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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1905
Page
2
The death of sculptor Bartholidi, famed for New York Harbor’s Statue of Liberty, recalls an anecdote about the work. A foreigner mistook the figure for Liberty and quipped, then a boarding-house exchange ends with a joke about prunes and constant staring.
Catherine Devine of Sacrimetto Ky recounts four years of rheumatic pain in legs and feet and credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with immediate relief and improved health after starting the regimen.
Expert H A Halvert argues Texas has 29 million acres suitable for pecan cultivation with strong returns. He estimates potential revenue around 1.35 billion pounds of nuts, plus home consumption, if a soft-shell variety is grown and priced favorably.
A Texas reader from Lone Star State thanks Postum for helping her family quit coffee and improve health. She credits the beverage with curing her own billows habit, aiding her child’s digestion, and pleasing the whole household from toddler to father.
In a tense London room Monboddo seeks the stranger Plainsmith to discuss a mysterious parchment linked to a deceased man. Dr Bonhorrow and Sm ith scheme to control the asset while threats of danger loom over the chess related fortune and future actions.
A collage of curiosities covers European travel spending by Americans, women owning Chicago stores, land owned by Lords in Britain, Moscow newspaper sellers in uniform, and fast fish. It rounds to natural science notes on pimpernel, rain cycles, plant fragrances, and a 1412 battle near Orleans. It closes with early photography rates and rapid-fire imaging tech.
A fragment discusses appetite as habit driven. It argues cravings arise from repeated behavior and can be redirected by persistent practice to align with welfare and needs, noting the influence of taste and discipline on eating.
Fragmentary text describes a dispute involving heirs and a rich man, with references to misfortune and erratic details. The readable portions suggest tensions over fortunes and personal turmoil amid unclear names and events.
Miss Reed offers a facetious statement claiming she arrived in America thirty years ago and chose writing as a career. She describes pen ink and paper imagery, notes her father sought a suitable print name, and jokes about the imagined persona Myrtle Reed as a pseudonym. The remark ends with a nod to the Boston Transcript.
A Victorian era piece notes most hospital patients are women needing operations due to neglect. It highlights warning signs from womb and ovarian issues and shares a letter praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure avoiding surgery. It urges women to seek her free advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
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