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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1911
Page
8
A Harnessmaker advertises that farmers should bring in their unused harnesses for oiling while there is ample time. Joe Peters urges prompt service for thorough care before the busy season.
Ambitious young men and ladies can enter wireless or railway telegraphy as the 8 hour law and growth of wireless stations create a telegraphist shortage. Positions pay from $10 to $60 per month with room to advance. The National Telegraph Institute runs six institutes under railroad and wireless supervision and places graduates nationwide. Write for full details to Davenport Iowa Cincinnati Ohio Portland Oregon Memphis Tennessee.
Edwin Cowles, editor of the Cleveland Leader, boasted of light fingered exploits while a mayor backed by M A Hanna fought vice. A street meeting over the paper’s crusade ends with Hanna dismissing the idea of widespread crooks as Cowles defends the claim.
The article notes Gibraltar as the only European wild monkey habitat and praises its attractions. Visitors can explore fossils, a vast stalactite cavern over 204 feet long and 70 feet high, resembling a cathedral interior. The rock’s name evolved from Gebet el Tarik to Gibraltar.
A strange Roumanian practice shows a servant placing boots before the master’s bedroom door as a sign of submission. The offender may have boots kicked away or be told to wear them to indicate forgiveness.
Mrs Prentice questions how Mrs Bywell keeps a reliable staff. Mrs Bywell answers she selects an honest team and stands by him as he eats the meat, clarifying she does not hand over all trade but supports the eater.
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