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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1895
Page
12
The pamphlet extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm and One Minute Cough Cure as universal remedies for barn pains burns bruises and throat ailments. It praises rapid relief and claims full healing with minimal scarring. Also features promotional text for local druggists and a Philadelphia Record endorsement.
The article describes the Jardin des Plantes herb classification with color labels for plant types and lists historical prices for apples cherries walnuts artichokes and other produce. It notes ancient prices for beet mulion pork ham sausages venison sea and river fish and references a 17 shilling memorandum in Queen Elizabeth’s papers and the cost of setting sticks for raff.
Private Gad Boy, an Indian soldier, and Wick Hackham of Sturgeon Missouri form a hall club and challenge any family nine to win the country. Ages range forty two to yeara. Timothy B. Williams, after five years service as private to Senator FP, will return to reporting life at Relaties A. Restor Ask. Professor William Th Clark, head of Maryland State Weather Service, named to geology chair at Johns Pook University. Newton of Wabash Road Fort Wayne elected President of Young Mens Christian Association Indiana.
The narrator recalls a comic resemblance between his vedic self and Adam Forepaugh, sparked by a telegram from Ban Lar about speaking at Forepaugh's circus. A Prines Albert suited lookalike performed on stage, delivering jokes to thunderous applause as the crowd hailed Lay's Feeuh at Forepaugh's, while hints of a Depew double lingered in tiny letters on a big poster.
The readable lines describe a sick man and a cryptic offer about personal property values. Names and places are mostly garbled, with distant references to a dollar and a desire to raise money. The fragment lacks clear actions or outcomes.
An ancient terra cotta tablet from Aleusis, dating to the fourth century BCE, bears four painted figures in vibrant colors. Its depiction is linked to Greek art and may illuminate the Mysteries as described by Cerulean Cenniy.
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