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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1911
Page
2
Mrs Jones shows off a mill shops hat to her husband after dinner. He asks if she bought it and suggests she call in the morning to reserve it, noting another hat is five dollars more. This snapshot exchanges wifely shopping drama for domestic humor.
Mrs Mary E Bretg of Philadelphia writes of severe hand sores that bled and cracked for months before using Cutcura Soap and Ointment. She states her skin healed after trying the products and she endured no further recurrence. An offer to mail samples and a 22-page booklet is included from Cutcura Dept 6 it Boston.
Fragmentary OCR notes critique a figure named wa GENERGUS for spending freely like Wer, implying lax personal budgeting in a local water or public works context.
Ada and Mary share a train side set on immediate vows as war looms. Ada hopes for a front line wedding and a life with Tacit, while Mary hides heartbreak over a long-ago suitor. The two burn a box of letters and photographs, yielding a tense moment when Mary discovers a hidden note from her own forgotten love.
Mary Treseltine and her friend discuss an imminent wedding while recalling past romances. They tease about a long night ahead, compare old rooms, and share a private prayerbook, images, and keepsakes as they anticipate the ceremony and future life together.
An elderly reminiscence recalls Comanche, the famed horse of the Seventh Cavalry at the Little Bighorn, cherished for his courage and memory of the Custer engagement. The account details his care, his dazzling appearance, and the bond with soldiers and General Custer era legends. The piece reflects on Comanche’s role and his eventual passing, honoring the animal’s heroic memory.
A humorous exchange shows an old fashioned woman asking why the modern woman spends so many hours on beautifying devices. The younger woman, Jaige, retorts that her beau is not a mind reader, emphasizing independence in appearance and thought.
In a Washington Star excerpt, Farmer Corn-Lossel asks for a single term to send his hay to colleges for experimentation. He wonders why not use one term to test what a small raisin would do, noting the pupil is too big to handle.
In a spring afternoon at Rose Cottage Miss Dorothy Harley recalls a long lost romance with George, a British officer, whose letters and ring haunt Molly and Tom. A shocking letter exposing deception leads to a quiet confession, a hidden engagement, and a plan to flee with old memories revived by a mysterious visitor.
A mangled early text recalls a crude scene where a dog guards a house and a boy clings to a rifle. An elderly narrator blurts a racially charged line as a dog barks and a man debates punishment. The fragment ends with New York’s fall.
The article reports on Veepastan Warner as pensions commissioner drawing 14 000 a year and a veteran’s pension dispute. It notes a voucher for pension pay and a doctor panel declaring the claimant mentally and physically sound, while Christian scientists question the findings and critique government spending on pensions and religion. The piece argues the nation should avoid state religion and questions religious influence on pension policy.
A young man is told he is discharged after being accused of impersonating a private watchman. The case notes he tested doors hourly attempting to obtain a drink, highlighting alleged deceptive conduct during the incident.
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