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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
1
A chaotic recount describes a birthday cake mishap during a celebration. Candies burst forth as the cake toppled, drawing shock and sympathy from all. The crowd resumes, candles are relit, and the event becomes a shared, vivid memory with playful moral commentary.
A fragmentary page shows a sermon outline with Golden Text from Matthew 12 and a long list of study questions. The notes discuss Jesus and Beelzebub, miracles, and the Kingdom of God, with prompts about tears, sickness, sorrow, jealousy, and Satan’s power. Names include Rev. T. and Liteeeth. date references include May 1819.
The text discusses questions about Jesus and his relation to Solomon and the story of Jonah. It references a Sunday lesson dated May 22, 2014, citing biblical passages and interpretations about miracles, repentance, and Jewish relations.
The piece reports Loyal Republican groups in Ilonte backing a united party effort. It notes publicans and Hamiltons urging courage and policy unity. Senators Cumpins and Dealiver stand as staunch backers in Washington for public interest.
A broad volunteer effort spans multiple towns in Tama and Clarings areas to support two distinguished state senators and Gov. Gore. Republicans rally for duty to condemn the opposition and uphold party platforms amid ongoing efforts.
The article discusses Warren Garst as a presidential movement figure in Iowa politics. It portrays Garst’s stand against Taft aligned factions, compares his position to Roosevelt’s, and notes a campaign to place him as governor while acknowledging party resistance and political risks.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses town stance on whether Cummins and Devilver Senators supported or opposed specific bills. The passage questions rightness of their actions and references a local vote or moral judgment amid unclear details.
Fragmented political text discusses the Tait organization, endorsements for Senators Dolliver and Cummins, and criticism of Aldrich Cannon. It references Governor Carroll and state convention alignment, with scattered remarks on leadership and party dynamics.
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