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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
2
Much Exersive. Bop Li bought a cheap but warranted clock. After a week he returned to the shop with no expression yet clear bewilderment. He described loud ticking sounds and asked the clerk to “shake her up” and fix the click and stop noises, pleading for “one less strike” and more silence.
A Baltimore American snippet records a guest’s blunt reply to a host praising Miss Feddy’s performance. The guest protests capital punishment while opposing certain shapes or methods, echoing a lively, era-specific salon exchange.
A passage discusses Hopi social structure where women own homes and household property, inheritance follows the female line, and the family is led by women. It notes modesty and stability, contrasting with concerns about civilization's impact and the male view of marriage from the woman’s perspective.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt describes a refined passerby questioned by a fair traveler. The chauffeur replies he is one of the citys most distinguished citizens, though the name is unknown and he is identified as one of the policemen in the story.
A quirky exchange hints at naming a baby amidst household toil. Uncle Theophitee has been Plunging hearily in wheat, and the couple waits to see how the season settles before naming the child.
An article recounts a woman’s claim that coffee worsened her complexion, turning it dark. After switching to Postum Food Coffee, her skin lightened to a fair tone and she reports improved health, crediting proper diet and the product. the piece promotes reading The Road to Wellville.
Audrey Maxse, a charity girl turned maid at Dingiewood House, wins Jack Glendurwood’s heart amid a tangle of guests and deceit. A later revelation shows Audrey is actually Constance Fraser’s daughter, altering loyalties as Beverley Rochfort plots to marry Audrey and secure power over Jack.
President Roosevelt urged federal ownership of coal and Western ranch lands, supported inheritance and income taxes, child labor controls, and employer liability for accidents. He called for stronger tax progressivity, better schools, and rail and waterway development while warning editors against class bias. He urged national child labor laws and federal responsibility for workers’ injuries.
Mrs Aline DePasse of New York testifies to dramatic relief from seven years of head and digestive catarrh after using Peruna and Manalin. She and her children benefited after twelve bottles with no further illness, praising the remedies and urging friends to try them. Mildred Grey of Appleton Wisconsin also reports stomach catarrh relief after six bottles, noting improved appetite and digestion.
The report notes a Cape location with a tree no less than 415 feet high. It cites a Gum tree growing rapidly. An 18 Florida specimen reportedly rose 40 feet in four years, and a Guatemala tree gained 120 feet in twelve years.
A letter from Caslay Alta Canada dated December 7 1906 details a Wisconsin family moving to the Northwest. It describes land purchases 320 acres at 7 per acre profits to 4100, homestead patent nearly assured, possession of livestock and machinery, and assets rising to about 13000 while noting earlier wealth under 22600. The author Philip Brisgegel reports success and urges others to relocate.
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