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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1897
Page
4
A midwestern paper denounces populism as a fading force in American politics. It argues it arose from mining stock schemes and discontent, tied to rebel factions, and predicts its end while praising Bryan and the enduring Democratic Party.
The piece mocks political figures Autchinson Clark and Reedish, notes speculation on Liutchingen as judge, and sympathy for Bro. Cloud amid Dryav defeat. It panelizes conservative voices and urges calm, suggesting remedies like catnip tea and soothing syrup to ease tension.
The piece argues vanity spans all lives and eras as minds evolve. It cites Swift Ruskin and Carlyle to question whether fame shields vanity or reveals it. Self praise is seen as risky, with pride often distorting achievement and loyalty.
An editorial discusses vanity as a clear symptom of insanity and a danger to courage. It cites Napoleon and others, warns that self importance derails leaders in crisis, and cites a local testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from J. UT. Anderson.
An aged man in a northern Salitoraia town clutches a worn bundle of rare books on a dusty desk. A stranger seeks a fair exchange for the Shakespeare and indiano Christi while a quiet search for meaning unfolds amid illness, poverty, and a memory-haunted relic.
A fragmented excerpt follows Ulysses Grant and his cousin through early life scenes at West Point and the War Department. It mentions Grant enrolling at Roe'sa hotel in May and awaiting appointment, with references to family figures and a Danish prince anecdote about a kitchen, cake, and a king's kinship.
A reader quotes a New York Times remark about people who roam trains to peep at cars for a purpose. The piece notes the difficulty for conductors and the likelihood of losses that cannot be recovered.
A farmer touts the Star fencing as superior for pigs chickens horses with over Sco rods in use in Sec 24 Lincoln Twp Sioux County Ia. He claims all rods paid for in under two years with no wire-cut horses or waste on the farm and urges others to buy a machine and fence their land at actual wire cost. Descriptive circulars available free.
Proprietors advertise a first class meat market with fine meats poultry cured meats and related specialties. Call for selections and service.
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