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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1907
Page
3
In a Bohemian tale a manager who advertised for an office position grows annoyed by a crowd of boys claiming feats. A late applicant is interrupted as the manager grumbles about contestants and offers the job to a boy who says he can do all tasks.
In a parish letter from January 5 and September 1, 1906, I. L. Robert of Hydropolis La. reports his wife suffered three years from eczema on a hand and eye. After doctor visits failed, Cuticura Soap and Ointment relieved symptoms, and the full Cuticura Remedies led to full recovery. Also noted is a shark record for long distance swimming, with one creature covering 800 miles in three days.
A Technical World Magazine report credits Herr Esnil Cla der as a pioneer inventor of Reaper yarn or glolin. The paper yarn is praised for durability and versatility, woven into many fabrics and viewed as a potential major commercial breakthrough with further undiscovered uses.
In a curious note from Somerrville Journal readers Alice bristles at a request for four locks of hair from Kate who asks why. Alice explains the man asked for the strands then returned two locks that did not match Kate’s, sparking confusion and anger.
A mother recalls Grape-Nuts aiding her Charlotte visit where the mayor followed a physician's advice. She credits weight gain and improved health after adopting the cereal for the family, including a malnourished 18 month old girl who recovered after soaking Grape-Nuts. The family also endured La Grippe, craving only Grape-Nuts and oranges during the illness.
A New York Sun excerpt recounts Professor Zachariah Terwilliger guiding a psychology example on how people form conclusions. He explains viewing others’ personalities to project impressions, urging students to cultivate the faculty. The tale ends with a humorous domestic twist as he decides to say yes to a personal matter.
A critique of Puritan influence in literature and modern newspapers notes lavish sacred titling, from The Seven Penitential Ps alms to Divine Spirit works. It contrasts moral sermons with light, secular headlines like Paragraphical Padding and Spicens lands Passed in the Sea of Reading.
A deputation of women suffragists met English parliamentarian Witte Labouchere in the House of Commons lobby. He reportedly said he was attracted by female beauty and feared it might influence his judgment, ending the meeting as the ladies left.
A humorous exchange notes a fiancé as a spendthrift and a woman who will marry him not to reform but to aid his spendthrift ways. The Houston Post asserts men enjoy farming if funds exist to hire help.
The article discusses feeding ground grain with hay for better digestion and reduced costs, the economic value of grinding feed, and digestion tests from Connecticut and Wisconsin. It covers salt usage, barn sunlight, dairy cream trust concerns, and sunflower oil and fiber uses, noting practical farming practices and crop insights.
The article advises using mineral rich foods for young stock and notes bran is unnecessary when unseeded meat and clover are available. It warns bran quality varies and can be costly, suggesting farmers study market varieties and consider balanced proprietary feeds as better options.
The article explains that U S Army public animals must be branded with left shoulder letters and hoof marks to identify organization. It describes branding design, size, and placement for different units and how Quartermaster supplies the insignia.
A barroom exchange on the Houston Post page quotes a man calling a woman's bulldog hideous. The woman retorts that the remark would not stand if her husband were present, highlighting a sharp social confrontation in a public setting.
Mrs Charles N Preston of Elkland Pennsylvania reports dramatic recovery after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She suffered weight loss severe thirst and kidney issues for years before relief with the medicine. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
The excerpt shows a Quaker or witty line where a man dismissively answers whether women vote or hold equal rights. He states that women do not vote and imply they already had rights long ago, reflecting a period joke or pamphlet tone.
A garbled advertisement bundle offers a hundred dollar reward for a gene of Catarth with odd product claims. It includes misprinted firm names, fake medicines, a joke poem, medical potions, and random notices about licenses and catalogs from various places.
Letters from H J Henneman of Oakland Nebraska and Julia Butler of Appleton Wisconsin praise Peruna as cure for stomach catarrh and related digestive issues. Henneman claims lasting cure and better health after over a year of illness. Butler reports restored appetite and strength after using Peruna.
A former member argues to eliminate political bogs while another warns there will always be a boar. The exchange reflects concerns over political reform and governance as seen in the Dayton Star.
Milwaukee hosts a fall buying season inviting merchants to visit the city. Traveling fares across several states have been reduced to two cents, with August 1 as a key date for discount tickets. The Milwaukee Association of Jobbers and Manufacturers offers information at 45 49 University Building.
Popular actress teases a new play described as a clever scheme. The show features four acts with one scene set at a dressmaker’s where twenty new gowns will be displayed, promising a bright spectacle.
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