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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
3
Epitaph for Elizabeth Corbett lauded as virtuous and modest. A Chicago Inter Ocean note adds miscellaneous scraps including a Cairo pyramid critique by a U.S. contractor and a humorous lettuce growing method, reflecting a collage of modern curiosities and quotes.
Dun's Review notes higher weekly trading activity and sustained raw material demand with no volume decline. Consumers face easier price tones but concessions rise. fruits steel hides and leather show firm absorption. Bank clearings reach 267 473 158 exceed prior year by 20.9 percent while Chicago district failures climb to 683 from last week and 21 year ago.
Trade and industry show quiet sympathy for New York financial unsettlements as mild weather slows retail distribution. New York banks manage conditions under experienced leadership while cereal and cotton price declines boost foreign demand and encourage holding of cotton to stabilize the market. Bradstreet’s report notes week-to-week and year-ago comparisons amid policy and commodity pressures.
Daily price quotes from Indianapolis Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo St Louis Cincinnati New York and Poledla showing bid ranges for cattle hogs sheep and wheat corn oats and butter. Highlights include hogs 4.00 to 6.50 and cattle 3.00 to 5.50 with regional variations in wheat corn and hay values.
The article notes German army mattresses use paper roll insulation and claims a notable improvement in quality. A government crop report highlights surprise findings with spring wheat quality edging above last year. San Francisco refueling is praised for high wage schedules. New York payrolls show rates surpassing daily swale limits.
A group of young North Side girls run a lemonade stand at the edge of the urban area. A passerby questions the labeling. The chorus answers that it is for the Pure Food law, prompting further questions about what artificial means and clarifying the need for proper labeling.
An advertisement from Foster-Milburn Co lists a patent medicine sold in boxes for five years claiming relief for kidney and stomach troubles. It mentions Chloe and Mrs. Chloe and a location Alexandria. The copy cites a 4902 code and notes the product is available from all dealers at zero cost.
A dealer explains canaries have long served in decorative schemes for homes churches and weddings. Birds were rented for spring and early summer events, hung among flowers and foliage to enhance lavish decor, with more than a dozen extra birds kept on hand for rental purposes.
The dialogue hints at trouble between a poet and her husband. He could not write poems well, and she could not eat them, so she left him.
A fragmentary old advertising letter discusses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments, claiming it aids menstrual and reproductive health and invites readers to send symptom details for free advice. It cites testimonials and mentions sawdust as Paris restaurant use.
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