19 Jul 1895
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1895
Page
1
Fragmentary railway notes list passenger and freight services for a northern route. References include names like Hull and various car and freight designations, with entries mentioning accommodation and schedules amid incomplete lines.
In Bunyan like allegory Demas lures Christian with a silver mine promising wealth if they divert from the pilgrim path. Christian warns of danger and recalls their ancestors Gebazi and Judas, noting the corrupting lure and potential ruin for the faithful.
Secretary of the Treasury discusses Bryan Bland Harvey free coinage and the ratio of silver to gold. He argues that unlimited silver coinage would not change the coin’s intrinsic value and explains purchasing power tests, government obligations, and the potential impact on prices and public trust in money. He defends stable currency against depreciation and asserts national interest in keeping sound money.
Avoca publisher Hay P Cramer buys the Le Mars Globe from Wirth the present editor and will take over control soon. The Le Mars Herald notes Mars’ German democratic paper will continue to publish. A London railway congress is discussed with American railroad leaders present.
The Webster City Journal reflects on McFarland's gubernatorial candidacy with strong condemnation greeting his defeat. It calls him hoggish for seeking higher office, argues his self-inflicted political death is clear, and asserts many shared the view of his flawed bid. The piece concludes by noting the season was harsh yet instructive and advising him to have heeded prior guidance.
Miss Mary Lielcher of Sugar Grove suffers a mental break after using complexion powder. crude hair growth and worry threaten her reason. The piece cites De Witt’s Colic and Cholera Cure as a remedy and repeats medical ads from local papers.
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