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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1898
Page
4
A Hull notice prints a wartime editorial praising President McKinley and urging civic loyalty to support the administration’s war efforts. It defends the decision to go to war and attacks critics as cowards and traitors while defending the president’s timing and policy despite public doubt.
Cherokee Times discusses perceptions of congressional influence and eloquence, arguing the value lies in effective service rather than exalted speeches. It critiques campaign rhetoric, party alignments, and references law and governance with many named figures and places.
A letter argues that failures in this year’s county institute work should rest on Mr Misbler, not Mr Brown, accusing The Independent of misstatements and inconsistent reporting. It defends the incumbents’ conduct and criticizes the Independent’s portrayal.
The article recalls the Christmas candle lit at midnight and placed in windows until it burns out, a tradition associated with Irish faith and pagan roots. It notes the custom survives in Canada among elder country people, symbolizing light and enduring warmth as winter wanes.
Readers praise DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a pleasant cure for constipation and biliousness. J H Anderson and B Andrews discuss Witch Hazel Salve for piles and cough remedies like Quic Minute Cough Cure. A mix of testimonials claims permanent relief and life-saving benefits.
A scattered advertisement notes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve curing piles after long illness for Adolph Fisher of Saneaville and promotes the salve as a healer for liver and stomach troubles. It also mentions a large East Greaswich gasometer with 13 million cubic feet of gas and an old Roger Bacon claim, all in a fragmented historical newspaper snippet.
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