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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1898
Page
3
Mrs Wisely urges John Wisely to set a better example for their boys as they near adolescence. He jokes about misdeeds but slips on the steps and spares a cigar as neighbors chat, while the children seem to thrive in Detroit Free Press.
Lome farmers hold wheat waiting for two dollars per bushel. They fear prices may drop and trigger losses. The note warns delays in treatment of illness can be risky and promotes Hlasletter's Stomach Bitters for digestive issues.
In That Fe Little Edward Papa explains the name. The odd two wheels and balance by the driver seem to lift the horses slightly, a curious effect noted in the dialogue.
An 1896 Newark snippet touts Piro Company products from Warren County and lists testimonials about cures for coughs and fevers. The item includes mis-spellings and stray notes about medicines, bodily symptoms, and odd anecdotes.
The readable portion mentions remedies and color notes in a fragmented historical text. No clear events, names, or places are confirmed.
Ali Washington notes clerks with relatives in regiments visiting soldiers from the Tenth Cavalry during a past leave system. The piece highlights department pressure to end such privileges, hints at political maneuvering over war appropriations, and references a broad set of economic and political shifts including commissions, naval admiralty rank discussions, and wartime logistics.
Mrs I Woorniski of Mills Nebraska writes that doctors said she had consumption and could not live. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her menses returned, weight increased, and her health improved beyond years.
A letter praises Lydia I Pinkham's Vege table Compound EF for womb trouble and renewed strength. The page also recounts a Morocan sultan calming a lion by speaking, plus a humorous exchange about a dog and self perception.
A fragmentary piece shows a character named Princes Halls expressing a desire to fall down and worship the speaker. Mention of a mother figure Mamma-Onh and a warning about post marriage interference by a husband or male guardian.
Fragmentary dialogue cites a police court lawyer refusing water bail and a motor yacht incident. It also mocks common sports injuries and promotes oil remedies with odd phrasing. The text repeats stray exclamations from a cyclist and a police officer.
A clipped exchange questions Spaniards and marks, with a remark about Captain Cervera and an officer in charge of the United States Naval Academy. The Cleveland Leader quotes the odd street-corner discussion in a wartime context.
Fragmented ad and notices describe five antitna excursions to Hot Springs South Dakota with unclear dates and a round trip fare of $14.39 from Shay City. The page also includes garbled medical rhetoric and solicits information on scripts and scams, plus brief testimonials about medicines and Napoleon Bonaparte.
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