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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1896
Page
4
The Hull Index notes the election outcome with a focus on national sentiment and anticipated prosperity. It cites Congressman Perkins’s win in the eleventh district by a 7,187 margin, and Sioux County’s strong vote in support of Perkins.
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Scraps report arrests with money recovered and suspects marched under gun to Doon and Orange City. Doon’s sheriff and Sioux County officials coordinate transport while a Rock Valley marshal handles custody. Separate dispatch notes Mr. Bryan’s campaign statement and reactions to close state results with congratulations to local party chairs.
The text surveys discussions on women writers and poetry, debating talent and role, alongside a stream of wedding customs and ceremonial details. It weaves literary critique with social rituals from a bygone era, including line breaks and quoted fragments.
President Cleveland proclaims Thanksgiving on November 20 and urges nationwide prayer. The article also reports New York and state results from the election, noting Republican gains, McKinley and Bryan dynamics, and shifts in party plurality across districts and counties.
The article explains croup origins from a common cold and highlights the critical early sign a hoarse voice. It recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent or stop progression and notes safe use even after a croupy fit begins. The piece mentions a local drug store listing late patterns and designs.
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