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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1905
Page
3
Fragmentary text describes a woman’s neglect and suffering, linked to a claimed remedy by Lydia Pinkbant involving a vegetable compound. The item hints at health failures and a testimonial tone with questions about recognition of the remedy’s efficacy.
A lawyer confronted a reluctant electrician idling at a tool box near Washington and La Salle streets. The worker offered a faint smile and spoke of not being in range as the death watch loomed, while colleagues toiled around.
Fragmentary reflection on play in animals and humans, contrasting higher humans with lower mammals. Mentions how play aids development into manhood and notes schooling attitudes. Includes stray lines about cures and exchanges, with disjointed dialogue and quotes.
The text describes M. Witte and the Russian government drafting a reform charter with the tsar’s signature. It notes provisions on social welfare for orphans and cripples, troop actions on a Sunday, and a call for nationwide restoration by peaceful methods. The piece emphasizes the Witte led reform program and invitations for public cooperation.
The weather bureau summarizes January conditions across the Rocky Mountain region and southern California showing below average precipitation, warmer trends in the South, and variable snowfall. Wheat prospects depend on moisture, while corn and rye face mixed winter conditions amid evolving regional climate reports.
Nine or ten women from the Ladies Aid Rockets of the Universalist church were riding a farm sleigh to spend the afternoon near Arkport New York. A train struck the sleigh at a crossing, killing most of the occupants. The driver tried to move the horse but the sleigh stalled on the tracks as darkness fell.
A garbled column references Taft as a weighty cabinet figure, Morgan charity for youth, Frank Perley as private secretary, W Hall Harris Baltimore postmaster, Russell Sage on Wall Street, William Cody to join the French republic, Albert M Bradshaw bonds with Goulds, Charles W Fulton praised, Roosevelt gifting a quadtron outfit to the national Museum, Kipling unwell, Frelinghuysen kin to a former secretary and senator, Judge Painter as a potential U S Senator.
The underground railway program spurs four more proposed subway lines totaling twenty seven miles. The Brooklyn connector would speed transit to Manhattan. Project cost stands at 48 million dollars and about 10 000 workers will be employed, nine tenths as laborers.
At a women’s meeting in New York Mrs. Lillie Devereux Blake urged league members to protest a hanging in Vermont. She argued women are called irresponsible and irrational until they gain the vote, then they would accept hanging.
A jumble of archaic weather remarks and stray lines discusses atmospheric conditions described as enrichie wied. The text mentions cosmic influences on air, and scattered dialogue hints at observers or characters debating shell work and daily routines in a dated, puzzle-like fragment.
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