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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
7
Mrs C Bageraer of Kansas City Missouri and Mrs Jennig Darling of Mills Maine report long histories of catarrh and related deafness and weakness. Both credit Peruna with relief and renewed ability to work, praising it as the best medicine they used.
A Chicago man recalls meeting Humphry Ward in Soho. He describes Ward as a famed art critic in his bachelor days and shares a sharp remark about women seeking oblivion through nunneries and men via marriage to famous women. The anecdote offers a wry take on reputation and advice.
A Wisconsin mother credits a change in diet with reversing severe nerves strain. She abandoned tonics for Grape Nuts with cream and milk, improved sleep, gained weight, and saw her child recover and return to school. She cites fresh air and the cereal as the key factors in her recovery.
Practical guidance on keeping hens healthy in winter, feeding and housing livestock, silage and hay storage, hog and piglet management, dairy practices, and general farm cleanliness. Emphasizes air, water, manure, and attentive care to maximize output and prevent disease.
In a Kelly’s Reminiscences anecdote John Philpot Curran and O’Leary share a dinner joke. Curran wishes O’Leary were St Peter for heaven’s keys, O’Leary retorts he’d rather have the keys of the other place to let him out. The exchange showcases their mutual wit and camaraderie.
A 1909 testimonial from Lillian Brown of Liberty Maine describes two years of intolerable scalp itching and hair loss. She credits Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills with restoring her scalp after a lengthy treatment, noting no further scalp trouble since.
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