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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1897
Page
3
A description of Holland’s windmills and their use in pumping water and driving mills. Notes their vast number about ten thousand and how modern ones adjust to capture wind efficiently. Also includes assorted advertisements and short anecdotes from the era.
A long collage recalls stammering by Charles Kingsley, quirks of speech by 19th century figures, a Nebraska justice of the peace, duels under Valois kings, and Carlyles household, interwoven with anecdotes of judges, poets, and a peculiar hunting tale.
Fragmented prose describes a church scene where preachers vanish leaving only a voice and hat silhouette. Surreal imagery appears as feathers, ribbons, and a yellow rose frame the unseen preacher, with attention drawn to the empty pulpit and distorted perception.
A chaotic rural scene unfolds as a boy drives a country road expected to reach Market while a faints of valour and mischief disrupts from a group led by Tedantise Theiyselves. The incident ends with a surprising turn and a lesson on prudence and pride.
A Clinton reviewer reports broad druggist praise for Dr Williams Pink Pills. Mrs Bailey improved after five years of rheumatic pain, with steady weekly progress. George Brenizer, a long-time city official, also benefited before moving to Chicago. Doctors claim Pink Pills restore nerves and help female-specific issues. Sold in boxes at 50 cents or six for 2.50 via druggists or by mail from Williams Medicine Co.
A distorted tale tells of a famous railway director known for pranks and deception. A railway employee faces questions about his pay and position as the story unfolds with a tense exchange between worker and manager. The employer ends the scene after a heated, brief ultimatum.
The article extols Adabartine as a pivotal innovation for wall enalings and property owners. It claims widespread recognition through extensive advertising and usage, arguing buyers prefer first class articles and will not risk cheaper alternatives.
Government approves a concession to the Cairo Tramway Company to build a line to the Pyramids and fill in the Whalig enna through Cairo, promising a reduction in malaria cases. Also notes Japan relegating six captured Chinese ships to harbor defense due to unusable large gun mounts.
A collage of items includes Winchester Repeating Arms Co marketing praises, a quack remedy for stomach ailments, maternal advice on a child’s teething, and a light anecdote about family conversations. The disparate snippets reflect noisy late nineteenth century newspaper filler.
The King of Greece aged 52 is tall and athletic with cavalry bearing, while Queen Olga, famed as the "Queen of the Poor," is beloved for guidance and charity. The Great Northern Railway offers $2.50 homesteader specials from St. Paul to Red River Valley and Turtle Mountain points on March 1 and April 7.
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