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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1907
Page
4
In Milaca Minnesota Reverend James A Lewis of the M E Church notes a cough problem affecting residents. He promotes a remedy by B G of Goad claiming restorative effects amid local concern.
A resident recalls a long cold lasting weeks and credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with curing a dry cough after trying other options. The account asserts the remedy's effectiveness and endorses its use.
The excerpt discusses a banking panic fear and a tale where a depositor withdraws funds after a confidence scare. A banker offers a farm mortgage, while a vault scene shows currency and gold coins prompting questions about value and safety. The piece ends noting the storm is easing according to a public Leader.
A readable fragment shows editors debating editorial restraint and public opinion. The text mocks harsh commentary and questions the handling of a perceived good policy amid community reactions.
United States District Attorney E. E. Wagner of South Dakota endorses Roosevelt, asserting the Republican candidate can win in 1908. He predicts pressure to reconsider Roosevelt’s declaration and notes strong support in Hull with widespread Roosevelt buttons.
London Chronicle notes how Irish fishermen avoid women on sea journeys for luck. A DoGal coast storm story shows a small smack reaching the pier after a hard voyage while locals discuss the superstition. A Galway coast visit recalls a fisherman avoiding a hostler woman, fearing ill fortune.
The piece cites the Comtesse de Bolgue recounting how loyalty to Napoleon waned with his changing phrases. She recalls the Duc de Raguse explaining the nation’s bond to the emperor as evolving from France alone to France and I, and finally to I without France.
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