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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1897
Page
2
The measure outlines duties on imported goods and clarifies exemptions for certain industries. It specifies rate schedules, trade provisions, and enforcement mechanisms, aiming to stabilize prices and protect domestic producers. The bill caps certain duties and sets timelines for implementation and review.
The Sugar Schedule is published in full, detailing rates per pound, per degree polariscopic test, and ad valorem charges for sugars, molasses, and refined products. Conference changes restore House rates, Senate amendments, and cross‑line adjustments across timber, textiles, metals, and agricultural goods. The President signs within an hour, with reciprocity clauses and retaliatory provisions guiding future trade treaties.
The narrative captures a wild late-night streetcar scene as passengers cope with wind and rain. A belligerent passenger challenges the car, while the conductor and others scramble to manage discomfort, translating a peculiar dialect and braving the storm. The piece blends dramatic dialogue with a portrait of urban chaos and obstinate humor.
A missionary recounts in a book how wild monkeys gathered on a street temple platform to watch a gospel sermon. Baby monkeys rode their mothers’ laps as adults perched on parapets to observe, then left when the preacher finished and the crowd dispersed.
An odd newspaper fragment shows an advertising copywriter lamenting a misaligned endorsement for a political cure placed beside a public notice about a sore throat. The scene mocks the mix of politics and commerce as readers wonder about the page’s odd pairing and the careless layout.
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