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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1898
Page
3
A whimsical passage describes a sunbeam track, buttered delights, and fairy trains arriving at Bluebell town with lace gowns and dew bread. It shifts to a brief critique of the Chinese Flag, calling it grotesque with a green dragon on yellow, and ends with a medicine pitch for Hostetter Stomach Bitters to regulate the liver and prevent biliousness.
The Syrians regard the rose as immortality, the Chinese plant it over graves, and in the Tyrol it is said to produce steep. Rose leaves are gems thrown on the fire for good luck. In France and Italy it is believed that rosy cheeks come to the lass who buries a drop of her blood under a rose bush.
An OCR fragment describes Allen's Foot-Ease powder for feet and a claim of comfort in footwear, plus stray notes about omelettes, travel tickets to Denver, and a jumble of unrelated items including cloth production and Japanese trade.
Letters from Mrs A W Satta of Biddeford Maine Mrs Menissa Porities of Lensingon Indiana and Mrs Moll E Denney of Powell Station Tennessee report relief from female health issues after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Liver Pills and Sanatire Wash They describe fatigue backache aching womb and bearing down pains improving after treatment and recommend the remedies to others
The Senate spent most of Saturday discussing the war revenue bill with votes on Gorman Maryland amendment taxing corporations with gross receipts over 250000 at one half of one percent. The House sent a railway bridge bill across Lake St Francis Ark and a concurrent Alaska civil law reform resolution. The Senate continued open session on the war revenue measure and debated annexation strategy in Hawaii behind closed doors. The day closed with consideration of tax provisions and the German sugar and petroleum tax proposal amid extended debate.
A historical note discusses etiquette for introductions with rank and age considerations, then shifts to chicory use in coffee. It mentions a reference to Wis Fane, manners at gatherings, and a courtly exchange of greetings. The second part reports Nebraska’s chicory production, including a factory yielding 14,000 pounds every twenty ten hours and contracts for 15,000 acres.
A Global World article describes experiments to breed fully white birds by selecting and isolating pairs in a white room with attendants. It also notes a proposal to raise the doomed cruiser Victoria raised in the Mediterranean using heavy electro magnets at a cost near 100000.
A clipped item notes Hat's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional care with a price in cents and mentions Nipaur the older Hel in Baby on as well as a 7 000 year BC reference. It also records a death in Detling at age 73 and references a pianist named Triavora in a generation ace context.
The dialogue reveals a recruiting officer questioning a candidate about fitness for cavalry service while the applicant claims prior experience as a London cab driver. Mentions of France, California to London movements, and historical notes imply a wartime recruitment context with curious references.
The piece states that umbrellas are part of atmospheric conditions and cannot be privately owned. It cites a leading English case where rain remains rain regardless of where it falls, implying personal ownership fails for rainwater and umbrellas. It also discusses when water becomes personal property by possession and transfer.
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