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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1907
Page
4
The Sioux City Journal mocks the Iowa Republican stance in a Monday cartoon noting the split revealed by Perry with a quip about labeling the halves. It suggests the party’s internal divisions and challenges in presenting a united front.
The Nar Times-Republican quotes critics asking why Cummins would be removed and calling the petition and 35 percent clauses a free for all. They argue the primary law could become the most beautiful instrument imaginable if reforms target these elements.
The Des Moines Capital accuses progressives of refusing peace unless they control all. It notes seven years of power, a long tenure, and their ouster. A sharp editorial framing portrays frustration over loss of influence and pressure to concede.
The Sioux City Tribune argues that voters rather than leaders set nominations and questions the caucus habit. It cites a Nebraska Norfolk press note that the primary law forces open competition, and candidates failing to meet standards risk elimination from the race.
The Hartley Herald attacks the Cuming sympathy claim as a dodge by the progressive camp and railroads. It argues many Republicans opposed Porter, noting 10000 plus voters backed the rival to block railroad influence. It forecasts another dirty campaign next year and vows further clashes if defeat persists.
Adel News argues life tenure would be unwise while DeMoines Register notes the constitution aimed for frequent elections. The piece cites past long serving statesmen and references Senators Hotchkiss Allison and others as examples in the discussion.
The text argues that Congress has become a professional, self serving body dominated by long tenured members and special interests. It praises Roosevelt for pushing progressive legislation and questions the role of popular will versus congressional inertia. It champions reform via primaries and debates on the representativeness of Congress in shaping policy.
Local index office advertises farm and suburban land trades in the Dakotas. Seller offers to list residences, farms, and best bargains within a week with connections in every county. C N Sawyer promises commissions for brokers and bargains for buyers.
Sunday a young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Wyhe near Perkins cut her cheek when she fell at home. The gash required nine stitches by Dr. Maris. Upon examination Wednesday the wound looked well on the road to a small scar, with friends hoping for a good recovery.
A testimonial from B Jemisco of Spring Grave York County praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, claiming five years of use in the family and recommendation to many with consistent cures, urging others to try the remedy as safe and effective. The note mentions it being sold by O. N. L. Coad.
County Superintendent Fuller urges a special examination in Orange City on August 16 to allow those prevented from attending in July by reasons beyond their control to earn grades. Others will receive the usual provisional certificates given at special examinations.
An advertising medical patent remedy claims to relieve all phases of the danger periods in a woman's life. It promises rapid, almost instant relief from monthly discomfort, with testimonials of widespread use and approval. Each bottle comes sealed with directions and a copy of advice for women.
The passage discusses suggestions by Franklin and D Rlibard to test lightning via tall towers and electrical apparatus. It notes claimed successful experiments in various locales and cites Franklin's Philadelphia kite experiment, with mention of G W Richwan’s 1753 death by electric discharge, reflecting risk and controversy.
In a tale from Lovla France a witty Abbot de Thoighe gathered hogs to perform a musical stunt for the king. He arranged a pavilion with various stops, each connected to a hog by a spike, producing a surprising chorus when activated.
The Pa cific island Ninafou lies as a volcanic ring between Fiji and Samoa. A crater lake two miles across sits inside coral-like lava walls while outer shores show 200 to 300 foot cliffs. An 1886 eruption created a peninsula on the eastern lake edge as the sea roars beyond.
The piece urges vigilance as age brings changes in posture and energy. It calls for a full personal revision of sleep, diet, exercise and habits to counter gradual decline and preserve health for all humanity.
An English judge and a witness volley a quip about parasols and sunshades. The judge muses that they are the same, while the witness explains a sunshade protects from the sea and a parasol flirts. The remark touches on how fixating on minor details can dull greater insight.
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