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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
6
The exchange centers on Ethel and Marjelle as he repeats the familiar tale. Marjelle responds with evident pleasure, noting she had never heard it before.
Wilfred Vincent narrates alongside his wife and friend Terhune about Archibald Terhone's race to marry within ten days to claim a £20,000 yearly Australian property from Aunt Georgiana James. A house party with two Agathas could force a speedy engagement, while Dearest offers cheerful, wry guidance on the plan.
The article emphasizes farm self sufficiency with livestock and crops, praising Dorset Horns for year round breeding and strong lambs, and advising on pasture, silos, charcoal for stock, calf care, and feed strategies. It covers dairy cattle, poultry, pigs, alfalfa, and garden practices, stressing careful management, humane housing, and sanitary nest boxes for farm profitability.
George H Beatle and L B Ralston auditors for the News, say open fields sleeping is risky after a runaway team crashed into the Denattie farm lane near Ghagrio Falls. Rateton rolled from a cot. Heats from another were narrowly avoided as the vehicle overturned. Ralston later found Rateton dead near a pool at the station.
A garbled conversation fragment shows a woman rejecting a suited admirer who professes love. The lines are cut mid exchange with stray letters and unclear names, leaving the emotional tension but no coherent context or identities.
A fragment from Harper's Bazaar features Margaret and Katherine in a tense tea room exchange about a secret, with mention of a character named Toterbine and a hurried arrival by Ta gephine. The tone hints at social intrigue and whispered plans.
A brief Houston Post quip contemplates how to respond when a woman asks for her age The joke turns on reframing the question rather than giving a direct number. It reflects light social humor from the era.
A physician writes that Postum, a beverage substituting coffee, improves comfort and daytime function after eight years of use. She notes better sleep, steadier nerves, and weight gain, praising its clear color and taste while urging others to try it. There is a promotional note about The Road to Wellville and ongoing reader letters.
Agatha remarks to a cousin in America with nine children while debating who has the stronger claim to a stiff. The speaker weighs the closeness of a nephew versus a third cousin in the family lineage.
Farmer Chinfurz recalls a comic roadside encounter with a prankster who under a stationary auto used a wrench hammer and noise to scare a mulehorned vehicle into fleeing. The tale ends with a sly line about training the prankster for ring speed at the county fair.
An Indiana man caused a monument epitaph for two wives to be inscribed with a line about tears not bringing her back. The remark arose during a political gathering in the west as a noted politician spoke on a tangential Harper's Magazine quote.
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