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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1901
Page
4
A San Francisco case study details William A. Asbell, a railroad man addicted to illuminating gas. He claims gas delivers euphoria stronger than liquor or ether and continues to seek inhalation despite medical warnings. Doctors fear the habit will kill him.
An officer from the Ordnance Coins recently returned from the islands notes widespread tobacco consumption among locals. He observes that natives favor cigars and cigarettes, often unaware that smoking can be harmful, and that smoking practices differ from European norms.
A garbled transportation notice references Rathened Tards the fertile Varoo Valley of Mississippi and Cedar Falls. It mentions the Third Tuesday of each month and third Thursday events, with mentions of Land Commissioner E. Skene and related Cedar Rapids branches. It outlines excursion routes and sale points for stallions and related railway lines, with rates and schedules implied for venues west of Wag.
A historical account describes labor unrest at The Times of Texas under editor William Steritt. A foreman leads workers in a stand against union pay and creates a strike that closes the office. The dispute escalates with threats, political pressure, and a weeks long stoppage ending in renewed operations.
A former Lincoln partner recalls Lincoln’s love of debate and a hasty tale about a deer mistaken for a calf. The recollections cover Lincoln’s early congressional race with Peter Cartwright, his finances, career struggles, and an 1863 visit to Washington where he met notable figures in uniform.
A fragmentary report cites a term tied fur in Leemeid Wag and mentions the significance of Nemes in a law matter tied to Royar Trenk. The unreadable OCR leaves key details unclear.
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