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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1897
Page
4
A fragment from the Hull Iowa region discusses the Hull Index publication details, weekly notice, and assorted political commentary. It mentions Congress meeting, tariff debates, and European war prospects alongside local editorials and concerns about lobbying by brewers and distillers in Des Moines.
The piece extols Nikola Tesla's vision of harnessing Earth’s energy via high towers and wireless waves. It describes Hertsz waves, oscillators, and global energy transmission without wires, claiming practical feats like powering distant machines and telegraphing across oceans. It notes potential impacts on communication, industry, and international crises.
Students Adil waol and Opie excel with best grades as Bocmervos offers low wing prices.
A Rock Valley message reports the wagon bridge at the foot off is out and the railroad bridge gone. The Rock River water subsided but the mill remains intact. Twelve persons stranded between Rock Valley and Inwood were rescued by Nels Durbin. Some flats houses flooded but occupants saved. The danger could rise if heavy rain follows the snowmelt.
Mud has replaced snow bands and farmers show relief at the change. Seeding likely begins by the latter part of next week, possibly sooner.
A cable car scene shows a man erupting in violent contortions as a frightened woman nearby signals danger. The man’s rage culminates when he lunges toward her, prompting a police intervention as bystanders react with alarm and the Sun newspaper.
A fragmented OCR snippet depicts a chaotic scene with references to a parish, a parishioner crew, and a plan involving a river or border area. Mentions of a metarman Wor, engineers, and steady doubt hint at a maritime or transport context amid unclear action. The passage mentions Ashuns and Berlicee and a church gathering.
Mrs Hutchins of Algona stays with her brother J Wilson and will remain until next week. St Patrick’s Day passed quietly locally while Irish folk honored their memory. Mike Slogan joked about wearing the map of Ireland on his fire. about twenty members joined Cottrell Post for coffee with K G sisters after their meeting. The Lawarden Independent published an illustrated Nevada fight report, praised for effort though the writer cautions against prize fighting and football alike.
After a major Cripple Creek fire I suffered a severe cold that defied many remedies. Three small bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy finally cured the cough and cold. The editor G. O. Henderson endorses the product, with J. C Anderson selling it locally.
Bailey of Texas emerged as the minority nominee for Speaker in the U S House signaling a leadership role for Democrats in the chamber. European tensions and Greece Russia moves loom in foreign affairs while Le Mars enforces traffic and urban mischief laws. Gossip and scandal dominate small talk, with reflections on the harm of libelous chatter.
A full 885 organ is offered for sale in Sioux County Iowa with charges described as reasonable. The ad notes cash or online purchase options and the possibility of part payment. Enquiries are to be made at the issuing office.
Dr Coads Drug Store advertises patterns and designs Rangers of the Grip and warns of La Gripape causing urubumonia. It claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia and offers a fast cure, noting many users but no pneumonia cases. Sold by U Anderson.
A fragmented piece describes Mrs. Phelps Ward reading from her work Chapters Promun Tafee. The scene in Miia Medjeska shows tears as Eshell reacts to a line about giving pain and the wounded heart.
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