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An elderly man asks a doctor to visit his wife who fears brain trouble after she repeated a church text. The dialogue mentions church, social scenes, and a local gossiping tone from the Philadelphia Ledger.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1903
Page
4
An elderly man asks a doctor to visit his wife who fears brain trouble after she repeated a church text. The dialogue mentions church, social scenes, and a local gossiping tone from the Philadelphia Ledger.
Polk Arkansas November 9. Mr. Hiland credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing a severe Acute Rheumatism after doctors failed to help him. He says pain prevented movement in 1906 and that after one box he improved and can work again. The note asserts the pills' cure and ends with a coffee crop statistic.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Toledo, Bali, Baroeti and a proverb about a contented mind. It reads like scattered notes or misread text with uncertain names and numbers and lacks a coherent event or clear dates.
An article describes building a portable hog scaf fold from timber with mortises and bolts to hang hogs after slaughter. It also shows movable poultry fences, bracing and planking details, and notes on fencing methods for spring chick containment and easy relocation.
Commentary on the oleomargarine control law and its impact on consumers and producers, arguing the bill protects butter integrity. Also reports on St Paul livestock at the World’s Fair with senior and junior champion awards and breeder remarks. Advice on starting poultry farming on a small scale and wintering cabbage for family use.
A New York Tribune excerpt describes a country themed tour with a walking menagerie visiting a village. Children carry pets and farm produce while as hosts provide rustic curios and garden vegetables. One boy cares for a chick. a girl gathers onions. A ben sandwich puzzle amuses hosts.
Readable text shows fragmented ads and notes including medical potions and tobacco quips. Mentions Foster Millburn Co New York and Winston’s Horehound Drops. Also a stray line on volcanic action across DC and a testimonial dated March 25, 1801.
The fragment cites Peruna as a remedy for Bright's disease catarrh of the kidney lining. It warns Bright's disease can be acute or chronic with varying onset. The text claims Peruna treatment acts quickly to counter catarrh and the disease, dated to a Columbus based product advertisement.
A garbled New York fragment describes a roan figures in a attempt to influence a woman. The text includes misspelled phrases suggesting a crossing or request about attire and appearance. The overall sense is unclear but implies a personal encounter or social interaction.
The annual payment to pensioners from the Epain war totals 2700.006 and 2000 applications remain pending.
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