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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1904
Page
3
A letter from Mrs E Pini of 83 East High Street Buffalo New York extols Peruna as a cure for fatigue and health decline after a year of rest. Several testimonials praise the tonic for restoring health and reducing doctor visits.
A society item notes how a woman's duty to attend receptions and dances leaves her exhausted. The piece describes a condition called antarrhal mater and the lesser known term tok as a real drain on vitality, with women across letters testifying to the nerve strain from social roles.
Fragmented verse lines mock a battle poet and include a mock advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease and Foot-Bane. The text blends humorous dialogue, misguided spelling, and product claims for foot care with regional quips and a joke about grammar.
The Local Fad notes a New Yorker remark about women faddishly wearing canes, and a Kansan quip about a persistent fad. The item mentions Piso’s Gutta for Consumption, a writer in Wakita Oklahoma dated April 7 1901, plus a Japan scripture circulation figure of 128000 and a historical Bible distribution prohibition.
A historical look reviews the eighty eighth Congress appropriations totaling 781 574 028 90 with about 83 million assigned to sinking funds and deficiencies. It notes civil versus military spending, and that the United States has the lowest per capita government cost among major nations.
An ad for the Red River Special threshing machine touts a separating grate and check plate with high capacity. It claims improved efficiency over old cylinder threshers, saving grain and time, and offers a free book explaining why the machine pays for itself.
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