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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1911
Page
6
An editorial promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild remedy for chronic constipation. It cites testimonials from Wisconsin readers and claims broad trust among druggists and families, offering a free sample by mail.
An irish farmer’s customer scolds watery morning cream as Pat explains scorching weather has dried pastures and forced feeding with water. The passage then shifts to a grand claim about tax on wine, Algeria vines, and vast production figures in a distant, data heavy aside.
An elderly figure refuses to sell or misrepresent goods, insisting no false sale will occur and urging honest action. A moment of quiet reveals a struggle between integrity and pressure, with a vow to avoid deceit in trade and a demand to display a notice of the situation.
A rustic tale recounts a man with a strange demeanor rushing into his cabin and firing a rifle at a wildcat. His wife calms him, mishearing the danger as a humorous accident involving a Hille hug on an eyebrow.
A literary man credits Grape-Nuts for mental clarity and steady energy. He notes digestion friendly qualities and sustained output, praising the product as the reason for his improved work and referring readers to The Road to Wellville for details.
Kitty Blair schemes to attend a pre Thanksgiving party across the river against her stern father’s will. She persuades her brother Sam and sneaks out with Nellie Brown and friends in a dugout sleigh. A fatal ice accident injures Sam, prompting Kitty’s remorse and a last minute plea for forgiveness from her father.
Western Canada displays grain crops vegetables and farm prosperity at the Chicago land exposition. The Canadian government backs reports on crops from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with details on yields and homestead regions.
A garbled excerpt describes handling of plant leaves and citrus, mentioning white tankereth and green disane paper. It references ApAean oranges placed in a dish with a decorative lining and notes about deep yellow hues and white ching as additions to a denawiative af fock.
Four years ago I had eczema break out on my wrist and shin that itched and burned. Scratching would not relieve it until builds bled. The disease then healed and returned before full relief. A doctor’s ointment failed. Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills cleared my skin and stopped the pest four years ago. I continue to use Cuticura Soap daily. Sample available. free book sent on request.
The complainant alleges only five dollars are due and accuses the former husband of sending money with lawyer fees and charges for brokerage transport and time leaving just twenty cents. The tone suggests a legal hearing context with disputed payment and fees.
Bob, a poor twelve year old, promises his family a Thanksgiving turkey but cannot raise the money. His cat Thomasina earns five dollars by catching mice, enabling a generous old gentleman to invite the family for dinner and bringing happiness to Betty, Bob, and their pets.
Army at Valley Forge held a Thanksgiving observing Burgoyne’s surrender. Congress had designated December 16 1777 as the nation’s first Thanksgiving. An officer of Washington’s army describes the observance beyond religious exercises, noting the prior Wednesday as set apart.
An earnest meditation likens a thankful heart to a magnet that attracts unseen blessings. The author uses iron in sand as a metaphor for divine grace, urging gratitude for every mercy found in daily life.
T A Ireland of Colfax Washington claims four world records and an undefeated start despite kidney trouble that affected vision and shooting. He credits Doan’s Kidney for relief after doctors and many remedies failed. He offers to share more details on request.
A photographer recalls a woman with a boy entering his studio seeking a double portrait at four dollars a dozen this week. He jokes that two pictures cost extra outside the special rate then the woman says she will keep the boy in her lap as she does in street cars.
Fragmentary dialogue notes a character named Petey and a question about his education. The lines reference Blanche and imply a dispute or inquiry about schooling. No further context or decisive facts are available.
A playful jingle about Thanksgiving with family notes from Mrs. Jimpson and a buried puzzle. The text hints at a Native American theme and a matronly gift parcel, ending with a lighthearted, coded verse about the turkey feast.
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