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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
7
Mark Twain writes in August 1863 he will not harm the paper or stir trouble. He promises to tell the truth and rebuke crime, except when it involves his own rent or political matters, and notes a political editor already near perfection.
The article recalls Horace Avery of Kansas City newly appointed judge grilling a recalcitrant witness. When asked what he is the witness replies retired gentleman. Avery retorts that achieving gentleman status prompted retirement from it.
A polluted collage of phrases, ads, and quotes references Negro Business Men convention worth 4,009,000 dollars, Dr Martel’s Female Pills advertised as Seventeen Years standard, Pettit’s Eye Balm claimed for sore eyes, and stray lines about social calls and personal tales. The jumble includes misc statements and product pitches from Buffalo NY vendors.
Fragmentary note from T Snaith addresses a well known event. Names appear distorted and the text is largely unreadable. No clear dates places or outcomes surface from the damaged lines.
A Buexvills Iowa woman describes years of pain and weakness and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills with restoring health. The testimonial promotes the remedies for displacements ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities and other female ailments and invites readers to write for free advice.
A detailed account describes Garstang's excavations at Meroe in Nubia revealing the Ethiopian capital's temples and inscriptions. It traces Napata, Meroe, and Askum kingdoms, Greek and Roman influences, and the wider Ethiopian domain from Nubia to Abyssinia, noting Cambyses, Candace, and later Axumite events.
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