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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
7
A testimonial from Mrs. B. Johnson of Westfield New Jersey describes tiredness and lack of appetite improving after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She claims the remedy removed her decline and restored appetite and health, urging readers to obtain Hood's Sarsaparilla in liquid or tablet form.
A brief notice promotes cures for hepatic sluggishness, urging prompt action against indigestion and congestion. It claims relief from cor cupation through a loyal, steady regimen.
An old newspaper fragment advertises a nose eye water remedy and related products for corns ingrown nails swollen feet and callous areas. It also includes short humorous snippets about marriage and a traveling sheriff request.
Adelaide and Cornelia chat about a dramatic incident as George rises and grabs a dozen items before any scream. Cornelia and Adelaide discuss fixing hair and social reactions, with disbelief about a kiss.
A flowing poem venerates the flag with colors red white and blue and recalls graves and national sacrifice. It blends symbols of victory grief and gratitude, praising freedom and memorials as a timeless celebration of patriotism.
In two chapters a granddaughter Letty recalls her grandfather Abner a Civil War veteran and his wounded fellow, as the town prepares for Decoration Day. Grandma tells of courage, loyalty and memory amid marching bands flags and a national air.
A reflective piece recalls Abner and Letty amid Civil War era pageantry, the flag, and family meals as news from Tampa and Cuba arrives. The story honors Teddy’s bravery, the sisterhood of mothers, and the enduring national tribute of Decoration Day across generations.
Mrs Manley jokes about her husband’s life insurance as she chides him to be careful, while he quips about the policy. The exchange highlights everyday concerns with money and personal safety in a domestic setting.
In a clipped exchange a speaker asks Ree to tend the garden before you step in as the guard poet. The dialogue hints at a playful, urban rhythm and a shift in roles within the household.
Miss Lu Johnson of 1523 Ninth St NW Washington DC reports rapid relief from a severe eruption under the knees after using Cuticura Pills Ointment and Soap. She praises the remedies and urges others to try them as a cure. The note mentions global sales and a free book offer through Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston.
A Collier’s excerpt notes that many policyholders borrow against life insurance to meet needs. Loans often go unrepaid and are used for business or speculation, eroding family protection and leaving a mere cash margin when claims mature. The Connecticut Mutual report is cited as typical.
A western state politician accused of crookedness was tried and acquitted after a long jury deliberation. As he left the courtroom a minister involved in the case warned him to change his ways. The politician replied he was not pledged to anyone.
A scrambled local column mixes humorous domestic vignettes with odd product ads. The text features a husband announcing news before his wife, a traveling salesman demand to “Get out,” and early health flyer blurbs for Garfield Tea and children’s remedies amid garbled phrases and print defects.
Dorothy Meldrum, ten, recalled that the day’s lesson was Daniel in the lions den when her father Rev. Andrew E. Meldrum D D asked about her Sunday school recap. The clergyman has long dedicated himself to her religious instruction.
A Ste. and Botker item explores how marriage influences achievements. One case notes a woman leaving music after marriage while another describes a man taking up smoking after a partner’s involvement.
The article advises parents to avoid opiate pills for children and instead use mild laxatives like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and Garfield Tea to relieve constipation and aid liver function. It cites Mrs MOF Mead and Mrs J R Whiting as supporters and offers free samples by writing to Dr Caldwell in Monticello, Texas.
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