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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
6
The OCR dump parades scattered notes on figures like the Kaiser, Poe, Caruso, and Boni with jokes about sugar, Mars, and journalism. It references court rulings on railroad crossings, yellow journalism, and a chaotic collage of sensational headlines and opinions.
The piece argues the Netherlands could be coerced into annexation by a German prince, unless Britain opposes a move. It notes Dutch loyalty to their royal house, warns against the unwritten law of private vengeance in murder cases, and critiques the influence of rumor, terror, and Sicilian style revenge on justice.
A fragmentary satire from the New York Herald on married life and finances. It parodies courtship fantasies and post marriage frictions, lampooning wives who despise frugality and men who dodge expenses, with snippets about fashion bills and social outings.
Mrs Taft hosts a white house social season with army and navy officers and their wives in attendance Col Spencer Cosby becomes a social figure replacing Col Bromwell Miss Yvonne Shepard engages to be married to the president's aide Mina Shepard and Mrs Bell intensifies the capital’s social life with entertainments and diplomatic ties Gen Bell's wife fronts the army circle alongside Mrs Garlington and Mrs Worthenpoon in a bustling season of receptions and gatherings in Washington
The article profiles Mrs. Clarenced wards wife of Gen. Clarence Edwards and other Washington society figures. It praises Mrs Edwards for grace sweetness and long service, notes her daughter’s debut with Miss Helen Taft, and describes their elegant home and hospitality reflecting army social life.
The piece extols dogged persistence over talent and tact, citing General Grant as a example of never surrendering. It praises a gracious, cheerful suavity combined with stubborn determination to win contracts, subscriptions, or credit, and notes wedding trip plans shaping in laws and kin.
A collage of diverse notes covers coal fields, the Alps, new banknotes, tides, and traffic dangers. It cites a Memorial Day procession cost, a 2500 dollar yearly fund, the National Library's vast Western Hemisphere collection, and memories versus written learning. An elderly New York almshouse resident fainted at an automobile pass, while notes on miking devices, church bells, US button factories, hair shipments, and Hong Kong trade appear alongside stamp production and consular reports.
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