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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1909
Page
7
The Houston Post quotes Mo Recourt and Johnnie discussing a supposed thief in a dark closet beneath the stairs. They conclude a gas meter cannot be arrested, and call for police by telephone in a humorous exchange.
A collage of old advertisements touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, with testimonials and prices. Also includes a weathered fragment about seasickness cure methods and a quip about a Wall Street operator named Tom from a Chicago Tribune excerpt.
A collection of dubious health ads and humorous anecdotes runs in the paper. Claims promise cures for bedwetting and urinary issues, plus a typhoid survey and a misfitting Indian stereotype tale from a late issue.
A farmer describes combining six dry goods boxes into a single elevated storage bin labeled with vegetable names for neat cellar organization. Additional notes cover improved stable ventilation and alfalfa as a key dairy feed, plus cattle testing results and U.S. crop production figures.
The article cites that the United States leads in oats production with 754,000,000 bushels from a total 3,582,000,000 and ranks third in barley at 153,090,000 bushels. It discusses poultry management, coop ventilation, molting, and feeding strategies, plus garden pests, weeds, insecticides, grafting on willow, and a Gloucester Lodge horticultural curiosity with fruit-bearing grafted gooseberry and currant on a willow tree.
The case American Ex press Co vs Mullins holds the shipper’s notification and promise to defend excuses the express company from defending search and seizure. The Kansas judgment stands unimpeached as lawfully based on error. A South Dakota ruling in Danforth v Egan denies a disbarred attorney serving as State’s Attorney, stating the office must be filled by a legally admitted attorney and learned in the law, with disbarment implying lack of legal learning.
A Washington Star report summarizes experiments on worm regeneration showing segments growing into new heads or tails. Heads or tails can form from separated pieces, with occasional anomalies and questions about heredity. The piece notes differences among worm species and cites the New York Herald saga as a referenced source.
A historical ad sketch touts the National Lead Company Dutch Boy Painter trademark as a purity guarantee for white lead. It promotes a free tester kit and painter’s outfit from the 1902 Trinity Building, New York City, urging customers to verify quality without tests.
An assorted set of old advertisements and testimonials mentions Cure Cuticura for eczema relief, eye salve for sore eyes, teething drops, and a Leopard incident. The text blends medical claims, product pitches, and a brief note about water in Valencia and a colonial hunting anecdote.
A Chicago reader attests that after years of female illness and a surgeon's warning, Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound enabled her to recover. The advertisement touts the remedy as effective for displacements inflammation fibroid tumors irregularities pains backache and nervous exhaustion, claiming it costs little and has helped many women.
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