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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1905
Page
2
The Philadelphia Press notes repeated attempts by riders to cheat trolley conductors, hopping on to ride for free and claim the car will stop near a distant square. The knight of the bell strap describes how passengers exploit starts and calls to reach areas far from home, seeking unwarranted free transport.
Six doctors failed to relieve kidney disease of J D Laudenman before he found a cure with Dodd's Kidney Pills. Landeman claims two boxes repaired his kidneys and improved general health, with others also reporting good results. The note adds a claim that no kidney ailment resists the pills, including Bright's Disease. A New Jersey widow pursues two pensions as widow of two soldiers.
Mrs. Caroline Cable of Wisconsin writes that her husband suffered with a salt rheum on his hands and needed constant bandaging. After using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills, his condition was cured and his hands became smooth, inspiring hope for other sufferers.
A fragment from the Cleveland Plain Dealer recounts a railway porter story about a traveler and a junction where trains split. The dialogue features a humorous miscommunication about second trains and later a busking scene with a girl and husky farmers.
A Missouri reader shares a testimonial praising Grape-Nuts as a cure for digestive troubles heartburn and gas. She says after using the product her weight rose from 85 to 116 pounds, strength returned, and daily chores became manageable. The ad ends with a signoff and the familiar "There's a reason."
Harvey Martin Jethroe returns to his uncle’s firm amid tension over a ten thousand dollar sum and a hidden threat from Ezekiel firm. A visit from Joseph Taylor escalates, ending with police arrest and a lawyer’s interview as the Jethroe mystery deepens.
General Miles recalls a corporal in a regiment during the Indian troubles who preached fatalism and Yles tine. On his last day off duty the corporal packs three pistols on his saddle and jokes about facing an Apache. The exchange hints at imminent danger and a grim resolve.
A Richmond woman named Morgan, known for cashing bills for distressed men, arrives at Old Point in the height of the season. Onlookers debate her rank with phrases like lady of quality and anarchioness, while others insist she is not a countess but a diminutive misfit in society.
A brief, antiquated verse fragment notes a young Taluchistan man invited to name who kissed Ann. He declines, saying he would not reveal such a personal matter.
A collage of witty exchanges and comic lines from papers such as Brooklyn Life New Orleans Times-Democrat Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Ledger and Washington Star. Jests touch on alimony duels loves and heartrending misreadings with punchy one liners and a porter's tale ending in a pun about a portmanteau.
A quirky quotation contrasts fate with cheap eggs and a rest from bad actors. The note cites Cleveland Plain Denier and comments on a man’s greatness in a few things while being small in many.
A Chicago woman recounts near death from Brights disease and kidney trouble before stating that 1003 Dean's Kidney Pills rapidly cured her symptoms. She cites relief from eye trouble backache headaches and dizziness with frequent kidney secretions returning to health since treatment. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY recommends sale by all druggists at low price.
A fractured dialogue recounts a husking bee scene with teasing, red drama, and a shy homebound girl. Farmers discuss daring, kissing the prettiest girl, and personal rumors, reflecting small town color from the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
An elderly patient, Ida A. Gollmith of 19 Winter Street, Newburyport Massachusetts, suffered chronic erysipelas with severe pain and facial swelling. After two months with no improvement under a physician, she used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and reported rapid inflammation reduction and relief, claiming full recovery after six doses. The advertisement notes pills are sold by physicians or the Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady New York.
Mrs De Fashion and Mrs Wiggin Van Morliande exchange cards on a social circuit. A servant reports Mrs Be Fashion is away. Ebe was buried a month ago.
Fragmentary text shows garbled medical guidance about bathing frequency and patient care. Contains odd phrases and likely OCR errors, including references to doctors and timing for bathing and clothing. No coherent narrative, no identifiable people, places, or event.
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