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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1901
Page
4
Terie Schoeneman and Deen Borden den Center are named in a public notice. The document lists related party interests and potential proceedings at a local center. Further details appear in the official notice.
The notice advertises Homeseekers Excursions to Yazoo Valley and Cedar Falls areas with monthly schedules on the Lyle Cedar Rapids lines and connections to the Illinois Central. It lists ticket prices One Fare Plus 2 dollars round trip and notes limited return validity and stopovers. Also promotes Mull's Kidney Cure with a price and local distributor, and invites subscription offers and sheep shares via the local office.
A comic scene unfolds as a man with a red moustache visits a hardware store during lunch to buy a saw. The clerk outlines many saw types and prices while the buyer remains unsure, jokingly revealing his lack of knowledge about saw varieties.
A quaint exchange unfolds as a busy grandmother asks if a suitor will marry her. She hesitates, fearing the rush and the lack of funds for a ring, while a rapid yet garbled print hints at broader newspaper-era quirks and a struggling photographer or press man.
In Vienna a workingman bribes a woman to pose as his mother in law to test his betrothed Mary. The ruse ends in laughter and love as the fake mother-in-law embraces the couple, and a pardon leads to a wedding with the improvised guardian as guest.
The article recalls Dwight L. Moody's audacious vote of thanks at a meeting chaired by the Earl of Shaftesbury. Moody dismisses formalities, delivering a bold, unpolished call to brothers in the Father’s work, drawing mixed awe from a packed English audience. The piece shifts to a late night domestic scene with a boisterous household alarm and comic chaos as a pistol is sparked and a family scrambles for safety.
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