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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
3
Bedbound for four months Mrs Enos Shearer of Centralia Washington says three doctors told her there was no cure but after using Doan’s Kidney Pills she recovered. Shearer urges others to remember the name Doan’s and find the pills at local stores from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A reflective note describes a poet who writes in winter to fend off hardship and continues in summer to keep the habit alive. The speaker admires a friend as a poet and suggests poetry is kept for survival and solace.
Massachusetts exhibitor J D Avery of Bhelburne Falle dominates the ox pulling ring at Brattleboro fair. His 1500 class load reached 9 1080 pounds while a veteran pulled 10 238 pounds with a Devon pair. The Hampshire Gazette notes his feats as the largest pulls seen in town.
In a Airboat style scene the aviator George and his wife aboard his airship pause when she fears a button is lost. He reassures her the glint on the ground is Lake Eric, not a danger, as the couple continues their unusual voyage.
Lester and Godfrey chase a sensational London style case of Marcia Lawrence and Parello. The story blends the kingdon cottage murders a sensational newspaper operation and a shift in theories about a missing note and a photograph as a larger mystery deepens.
A Wide World report explains freshwater pearl fishing in Scotland near the River Tay. Fishermen use a glass-bottom pail to spot pearls, opening many oysters to find a few gems, with one pearl sometimes fetching up to 30 pounds.
A mother calls from a window to Johnny who is playing in the street. He ignores her, catching a high ball and passing it, then runs toward a tree as the game continues. The scene ends with another call from the window and Johnny still focused on the action.
The fragment reflects on wisdom and shared folly with a classical touch. It invokes the burdened wheel and the need for self restraint when heeding advice. The tone resembles 17th century meditative prose attributed to Thomas Fuller.
A passage from the September Atlantic argues that friendship unlocks a deformed person’s inner treasures, making personality visible only with outside cooperation. It warns that without transparent self-display, sensitivity harms business, profession, and social life, leading to harsh first impressions and misjudgments.
A social note describes a dignified mother of the prospective bride and Doraotha sister of the bride as to be flower girl escort, both dressed as Dresden shepherdesses. Golden crooks strung with rosebuds feature in the attire.
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