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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
2
Excerpt contrasts literary idealism with practical praise for Dodd's Kidney Pills. A Harper's Magazine note on the dream of perfect prose, followed by Mississippian anecdotes praising Dodd's Kidney Pills curing backache and female weakness through kidney health.
The piece describes limpets as curious shellfish with brilliant bronze and iridescent interiors. They inhabit the west coast of Mexico and are large enough to be used as wash basins. They prey on clams with a long tongue that bores into the prey after blocking the shell with a foot.
The article discusses how freight rate decisions shaped cities and industries, noting railroads often set favorable terms to attract business. It argues ratemaking reflects development goals and mutual concessions, comparing U S practices with government-run systems abroad.
A new reporter asks a humorist if he profits from paragraphs. The humorist explains earnings vary daily. He notes that five lines could yield 10 large dollars in a single day and jokes about an offer to his grocer for Interior Department supplies.
A letter from Miss Nellie Vander Griele of Lakeside, N Y, credits Cuticura products with rapid relief and complete cure after months of raw sores and intense itching. She recalls using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment following prior failure with other remedies.
Fragmentary note describes a plan to set a trap to catch a mouse and mentions jealousy and a person named Ephemet Smitkins-wee. Details are unclear and garbled.
In a winded rural tale, Overshute and Sharp maneuver to control a grim inquest into a young lady's fate. The coroner's verdict is arranged as a stabilizing fraud to shield the family, while a spring dawn reveals personal reckonings and new hope.
A historic medical report notes tattooing is common in large, diverse groups with sterilized tools. Alfred Simms states over 15 000 people, including 1 400 military men, have tattoos with antiseptic care. many clients are society folk. Tattoos appear on arms ankles and fingers with occasional name changes and multiple partners.
President Roosevelt is expected to urge partial release of the 22 million indemnity from China with conditions favoring education. The Chinese claim for missionary losses and Pekin expedition costs are cited, while a 27 million total indemnity is debated. The Philippines census reports 7.9 million people and high village settlement with English study, plus Cuban school reforms and Senate carpet costs.
Readable phrases hint at a discussion of a Sabbath day journey and a possible challenge or message delivery. The fragment mentions a pope and Loy, with unclear context and few concrete details.
The account describes Mr. Joseph A. Donovan of Plaistow New Hampshire an electric railway inspector who suffered chronic sciatic pain in 1902. After failing with a physician and long bed rest he used Dr Williams Pink Pills reporting rapid improvement starting in the first box and full recovery after five boxes. The advertisement claims the pills bolster blood and nerves and suit conditions of thin blood rheumatism and general debility and says they are sold by all druggists.
The report details an election of university men to parliament with counts: eighteen ordinary and twelve extraordinary professors, plus private docents, or twenty-two jurists, ten medical men, five philosophical faculty members, and two from political economy. It notes party distribution as twenty-two radical and republican leaning members among others.
The text appears garbled and unreadable, not providing a coherent news item or identifiable entities. No clear event, people, or organizations can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
A letter from Willadean Tella Mow of Manoing Iowa thanks Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for curing her painful and irregular menstruation after ten years of illness. She credits the remedy with restoring regular cycles and overall health and urges other women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
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