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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1907
Page
3
Mrs Lenora Bodenhamer of Kernersville North Carolina reports long standing stomach trouble and indigestion. She details relief after using Peruna and endorses the remedy urging others with similar symptoms to try it.
Practical notes on farm uses of buttermill and kerosene emulsion for poultry and pests. Reports on bacteria in milk bottles, potato growing mulch, and a Wisconsin bulletin detailing major wheat pests and control methods.
Peter Couture, an eighteen year mill employee and small glove maker in Washington, travels to Ottawa to claim one third of a 20,000,000 estate to be shared with his two brothers. He left home after a quarrel with his parents twenty years ago, initially refused the Western invitation, but later agreed after proof of inheritance was indisputable. He plans to return to the far northwest once the estate is divided. Also an advertisement for Doan's Kidney Pills cites a Swainsboro Georgia user reporting kidney pain and backache relief.
An 19th century advert extols Garfield Tea as a purifying blood tonic for rheumatism and chronic ailments. It promotes lifetime gifts and charitable giving while claiming to meet Pure Food and Drugs standards and naming Garfield Tea in Brooklyn New York.
A tired man on a dry goods box says he does not know the name of the local leading merchant. He mentions there is another mail order house in Chicago.
Fragmented ad style text mentions Folam tin and Egberi with a bridge reference. It names Von kers Stafeaman and Mr Winglow. Product claims include soothing lumps for children and relief for various ailments with vague benefits.
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