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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
2
A New York Press item warns about superstitions around meals and clocks. It advises not wind clocks in bed or watches at night and links pocket heaviness to vitality. It notes social discomfort at dinners with housekeepers, husbands, and cooks.
Marcus Mayer praises Dean's Kidney Pills for curing kidney pains urinary disorders and rheumatic aches. He cites relief for patients with back head and loin pain and endorses the remedy as a serving cure. The letter is signed Marcus FE Mayer and notes sale by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo 30 cents a box. Later dialogue contrasts a wife’s perception with a husband’s pride in not being the United States treasure.
Mil waukee Retail Druggists Association president Jansen warns on constipation linked to fever malaria and appendicitis. He touts Maile Grape Toaie as a cure and tonic claiming it cleanses bowels improves digestion and aids weight gain while advising readers to request a free bottle.
In a storm stained scene at a village cemetery, Jethroe and Harvey confront a suspected figure from their plot. Monboddo and the stranger maneuver through tension as the plan to outsmart a wary man unfolds with whispers and shifting loyalties amid rain and dark humor.
A historical notice warns against home remedies and “paceni” tinctures used for teething in infants. It cites dangers from unregulated preparations and prescriptions from physicians, urging careful protection of families' access to trusted remedies and medical guidance.
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A London Times correspondent proposes canal drainage and canal use as roads for automobiles. A German study urges filtering pipe smoke with felsic salts to reduce fumes. A new Union Pacific gasoline railcar offers 100 HP, 25 seats, and 20–30 mph operation. The piece also notes Niagara’s Horseshoe Falls erosion and odd scientific curiosities from Wimbledon to volcanic formations.
Mrs B B Ford of Pashmataha Mississippi reports relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She cites regular uterine action and relief from headaches dizziness and back pain, crediting the pills with restored health and ability to work as a teacher. She notes improvement within three weeks and urges others to request the booklet Plain Talks to Women from the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
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