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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1908

Page

2

Lydia E Pinkham Vegtable Compound Offers Help to Women

Mrs F Ellsworth of Evans New York and Mrs W P Boyd of Beaver Falls Pa report relief from female trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The advertisement claims thirty years of use as a standard remedy for displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and backache and urges sick women to write for advice.

Lydia E. Pinkharts F. Ellsworth Evans N.Y W. P. ‘Boyd Beaver Falls Lydia Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham

Prodigal Return Recalls Humble Start and Checks

A tale recounts a prodigal’s return as relatives praise his rise from a penny to a substantial purse. Mr Jameson recalls walking from a farm to the station, begging a freight ride, and earning a $0.25 coach fare with the rest paid by a returned trunk check.

Manesant Bowie Homer Jameson Sid Boston Mr. Jameson Ozy Boggs N Otuan

Grocer Reports Postum Benefits Over Coffee

A Cleveland grocer describes a customer effect from replacing coffee with Postum Food Coffee. He recalls his own two year coffee habit causing nervousness and stomach upset, noting relief after switching and recommending Postum to others with similar issues.

Cleveland Merich Weill Wilie Phea

Maddy Chooses Duty Over Love at Aikenside

In a storm of family duty and social pressure Maddy Clyde refuses Guy Remington’s plea to leave her grandfather’s care. She resolves to stay, balancing care for her aged guardian with her growing, unreturned love while neighbors gossip and strain tests her resolve.

Guy Honedala Maddy Ila Grandpa Markham Aladdy Echodi Maddi'e Arma Abe Echool Sarely Air Sohn Guy Strote Tate Alkenside Eddy Flora Wonedale Ufe Jessie Agnes Sho Joseph Aikenside Isider Grandpa Carle Joseph Orig Ida Ioned Aiken Jessid Dessie Sarah Jack Tall Moe Mei Agnes’ Remington Sam Yong Araddy Aho Honedale Maddy Clydatt Remington England Farmer Green Blonedale Cireen Mrs. Green Elit Guy Remington Lacy Athepatone Wiis Mud Maddy Clyde Gure Jose Gay Daddy Thales Feu Utn Iloom Nash Noah Caid Jeanie Howton Fiera Doe Alice

Narrow Escape on Bangor Roof Sparks 12000 Volt Shock

Michael Chisham and a mate repaired a gashouse roof in Bangor Maine when Chisham touched a 12 000 volt line. He fell rolled to the gutter then to the ground and woke in hospital with burned hands. He avoided death by quick fall and recovery. Spain shines as sunniest country in Europe.

Michael Chisham Chishsam Bangor Chisham

President Roosevelt Aims to Conserve Nation Resources

A national conference led by President Roosevelt with Governors and notable figures from industry and labor discussed conserving natural resources. Key speakers included Andrew Carnegie James J Till John Mitchell and J C White. The gathering urged unified federal state action to protect forests minerals waters and rivers.

Wasi Gton Sion Roosevelt Btatés United States Supreme Court Congress Andrey Carnegie James J. Till John Mitchell Z. C. Chamberlin University of Chicago I. C White State Geologiat West Virginia William Jennings Bryan George Gray Delaware John A. Johnson Minnesota Subidota Andréw Carnegie J. CG White University of West Virginia Jatin Mitchell United Mine Workers of America Nptech Dessa Washington

Tremendous Yangtze Flood Swallows Hankow

News reaching Seattle aboard the Titan details a colossal Yangtze tidal bore at Hankow. A twenty six feet high surge swept downstream wrecking river steamers and sinking thousands of sampans and junks. About 10 000 Chinese lives were lost in the disaster.

China Yangtec-klang Hankow Seattle Titan

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