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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1896
Page
4
The Hull Index argues for careful township representation in county conventions to curb ticket slaughters. It urges selecting candidates with honesty and integrity from both parties and warns against supporting untrustworthy figures despite party lines.
Notice of a special conference at Moody Bible Institute Chicago from April 1 to 30 offering practical Christian work training. Applicants for accommodations should contact B. H. A. Torrey, Supt. So Institute Place, Chicago.
The piece discusses El D. Chassell of LeMira as the strongest Republican candidate for Secretary of State, citing his record in Portsmouth County and favorable notices from the press. It notes Sioux County will back the candidate and references party positions on slavery and tariffs as central issues.
London Daily News notes a rare Arctic bird where females are larger and more colorful than males. The hen courts the male, who then sits on the nest as the female forages nearby. The piece wittily links this to "a victim of woman's rights."
Ex representative Tubert Smalls of South Carolina, visiting Washington, says he favors Allison for president. Smalls notes 66,000 black voters are disfranchised and says the East should decide the nominee this time. He supports Allison and expects a Supreme Court ruling on the 14th Amendment issue.
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An advertisement touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as quick acting and fear-free, claiming fast relief from burns and scalds, cures for rashes and old sores, and a reputation for treating piles.
A vintage advertisement invites readers to form as many words as possible from the phrase MONON SEEDS GROW using letters at most as often as they appear. Prizes include 1000 dollars total, with scales for top lists and a Monon Seeds prize package. Submit name and word list with stamps to Monon Seed Co Chicago.
A letter from Chas. M. Gatfield of Reedley Fresno County California extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He reports relief from a severe cold after one day of use and says it stopped his head from being congested and helped him sleep. He notes colds start in the head and warns early use prevents progression to lungs.
Fragmented notices praise Dr King s New Discovery and One Minute Cough Cure with personal testimonials from Beavereville IL and Rapuine IA while discussing Nebraska age of consent laws and a diurnal health ad campaign. The text mentions Dr Eaton Hull Academy and DeWitt Little Early Liver Pills as featured items.
A brief exchange reveals a speaker saying he spoke French to Ethel to convey a private message, noting a nearby French lady did not understand their words, as reported in the Boston Transcript.
In the January issue of the North American Review the Rt. Ton. authors a bold series on The Future State and the condition of man in it. The service will begin in the January number with a feature on extraordinary importance. 50 cents a copy or $5 a year. The North American Review New York.
Forty acres in cultivation half a mile from the post office in Lowry City Mo with a good house. Land smooth and capable of yielding apples in a fair season. Adjacent garden plots of one acre sold at 125 per acre. Authorized to sell the whole tract for 32 dollars an acre if sold within eleven weeks. Small cash payment to take possession. Gra Wortsik Lowry City Mo.
An advertisement notes the paper is a great family paper in circulation and influence, inviting subscriptions and sample copies on application with an address provided.
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