction to curb her husband’s attentions, a sidelined issue in a remark about the whims of womankind. In separate incident, a Beene Bra store customer collapsed on the first floor prompting an Undertaking Department scavenger joke about time.
A New York editor considers sending a bird expert to interview a purported bird specialist. The dialogue hints at testing whether the subject can be featured if the man presents his claims properly, suggesting editorial caution before publication.
Hard pressed manager Wahy seeks adequate provisions as The Star notes Vin's hunger affecting the Recquet scene prompting calls for authentic meals to sustain cast and crew tonight.
A Candd Man jokes about not seeking work but seeking money, stating willingness to work as the only path to earn. The exchange includes a line about Cholly 89’s anger over a rude question about suffragettes.
Two young motorists in a touring car nearly hit an old man at a crossing. After stopping, they checked him, took him home, and the man thanked them, calling them the men who saved his life. They plan to apply for Carnegie medals.
A couple debates sharing a furnished house after measles exposure. They note disinfection has occurred and consider lending the space to a friend first to reduce risk. The exchange reflects cautious, domestic decision making.
The lord high keeper of the buttonhook notes trouble as a court function struggles to compete with scenery and costumes of a Lig musical show, prompting discussion on competition and production challenges.
A dated essay debates the brain boosting claim of Grape-Nuts and Postum citing mineral analyses of Phosphate of Potash in brain matter and the cereal. It recounts editor testimonials praising relief from stomach trouble and improved mental stamina after five years of use.
Dr. Charles A. Elwood backs Dean Summers in urging medical certificates for prospective spouses. He argues the church should set high standards for marriage while the state enforces minimums, and that public education is needed to support such enforcement.
Roosevelt recounts a Spanish American War incident where a regiment in Cuba faced scarce rations. He describes finding 1,100 pounds of beans on the shore and pressing for beans for the men, claiming officers and enlisted would share meals. A commissary balked at the idea, then Washington was asked to authorize. a salary deduction threat was used, and the beans were secured.
The excerpt discusses Art John Galsworthy in the Atlantic, portraying art as non dogmatic and reverent to varied views. It describes art’s willful, unfixed influence, arriving as a fugitive force that blesses hearts in fleeting, sweet moments beyond full self-logging. It likens art to a spirit hovering with cool wings from feast to greatest, deathless and varied as life.
A Kansas City Journal snippet contrasts marital discord with a note on possible cancer treatment advances. It mentions probing grievances at home and references a novel and the potential for radium therapy viewed as a hopeful, new method.
Theatrical circles focus on the divorce suit filed by Anna Held against Florenz Ziegfeld Jr. a renowned theatrical manager and producer. The case highlights a high profile union in early show business circles and follows recent marital strain reported in entertainment defense.
Mrs Astor returns to be with her son Vincent Astor in New York after the funeral of Colonel John Jacob Astor. She declines to discuss attendance at the will's probate but states she came to be with her son.
A rumor says Mrs. Gustav Amsinck, a leading society woman of the Gast, will marry Hamilton Ish, son of the late Hamilton Fish, who served as Secretary of State in Grant's Cabinet.
Rheta Childe Dorr argues one third of children under 14 in primary and grammar grades are physically or mentally incapacitated and cannot keep up with standard curricula. The piece notes debate in France on glycerin as a food material and concludes glycerin has little food value and may have adverse effects with habitual ingestion.
Australian wool growers are urged by an English chamber of commerce to avoid breeding from plack or gray sheep and to select rams from flocks with minimal black hairs. The guidance includes slaughtering all blacks and related precautionary measures. A familiar face and form may be recognized from up to 100 meters.
Mrs. S. Downs of 219 N Sixth St Chickasha Oklahoma suffers back and kidney pains with nervous headaches and frequent urination. After four boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills she improves significantly and feels like another woman. Trade ad notes 60 cents a box through Foster Shield Co Buffalo NY.
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