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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1896
Page
5
Thomas Carlyle visits a London tobacconist and, after being offered a different brand, inspects the product and sharply tells the clerk to deal in veracities before leaving. The anecdote highlights his insistence on honesty in commerce and the importance of truthful dealing.
A fragmentary description explains papier mache as an artificial substance from waste paper boiled and beaten into pulp, mixed with size for paste, pressed into molds, and formed into various shapes. Mentions books, illustrated guides, and promotional notes about related crafts and tools.
In a shadowed manor Vanity presides over a sick child guarded by a nurse and Maud Neville. The room holds secret schemes as Vanity, fearing loss of beauty and power, plots to outmaneuver rival Nan Snow while nursing the child and observing Maud’s husband and Tom Pearbroke.
An attorney from Springfield recalls a lively debate on age and gender during a Capitol visit. The piece also notes Judge Sydney Breese's long life and an exchange with Judge Wright about tenure and birth years. Readers are reminded of a Washington Star synopsis.
A garbled early text asserts a remedy cures numerous ailments from constipation to malaria. It cites Andrew Carnegie arguing against poverty to build virtue and civilized progress, contrasting diet cures with social reform rhetoric.
A scrambled historical snippet mentions Protection and Reciprocity pamphlets, a 100 year old woman in Steuben offering opposing women’s tights, a Hot Springs excursion, and scattered references to Nicholas II and naval matters. The text is a garbled collection of names, places, and dates with no coherent story.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Co. operates 169 miles of track with sleeping and dining cars. It runs steam heated, electric lighted trains across Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota and the Dakotas using the absolute block system. Its staff aims for value received and quality service for passengers. The Princess of Wales has recently had a portrait painted showing her in fashionable large sleeves.
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