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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
3
A clipped note urges action from Thr. Tlartman and mentions Dr. B. Hartman, president of the Battman Sankshdm in Columbus, Chia, promising valuable advice if prompt and careful factors are derived from Peruga.
The Danish Godthaab returns from Angmagssalik to Copenhagen reporting the East Greenland Eskimos now in contact with civilization. The station has brought knives harpoons timber and comforts and the Danes buy oils furs and skins. The people are described as tall for Eskimos and unusually pureblood with no liquor in their area.
Mrs. A. Fe. 0 Maskell argues grandparents are vital on farms for oversight, repairs, and stories. She reflects on the role of grandfathers and grandmothers in comforting, guiding, and mentoring children, noting their gentle influence and work ethic.
A Davenport celebration story recalls a red faced man who forgot his bass drum on a depot platform as a country band prepared to perform. The incident, once a fable, is now recounted by Youth's Companion and Washington Star in a lighthearted note about memory and governance.
A brief exchange shows Groosum thanking for previous sympathy and Goodley pleading not to be reminded. The Philadelphia Press notes a blunt quip about preferring to waste paint on an old joke than on an old home.
In a brief exchange Mrs. Peckens expresses fear that her husband plans mischief while Mrs. Neighbors asks about their plans. Mrs. Peckem questions if they will join the seaside trip, replying she will not go under any circumstances.
A Haverhill Massachusetts woman recounts four years of back pain irregular urination and distressing monthly periods. She credits three boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills with immediate relief and permanent cure.
A young woman from the West Side planned to visit about 25 miles away and meet a relative by morning train. She changed plans to ride in the evening, and her aunt was surprised to see her on the morning train with the message I am married aunt Mary but missed the morning train. I will be out on the evening line.
A Camden New Jersey woman described lifelong eczema on her face. After three doctors failed, she used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, brushing scales away like powder. Her face became clearer and she praised the treatment. Mrs Emma White, 44 Cherry Place, Camden, NJ, April 25, 1906.
An exhortation on wife beauty and health with praise for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Includes a testimonial from Mrs Bealie Ainsley Tacoma Washington describing childbirth recovery and a general claim of widespread cures.
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