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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
3
Fragment mentions a palm reader and a man discussing the undertaker and a commission on business. Details are incomplete and unclear about event, names, or location.
The article profiles Mille Bandutin a superintendent of an engineering firm in Thesis. Educated at the Women's Technological Institute in St Petersburg she trained as an engineer with hands on experience including building a steel warehouse for an army cooperative society. She also worked as an assistant engineer on a Neva ridge project and undertook other significant tasks. Fraa Faubleton comments on her modest demeanor but notes a decisive glare when Janet Fenn leaves the room.
A garbled quote fragment suggests a discussion on public opinion toward a player and team loyalty. It mentions a player roIns visiting and the home team reception. No clear names, dates, or events are identifiable.
The article discusses soil selection for market gardening near good markets, proper soil and bed preparation for flowers and crops, livestock breeding for higher quality stock, orchard care, beekeeping, poultry husbandry, and labor-saving farm practices. It stresses trimming orchards, managing manure and organic matter, and feeding strategies to maximize profitability and sustainability.
An old newspaper ad touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney disorders. It quotes a Forest Grove Oregon resident praising the product after a severe illness and blood in urine, claiming lifelong relief with Dean's Kidney Pills.
A Wellington resident recounts a startling car collision where Becke Mrs A struck them with an automobile and left the witness unconscious for two hours. The event stirred talk about safety and accountability among neighbors.
A two month old infant suffered severe skin peeling all over body described as skinned by rash and attempted remedies failed. After applying Cuticura Soap Ointment and Renolved and Tea Tree drops the baby's skin healed within days. Letter from Mrs Joseph Rosemann Ridgewood Heights N Y dated 1909. Vermont Thrift notes by Robert Lincoln OBrien comment on Vermonters thrift as dinner helper miscounts potatoes at door joke.
Roy Bone, brother of U S District Attorney Harry Stone, once covered fires for the Wichita Beacon. A firefighter was killed by a hose cart during a blaze. Bone wrote a headline Gone to His Last Fire and was fired after the piece appeared in the paper.
A tourist questions the local val cano and its long history while a guide notes regional hotel managers group and maintains an annual fire during the season, highlighting a folk practice preserved by local figures Meggendorffer Biagtier.
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