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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1907
Page
3
A bachelor girl jokes about three women living apart yet sharing morning habits. The piece contrasts such separate routines with three men in one apartment, who might breakfast together. A physician reassures a worried parent about a boy’s strong constitution amidst a will-related quip.
A dialogue snippet shows Brooke challenging a claim about catching a fish with another fish in its throat. The speaker accuses the tale of being a nature faker and mocks the other person as a stick-in-the-mud.
A brief note reports Blessing reading T C Blessing reads The Road to Wellville. The item notes reader interest and a local library or bookstore context.
The marriage of U S Senator Albert J Beveridge of Indiana to Alisa Katherine Eddy was held at the ambassador’s residence in Berlin. The ceremony was simple with a small group of relatives embassy staff and close friends in attendance. Congratulatory telegrams and messages flooded in from Mrs Beveridge’s mother from Champaign Illinois and from President Roosevelt and Senator Eddy.
James Whitcomb Ailiies and James Beveridge rising figures in Chicago politics are traced through a family link to Mrs. Beveridge and the Lady of Chicago. Senator Beveridge, the nation’s youngest at entry to the Senate, began as a Highland County plowboy and later a DePauw student who funded his studies with debate prize money. He later married Katherine Deugedale in Greencastle, Ind.
The Danish king outlined plans for Iceland’s constitutional position within the realm and the protection of Icelandic freedoms while preserving the unity of Denmark. London reports note Daily Mail and Tlarmeworth papers settled libel suits for combined sums totaling over 375000 with apologies issued. In Ireland, 6000 troops were summoned near Belfast as dock workers strike for higher pay and shorter hours, with violence against non union workers and coal shortages closing several spinning mills.
A wave of bank defalcations culminating in the Windsor Trust Company theft in New York prompts alarms among controlling interests. Banks tighten bonds and enforce strict honesty guarantees for clerks handling funds as detectives shadow employee movements and speculate that fear of stock trading temptations fuels theft in the financial district.
The Yale Alumni Advisory Board backs a moderate tuition increase in departments with higher costs and supports a uniform loan system repayable after graduation. The Williams College trustees announce President Henry Hopkins resigns effective 1905.
In a county tale George Wales hides to witness Mr. Corson pass by his gawmill front lot. Corson mocks the sight of the toothpick‑thin logs, then a Hartford lawyer Charles Dickelia share a humorous memory of meeting Charles Dickens when a boy. The anecdote ends with Dickens telling the eager boy to go away.
Neighbors discuss a lecture on Alaska as Mr. Dodd defends it amid mixed views. Some find it restful and entertaining while others feel challenged by the long presentation and lack of opportunity to speak.
In a testimonial from Baltz Tippecanoe Indiana dated November 16 1906 a resident reports severe eczema under the knees lasting over two years and says only Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent brought immediate relief and restored health. Also noted are rail construction plans in South Africa and a note on suffrage fund receipts.
Dialogue exchange shows Gladys and Eeweralda discussing Clarence at a social game. Gladys notes Clarence could not flirt, claiming he was hoodwinked, while Eeweralda agrees and reframes the incident.
BHour veteran B Frank Doremous of Roosevelt Avenue Indianapolis recounts severe kidney trouble and swelling leading to amputation, claims Deane Kidney Pills restored health. Ad cites 59 cents and pharmacy distributor Foster Milburn Co Buffalo. Also a brief note about Kaiser ordering a new flat bottom racing craft.
The notice promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe cure strengthening and regulating female systems, especially pelvic organs. It warns miracles are unlikely but may prevent surgery, invites long standing sufferers to consult by mail, and offers the Medical Adviser with contact details in Buffalo New York.
An article by Wm. G. Fitzgerald in Technical World Magazine surveys the costly and arduous task of lighthouse construction. It notes shore lights may cost 40 000 to 60 000 while offshore towers can rise to 300 000 dollars, delivering about 19 000 candle power once completed.
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