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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1896
Page
11
The item denounces free trade and free silver with satirical and political commentary. It predicts a large Republican victory in Northwestern Iowa and notes expected reelection of the present congressman. The piece also mocks Democratic delegates and cites election stakes for November.
Questioning why Democrats rarely cite past tariff policies in public debate. Considers whether they overlook earlier tariffs or understand their effects differently, debating whether increased knowledge or strategic stance explains the silence.
A writer accuses Free Traders of masking economic distress as a currency dilemma. He argues Wilson era policy and tariff impacts, not silver plans, slow wages and trade, with ridicule of those opposing sound money while noting widespread job hardship and rising imports.
A political editorial condemns free-trade policy and silver monetary policy as harmful to producers and consumers. It argues for domestic focus on necessary goods and trades, then pivots to a medical ad praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It claims insurance is too costly and urges purchase from J. E. Anderson.
In a Jamates tour, a guide explains coffee ruin from saltpeter myths, the berries harvested red and round undergo a single grating-like process to remove the fleshy covering, then dried on raised terraces. Beans are spread to dry, raked, and one rain-guarded heap is formed if rain threatens. Hand picking with wire picks finishes the harvest.
The fragment discusses a kiss as a holy, ecstatic union of two fond hearts. It contrasts numerous kiss types with the true kiss as a sacred, tangible link. The text frames the act as a divine communion, a heavenly joining of souls beyond mere physicality.
An observer notes open water after six days in ice pack on latitude 60, describing a strong southwestern light curtain phenomenon near the zenith that alters the compass needle. The account compares it with an October 20 display and mentions magnetic effects and masthead proximity.
An old Iowa note argues eastern reporters label atmospheric disturbances as wind-storms or squalls while western writers use harsher terms like cyclone. It cites observer Mr Cook of Marshalltown noting electric storms can affect watches kept in safes and suggesting a temporary pole contraction and expansion as a cause.
In Sioux County Lumber City Pa a reporter notes dwindling political hope for the party to win this fall. An advertisement touts DaWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for piles and skin ailments with claimed lasting results.
Travel offers and conventions listed include National Education Association in Guila, National Democratic convention in Chicago, Young People’s Society in Washington, Caplist’s Union in Milwaukee, Young People’s Christian Union in Omaha, Republican League in Milwaukee, and Grand Army of the Republic encampment in St Paul. Fares and ticket sale dates vary with extensions up to September 30. Local agent W F Losey notes continuous passage required and use of same route for both directions.
A list of travel fares and schedules for multiple associations and conventions in 1925. Ilinois and Iowa groups plan tours to Correctionville Waterloo Buffalo Chicago Washington Storm Lake Milwaukee St Paul and Manchester with varied round trip fares and membership fees. Includes Epworth League Chautauqua Assembly National Education Association and Grand Army of the Republic events with dates and ticketing guidance.
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