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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
7
Major Baden-Powell discusses imitating birds and insects to fly, noting small steam and powered models have flown and predicting future aerial machines will be smaller and faster for the same power. He cites Langley’s model and envisions a quick breakthrough with a capable inventor and notes political corruption as a threat to freedom.
An editor argues that corruption stems from civic apathy and calls for mass voter action. He urges Americans to get angry and participate in primaries, voting for leaders who resist corporate graft and uphold public demands.
Bishop Samuel Fallows argues Rockefeller must unite morality with business and confess past wrongs. He compares Rockefeller’s possible shift to St. Paul’s transformation, urging the wealthy leader to use wealth to rectify harms and bless others.
Grace Clarke analyzes the social challenge facing working women to assert individuality. She argues deferring to others, temper, and sensitiveness hinder career progress, noting many women leave downtown jobs after early corrections and that accommodating others can replace personal needs.
A London cemetery near Victoria Gate of Hyde Park is reserved for dogs. It features a marble stone memorial and about 300 to 400 graves tended by owners who pay annual or per-use fees. The site began after a duke allowed the garden to become a dog graveyard and has grown for two decades.
An English traveler returning from Australia to England visits Honolulu. He falls for a Hawaiian girl, learns the island legend of the spirit of Pali, and faces a choice between civilized life and island passion amid romance, danger, and a dramatic escape.
James Aoenl a Kentuckian by birth resisted slavery and helped organize Kentucky troops during the Civil War era. He stood with Lincoln and refused to join the Confederacy, shaping the state's pivotal loyalty to the Union.
A Piedmont farmer, E. Taylor, wins a House seat aided by his daughter Mrs. CP. Moses who campaigned from horse back at night. As Taylor contends with fever delirium, Moses rides to inns, stores, and homes urging white voters to vote for him, becoming the first Virginia woman to personally canvass for office. The tale underscores an era of notable off year elections.
A nostalgic verse paints the scene of old folks and kin gathering at Hiram's for a carefree day. The speaker imagines riding in a carryall, sharing meals, crops talk, and sociable chats with laughter and memory. The piece evokes youth, kinship, and a cherished homey routine.
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