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Advertisement notes Godman Shoes for ladies and children. Describes fine kid leather with pliable calf and coarse grain for children wear. States same stock available in ladies.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
2
Advertisement notes Godman Shoes for ladies and children. Describes fine kid leather with pliable calf and coarse grain for children wear. States same stock available in ladies.
A political column urges Republicans to vote next Tuesday and supports the full party ticket. It notes debates over county seal removal, court house funding, and alleges no solid reasons for change. The piece mentions Irish Republican Tim Donahue, and Congressman Thomas Tull touring the district amid a calm, favorable renomination outlook.
A German speaking customer stumps a Salina Street clerk who seeks help from a German descendant colleague. The exchange ends with the clerk misidentifying the customer as German and realizing the language barrier, illustrating a lighthearted language mishap in a city shop.
Embattled prose describes a chaotic woodland scene as a squirrel group moves among branches. Vague actions such as racing up trunks and leaping between branches are noted with strained, dreamlike phrasing and uncertain narration.
Household hints advise on lamp wicks and wells, plaster repair, and floor cleaning. It covers airing rooms, freshening air, and arranging ornaments safely with sand for stability. It warns against damp, timely lime sleep, and suggests using turpentine in floor wash.
The first passenger elevator in the world was installed at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York. It drew crowds as a landmark sight, though by modern standards it was crude and manually operated.
Fragmentary transcription portrays a debate over a lawyer named Sharp. The speaker contends Sharp’s success stems from wealth and privilege rather than merit, outlining perceived advantages and a lack of hardship.
A young woman on an East Tenth street car asks if the stop is Liazel ptress then insists on staying aboard. After a pause the conductor confirms Hazel street as the stop, and she reveals she only wanted to know where it was while expressing affection for her pug.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Nelle and miavam trading barbs over looks and diamonds. One flippant offer mentions Nellie and a pink silk shirt waist as a keepsake amid lingering questions of a distant relation to Lady Plantagenet Gingham.
Fragmentary text notes Elizabeth as queen of Virginia and mentions Virginia and Carolina as kingdoms under the Stuarts. Massachusetts is described as not a sister kingdom, with Cromwell’s Parliament and Laindon Exposs referenced in unclear context.
Des Moines crowds heard Senator Fairbanks and Governor candidate Cummins as Iowa Republicans urged a full turnout. Chairman Spence predicted a 70,000 to 100,000 majority for Cummins if voters rally to the ticket and local workers finish the drive.
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