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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1907
Page
3
A late Lord Everclyde left all property to his widow in a March 20 1901 will. A November 1902 will found in a London handbag leaves 1 500 008 to seamen charities in Glasgow Liverpool Manchester Belfast New York and Boston.
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a safe, non alcoholic remedy for women ailments and pregnancy, with a claim that it prepares the system for childbirth and eases delivery. It also promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation and notes a free testimonial booklet on request.
A New York Tribune item notes efforts to preserve Paul Revere's birthplace in Boston as a museum. John Reyoulda, descendant of Revere, bought the property four years ago to prevent commercial use and fund restoration, with about 3,000 available for work.
The text recalls Paul Revere’s role in the American Revolution including his far reaching dispatches and participation in the Boston Tea Party. It notes his later work casting cannons, making gunpowder, printing currency, and aiding copper mill construction before returning to establish mills in Boston and Canton. He and other patriots are buried near Tremont Street in Boston.
A philanthropist discusses the desire for light haired blue eyed children among the thavavids, noting some receive a valuable inheritance of pale features. He remarks the timing is odd and warns about societal expectations and child welfare.
A Yankee returning to America chats with an Englishman about mud on both sides of the Atlantic. The American recalls a comic incident where he poked a hat floating in a puddle and found an old gentleman below on top of an omnibus. The anecdote ends with a wry reflection on love and male bravado.
The article discusses a high degree of color sense in animals, especially birds, linked to sexual selection. It cites Darwin and Wallace on color attractiveness aiding female choice and seed dispersal, noting scarce scientific support for these hypotheses.
The Kaiser displays a mustache with the upward twirl as his son the crown prince passes into a personal look. The prince contrasts his father's image with a straight toothbrush style and shows signs of independence in other ways.
A Colorado Springs man credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing long standing back and kidney pain after years of attacks and urine troubles. The ad-style testimony asserts permanent relief after sustained use and promotes the product through Broadside marketing text and vendor details.
Senator Tilman recounts a Milwaukee house lease joke where a tenant agrees to a long tenure to keep a requested number of closets. The landlord then orders the closets split, illustrating the quip about altering phrasing to change meaning.
In a gloomy mood, the professor moralizes that honesty is the lost policy with surrender value for many men. The remark frames a cynical view of integrity as negotiable rather than absolute.
A parliamentary paper outlines emigration directions from Britain with 53 percent to British colonies and possessions and 45 percent to foreign nations highlighting moves to British North America and the United States it also notes involvement by the London Jewish Board of Guardians and other groups aiding Jewish emigrants.
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