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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1909
Page
3
In Philadelphia Munyon’s advertises free medical examinations by eminent doctors. It promises diagnosis with guidance on cure or not, without obligation. Includes sample dialogue about a gown and a teething syrup ad as published notices.
An offer promises home treatment for piles through a new absorption method. Readers are urged to send address to Mrs. M Summers in Notre Dame Indiana for trial material and references upon request. The note includes a knockabout aside from the London Opinion quote.
A woman with severe heart trouble is advised by doctors to quit coffee due to caffeine’s impact on the heart. She describes relief after switching to Postum, noting weight gain and improved health. The letter, claimed to be genuine, urges readers to try Postum as a remedy.
Poem fragment reflecting on time and decay with admiration for a central beloved figure. The speaker laments change and loss, contrasting ruin with enduring love that rises like a steadfast oar against northern gloom.
A train carriage scene unfolds as Ethel meets Stanley Mortimer aboard a northbound express. The flirtatious Stanley aims to impress Ethel while Ethel and Marion reveal a prior connection, hinting at romance, social nerves, and cautious optimism during the journey to Trevor Grange.
A Chinese infant born on a unlucky day is named Esuan or Hsuan Cune and will be raised apart from his family with 24 nurses. The prince regent handles ceremonies while the child’s public appearances are limited. his birthday moves to the 14th of the month as part of a reform plan.
A brief census remark notes an excess of women in cider areas and a shortage of snow windows nationwide, with a playful nod to Cincinnati Past.
The Hilades playing cards feature figures each representing mime histories or religious events and are described by a fragmentary OCR note mentioning Raar ty etrensiar and praying cards.
The article lists twelve wealthy women led by Mrs. E. H. Harriman with funds totaling about five hundred nine million dollars. It notes most assets are in bonds or real estate, discusses philanthropy and the burden of vast fortunes, and contrasts with industrial magnates. It also briefly shifts to lavender fields in Hertfordshire and summaries on muscular rheumatism.
The editor’s friend asks who the most humorous writers are, noting that many who think themselves serious authors are the funniest. A brief remark hints at the irony of literary perception.
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