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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
7
The Hull Index notes the Iowa and Sioux County Republican conventions show-support for Roosevelt and Cummins, critiques on Barrett’s failed renomination, and debate over tariff reform. It argues a cautious tariff stance, predicting better understanding of policies after the next election.
A three-person mob abducted Talapa from his home in Sioux Center and tarred and feathered him over alleged intimacy with a neighbor's wife. The incident sparks accusations against mob leaders and signals upcoming grand jury action. Mob law has no place in Sioux county.
Mrs. Alice Milter of Morgan Texas recounts a six year battle with severe diarrhea. After ineffective remedies and high costs she used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and was cured by one bottle costing a few cents. Sold by J. O. Molihan.
The C M and St P Railway offers excursion tickets from June 13 to September 26 every Saturday to Spirit Take and return at above fare. Tickets good for return until the Monday after sale. W J Keech, Agent.
In Apex Canyon the Western mining heir Maddox wooes Liz Huntly aboard the Hockr Mountain Limited. A canyon rescue during a flood tests courage as Maddox declares his love and protects her from peril.
An inexpert remark in the Philadelphia Record describes a Japanese acrobat sliding down a wire as a unique skill. The veteran compares English and American feet unfavorably, attributing it to toe mobility and hygienic shoe constraints.
A college professor recounts a tale of how the term whirlers began from a haberdasher and a teamster who cut feet from stockings to make whirlers. The piece ends with a New York Tribune claim and a note on a cold blooded Gambier in the French court where Louis XIV’s era saw heavy gambling and a royal mortally serious moment over a card game.
A fragmentary note discusses Mivart's idea that certain instincts lead to death when species fail to adapt to new conditions. It mentions migratory guans dying in northern African deserts, once used to cooler refuges, now facing barren forests and altered landscapes.
In a most pleasing array, this display offers fine sheer materials in white and colored linens and lawns. French Lawn Persian Lawn India Linen and handkerchief linen, silk maslins, dimities, lawns, leno effects and lace stripes with fine embroidery.
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