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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1905
Page
3
Mrs. Tena Smith of Nashville Tennessee reports four years of back and groin pain and dull headaches ended after using Peruna for ten days then two months. She claims total disappearance of pain and restored health, praising the remedy for internal catarrh and vitality.
On the way to a station a man named Gentry laments his wife’s abundant cooking. He fears rejecting food would hurts her feelings though the meals overwhelm him. Phillipson suggests a simple dyspepsia cure as playful relief in this humorous exchange from Chicago Daily News.
A London City Council report proposes an ambulance system for motorized emergency transport. The item pace notes civic planning aims and potential adoption timelines amid other public works in progress.
The Eagle boatstore notes a robust season with rates from 110 to 125 pounds per head for cattle, 80 per head for sheep, and about 45.8 dollars per ton for general merchandise. Passenger and dog fares mirror the same scale, reflecting strong demand on the river route.
The dialogue shows Mattie and Milas Cora Seedham in a close, playful exchange about buying a new doctor and his wife and the temptation of a chocolate cake. Milas Cora considers how to handle chores and household matters while remaining thoughtful about the cake and plan.
A coastal tale from Lake Tangaursika's northeast shore recalls women and children chasing inch long fish from canoes. One mother dangled her baby to reach the catch, plunging into water repeatedly and tragically losing the infant to the fish-collecting frenzy.
In a peculiar scene described in the Philadelphia Press a woman named Miss Prim rode a horse bareback in a field. The account notes no bridle or saddle and hints at a notable public reaction.
In the New Orleans Picayune remark, a man with a wife who is intellectual notes the monotony of having brains for breakfast most of the year. The writer conveys a wry, satirical take on married life and intellect as a daily routine.
Briggs-Is Perkins known for his philosophy work and long running life story noted for perseverance. Grigga-Oh confirms his wife has supported him through years of effort and debate.
The article argues memory difficulties are not inevitable and can be improved with common sense. It suggests cultivating concentration in children by daily truthful description of a morning walk and limited, steady study such as memorizing one line of poetry per day and reciting it the next morning to build gradual capacity.
An advertising offer promises Mull's Anti-Belch Wafers cure stomach troubles without drugs. It claims absorption heals indigestion, gas, dyspepsia, and stomach pains, advising readers to request a free sample or two boxes at a special introductory price.
An amused account recounts Whistler and a friend strolling along the Embankment on a starry night. Whistler criticizes the beauty of nature, while another argues for its allure as he notes the master's stance that nature is sometimes beautiful, sometimes not.
The three balls used by pawnbrokers symbolize St Nicholas and a legend says the saint once offered three purses of gold to three women to allow them to marry. The purses were small hex shapes tied at the top, resembling balls.
Unqualified success of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in tumor cases among Mrs Fox and Miss Adams. Letters praise the remedy, claiming tumor reduction and avoidance of surgery, with testimonials from Bradford and Colorado entries urging others to seek her advice.
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