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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1895
Page
7
Poem urging a strong heart to endure trials and comfort others. It counsels hopeful endurance, charitable acts, and faith that God governs all. The voice speaks of lifting sorrow, blessing lives, and trusting divine promises beyond dark hours. It closes with a call to hope and patient endurance.
A humorous tale follows John Smith a dyspeptic boarder, his fixation on perfect baked apples and bread, and how his culinary fantasies clash with his landlady Mrs Jamison. After tense scenes and miscommunications he plans marriage to ensure steady cooking, finally proposing to Jamison after weighing himself to prove he can gain weight.
Editor invites all sides to submit well written articles on tax reform with readable argument. Landowners should note that improvements raise land value benefiting them. Send submissions to this office or PG Box 88 Buffalo, WN, tariff topics excluded.
Mr Pratt introduces a resolution urging taxing land values for municipal needs and exempting improvements and active capital. He argues current taxes burden the poor, benefit landowners, and slow progress, urging Ontario to empower municipalities to reform taxation.
Frances Willard, leader of the W CI U, argues for studying all sides of reform. She cites Henry George on sober thrift as key to national wealth and urges taxes on incomes from liquor. Willard endorses broad reforms to curb unemployment and drinking, praising one tax as a single far-reaching measure.
A quotation attributed to William Lloyd Garrison rails against regulating tides winds and employment laws. It argues against barriers to work and advocates abolishing bins that hinder labor, praising the idea that those God has joined should not be separated by foolish laws and endorsing the single tax policy.
The People Want HH report notes petitions from over one hundred municipalities, farmers, businessmen, and Joe Dovers urging local options in taxation. Ottawa board of trade and numerous provincial trade unions also backed the measure. In Montreal a Trade and Labor Congress meeting passed the resolution unanimously.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs for health benefits, noting its pleasant taste, cleansing effects on kidneys, liver and bowels, and relief from colds headaches and fevers. It claims authority from medical professionals and warns buyers to avoid substitutes. Available in 50c and $1 bottles from druggists, manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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