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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1907
Page
2
A pasted advice note touts a homemade rheumatism remedy with ingredients like sarsaparilla and vegetable extract. It claims easy preparation, safety, and "permanent results" after several days, noting drugs can be bought or pharmacists can mix the prescription.
The fragment reports cotton pickers in Arkansas City Star style facing snow conditions while noting late crop yields and weather damage. It also recounts a Querétaro legend about a challenged baptism and a cross commemorating the 1655 city’s conversion to Christianity.
In Illinoisville Alabama a woman reports long term stomach trouble linked to coffee. After stopping coffee she improves dramatically and can eat freely again. She credits coffee avoidance for relief and warns others to test coffee as a potential cause.
Captain Wharton returns with wounded soldiers as Major Dunwoodie and Frances confront fear and resolve. In the cottage, a tense scene unfolds with hopes of a survivor, news of the field, and a pledge of care for the injured as American troops maneuver near Locusts.
The daughter of President Ulysses S. Grant Nellie Grant then Mrs Sartoris attended a private Washington school. A half hour passed with no progress and again the teacher sent for her. Mrs Grant then praised the teacher for upholding duty and called Nellie plain and simple subject to the school rules.
In Washington Senator Beveridge advises freshly elected lawmakers to keep a cool head and think before speaking to avoid revealing themselves. He recalls a past simple mistake by a new congressman who refused a photographer, preferring to maintain a plain image. The scene underscores caution in public conduct and media encounters.
A Chicago Daily News page fragment frames a tense exchange between two men about schemes to profit from land. The dialog includes references to a witness, moral judgments, and a noted figure Mitger, ending with a challenge about insulting him and keeping a parallel case private.
A London correspondent reports a 20 percent price surge in Great Britain over ten years. He notes higher taxes push costs across homes and sweets, causing widespread pocket hardship as the government contemplates pension schemes to stave off unrest. The piece references a chart detailing price increases.
A Washington Post note extols cheese cloth for household use. It is firm yet tightly woven, easy to wash, and cleaner than linen or crash. It makes best dishcloths, polishing cloths, furniture care, and strainers, with multipurpose fits and low cost.
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