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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1900
Page
2
A fragmented editorial urges support for William McKinley for president and Theodore Roosevelt for area president, arguing loyal citizens must back the administration’s postwar adjustment and warning against Democratic opposition. The piece stresses Republican leadership as the path to stable postwar policy.
The article describes the Baidensperger family from Switzerland building a thriving honey business in Palestine since 1884. They move beehives to fresh pastures around Yafa and other districts, producing large yields from orange blossom and acacia blossoms. Their methods attract taxes and obstacles from Turkish authorities, but demand grows in Germany Switzerland England and France. A American visitor bought several hives, helping spread their bees to the United States.
Deserted fragmentary note mentions palm trees and dates with unclear names and dates, including a few personal or place identifiers and a terse sequence of words. The readable bits suggest a casual or local record about date palms in a region, with no clear event or outcome.
The piece reflects on Admiral Farragut's likeness to Dewey and his strategic philosophy. It discusses how Farragut’s eyes and demeanor symbolized keenness and care for crews, notes shifts in public perception due to a staged portrait, and recounts his decisions in facing Camara with or without the Monterey.
John Kendall a former foreman at Rossland B C narrowly saved four companions when fuses ignited eight charges of giant powder in the True Blue mine. He battled darkness to pull fuses from primers before a blast and was found at the shaft bottom with fuses clenched in his hands.
The city of Champagne and the town of Epernay in France are described as a vast subterranean labyrinth carved from chalk. Miles of passages line the vaults where shelves hold champagne. Damp and dark, the area features vast underground warehouses and large champagne producers with extensive water channels and tens of thousands of bottles stored.
An ancient bell dating to 1515, once in a Spanish Aragon church, now rests in East Haddam’s St Stephen's Episcopal churchyard. It survived centuries of history from Moors to Napoleon and was recast into an American bell in 1834 35 before being placed in the East Haddam churchyard where it is revered by parishioners.
A vivid color reproduction of a harvest field scene in 22 by 39 inches with a painting effect is advertised. The dealer notes the calm moonday air and distant villagers, claiming the prints were purchased in ten thousand lots and can be mailed post paid in a tube.
June 20 schedules announce the Winds Central and June 2 July 17 August fares to Cairo Paduca and Denver routes. One way and round trip prices include two dollars for certain round trips with stopover privileges within thirty days and fifteen days for reverse routes. Final return limits are stated with agents of the Elingis Contract and connecting lines for full particulars.
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