Hull Index Local Notes on Politics and Subscriptions
A Hull Iowa weekly column discusses Jones withdrawing from a third term bid for Sioux County recorder, the fate of DeMots, and contrasts Bryan’s leadership with party bosses like Hanna and Croker. The piece defends Republican ideas while critiquing Democratic insinuations of corruption.
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Ben
DeMots
Sioux County
Bryan
Democratic Party
Mark Hanna
Republican Party
Croker
Tammany Ring
New York City
Political notices and editorial quips from Hawarden Independent
The piece critiques Grant township politics and candidate Brewster for clerk of the course, notes Sioux county ties, and reflects on the Democratic convention attendance and national policy. It also cites Billy Bryan and a Hawarden editorial comparing presidential re-elections to a store hat, Easter rain, and superstition versus knowledge.
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Geo. Grewster
Grant Township
Brewster
Trewster
Sioux County
Sprx
Tle
National Afaira
Journey of Mexico Leaves Chicago March Sixth
The Illinois Central under the American Tourist Association offers a trip to Mexico starting March 6. Tickets cover railways sleeping and dining car fares hotels carriages and all expenses.
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Linois Central
American Tourist Association
Chicare
All Trades Have Diseases From Continued Occupation
The article outlines how various professions incur distinct ailments from work conditions. It cites bakers teeth from flour dust, blacksmiths eye strain and paralysis, athletes heart and lung issues, boxers and boxers long-term health risks, boilermakers deafness, brewers liver damage, bricklayers robust health, butchers a diet risk, politicians digestive and nervous ailments, and sedentary professionals prone to gout dyspepsia and apoplexy.
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Carlile
Giant Tasmanian eucalyptus near unknown region yields honey and insect note
A naturalist in Tasmania reports colossal eucalyptus trees up to 300 feet tall with trunks over 40 feet in diameter. Honey found inside the hollow trunks is said to have health benefits, while a small black insect and its nest are described. The piece also discusses appendix risks and historical medical insights from the New York Journal.
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Tasmania
Sean
State colleges and student totals across the nation
The text notes forty State colleges in the United States with TRH housing 32,000 students about one fifth of all college enrollments. Minnesota leads with 3,014 funded by state, followed by Michigan 2,575 and California 2,400. Wisconsin 1,600. Nebraska 150. towns 1,300 and Jilingis 1,160. Tuition fees occur in six states: North Carolina, South Carolina, Town, Missouri, Oregon, and South Dakota. New York Trhunc.
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Michigan
California
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Town
North Carolina
South Carolina
Missouri
Oregon
South Dakota
New York
Women Less Susceptible to Hypnotism Than Men
A report on hypnotic experiments claims men are at least a third easier to induce into hypnosis than women. Researchers identified as MACY and Frame note no clear scientific or physical explanation for the observed difference.
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Macy
New York
Ilerahkd
Pens Made by Machines Run With Careful Precision
The article describes how pens are produced by machines that cut steel into blanks, stamp and shape them, and add maker notes on the backs. After annealing a separate apparatus handles counting and placement, with a single machine now performing both operations. Barry County, Missouri, is noted for its distinctive ink production system within its letters.
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Elmost
Chicago Inter-Orean
Barry
Highland Pipers Enter Prince's Service And Earned Wealth
A Highland piper John Meek is hired by an Indian prince to lead a troupe of fourteen pipers. He becomes head mystic, receives a grand house, salary, horse and bogey, and wears regal attire. Meek stays five years, saves money, then returns to Scotland to start a business.
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Eon Bal
London
Egervices
John Meek
Scotland
Benichman
John
The Queen Victoria Ambidexterity Claim
The article notes Queen Victoria can write with both hands, left and right, a skill attributed to her mother the Duchess of Kent. It credits her dexterity to unconventional views on education and suggests she may be unique among monarchs in possessing ambidexterity.
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Queen Victoria
Duchess of Kent
German Demographers Report World Population Edge
German demographers estimate the world population at 1.500.090.6006, adding 20,000,060 in seven years. Growth appears across most regions, fastest in civilized nations using labor saving machinery, while Eskimo and Pactir Isianes populations decline.
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Gresniand
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