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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1905
Page
3
Timothy Woodruff spoke to friends at Republican headquarters the day after the election. He noted aging supporters and quoted a local resident claiming octogenarian footers near Phoenicia, with one man aged 50 voting for Roosevelt and joking about resurrection.
Dr Charles H Porter of Raymond New Hampshire describes dramatic relief from neuralgia after trying Dr Williams Pink Pills. He details long endured head and facial pain eye burning insomnia and irritability before reporting rapid improvement after the first six boxes with complete cure since December 1903. He notes the pills also aid solution partial paralysis and ataxia and says they are sold by druggists or direct from the Dr Williams Medicine Company.
The excerpt describes traveling agents from a Chicago packer home office promoting American meat products to distant regions. It notes exchanges for value, the odd image of salesmen carrying meat product samples, and the wide reach from Bahara to Zanzi bat and Brasil, highlighting market expansion and price stability in the Yankee merchant system.
Banhead Wilkins allegedly called a donkey this morning triggering a dressing room exchange. Caustique questions the remark while Saphead recalls the incident and asks about the suit. The quarrel centers on who mistook a clothes terse for a donkey and why.
A playful incident unfolds as a humorous man enters a shop asking for a pair of spiders. The astonished clerk is teased while the putative request is explained in odd, garbled phrasing.
In a letter to the Triune Farmer C D Smead raises two dairy questions. First, whether milk from a cow with tumefaction or pus is safe and what causes parety milk and remedies, noting inspector credibility and veterinary politics. Second, whether early milk after calving can harm calves, and if paying attention to inspector opinions changes market acceptance.
Advice from Indianapolis News discusses feeding young turkeys with hard boiled eggs and green fodder, managing damp conditions, and the importance of dry quarters. It covers hog feeding with new corn, sanitation, salt and charcoal supplements, and preventing fall hog cholera through ample shade water and clean pens. It also notes general pasture use and safe grazing for lambs and cattle in good fields and corn areas.
Farmers are urged to plant oats millet or pead for early harvest and sow alfalfa at early wheat sowing to avoid freezing. Fallow land can yield a fair field after three years of spring-sown crops. advises deep spring plowing, stack peas, seed bed prep, and 15 pounds per acre, with pure seed from reputable seedmen.
The ad describes women in work and daily life suffering from ovarian troubles, displacements, and menstrual irregularities. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as an effective tonic to strengthen the female system, ease backache and nervousness, and restore health. Testimonials claim relief and renewed strength, with free advice offered from Mrs Pinkham at Lyon Mass.
Disjointed lines show speech like fragments about work meals studies and a brief exchange with Jack Tuggins. The text hints at wartime hardship and moral prompts but remains unclear with many garbled phrases and names.
A thoughtful reflection on wealth arguing riches should be used to aid the needy, ease disease, relieve oppression, and promote health and happiness as divine rewards in the current age. The essay asserts wealth serves purposeful ends rather than mere display or luxury.
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