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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
6
Mrs Light of Cresco Iowa reports years of kidney trouble with swollen limbs and poor rest. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she noticed relief and normal kidney secretions enabling restful nights. She credits Doan's with her survival and urges use. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents per box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A conversation asks what is the most wonderful thing in the world. The professor answers that a single grain of a centipede, minutely small, controls the creature’s entire system of nerves and legs with perfect precision.
An old Cleveland Leader item promotes Castoria as a trusted infant remedy with a signature claim. A dinner remark from the Military Order of Foreign Wars recounts Captain Burridge describing a man who explains a forehead wound by biting himself while standing on a diet.
In Garry a familiar scene shows Fat guiding his brown mare, lean yet calm, toward water. A group of would be spectators gathers as Pat jokes about the horse’s worth and potential abilities, noting the mare’s apparent talent to draw attention. Local humor and pride mingle in the town square.
Fragment mentions Weeks Jones and a Lily with a Nougebort location and a man whore allegation. Text is disjointed and lacks coherent event or date data.
A reader from Battle Creek Michigan recounts relief from stomach pain backache and fatigue after switching to Grape Nuts breakfast cereal. He credits improved nerves appetite and energy to the product and notes lasting benefits after resisting heavy greasy foods. He mentions his recovery from a long stomach ailment and mentions a booklet titled The Road to Wetse dae.
Warrington faces a political trap as McQuade moves to ruin him at the Republican convention. Editor Walford warns Warrington of newspaper leverage while the senator guides Donnelly’s fate and Warrington seeks editorial backing to secure the nomination.
A report notes Warrington entered quietly, wearing dark attire and a straw hat. He appeared without visible signs of mourning or crepe on his hat, and observers noted no extra mourning dress.
A fragmented portrait of a famed city journalist named Ben, famed for union ties and scandal chasing. The passage hints at his sharp instincts, odd appearance, and a history of financial trouble while detailing a volatile labor dispute and tense industry tensions.
Jack Dunning Roy Putnam and Helen Driscoll meet at Kenilworth House during a July holiday. Each pursues painting, golf, and fishing as romance swells, culminating in a quiet confession and a shift in affections.
A garbled OCR tale recounts Mike’s reaction to a medical mishap when a bandage was accidentally sewn to his skin. He replies with humor about the accidental restraint and suggests the other party understood her task.
Eugene Jubinville recounts moving from Michigan and Minnesota to Meota area near Jack Fish Lake in 1903 with wife and eight children. He claims $8,000 holdings, 43 head cattle, and strong yields from wheat and oats. He says land can be bought at $15 per acre and paid in one crop. He cites many settlers as Americans and Canadians prospering.
A playful note on married life suggests a husband tolerates his wife’s rummaging through his pockets and urges acceptance of small domestic incursions as part of the game. The speaker implies equality in shared finances and trust within the marriage.
Fragmentary OCR text references senat Pusche and a tent incident with repeated phrases. No clear dates or locations emerge, making interpretation uncertain. Further readable context needed to establish involved parties and outcomes.
A National Review piece blasts China for placing the top of the education ladder at the top while neglecting preparatory schooling. It argues universities exist without proper feeder programs, making ascent for students nearly impossible.
A fragmentary exchange hints at a humorous or character driven moment with Mand and a companion. The snippet suggests personal quirks and camaraderie amid informal dialogue.
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