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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1899
Page
2
Report from Transvaal indicates 28 counties or towns support fighting Britain. Readers note similar unity among Welcome and West Graddh townships in the push against democratic processes.
Orpheum in Kansas City opens a new season with Martin Lehagn as manager and Themes Atyers assisting. European stars have signed contracts, promising high class morals and entertaining shows every Sunday afternoon, with regular prices and weekly bill changes.
The Hull Index lists weekly edition details for Hull Iowa with postal designation as Second Class Matter. It shows terms of subscription for one year in advance and provides pricing for unpaid prepaid and shorter terms, plus advertising rates per line.
A column discusses Gear and Cummins in the Iowa Senate race and critiques Des Moines coverage. It contrasts Aguinaldo's Philippines government with American governance, arguing the insurgent regime failed to maintain order or provide public functions. It also mentions fashion notes and local notices about visitors and remedies.
An advertisement touts Dr Kay's Renovator as a universal remedy for dyspepsia constipation headaches and kidney troubles. It claims rapid system renovation with cheap pricing of 25 cents to 1 dollar and offers free advice samples and books from Dr B Kay Saratoga N Y.
Evelyn, a decisive leader of the Society for the Promotion of Christian Charity Toward Animals, attempts to buy a caged lark from a cobbler to grant it freedom. The exchange reveals her fierce advocacy for animal liberty and the cobbler’s attachment to the bird.
A historical survey lists queens and empresses with their heights, weights, bust, waist, and hip sizes. It notes Natalie of Servia as especially slender and compares figures of Sophia of Sweden, Belgium's Marie Henrietta, Amalia, and Amalia among others, highlighting variances in body profiles and fashions.
A young woman named Evelyn doubts her motives after visiting an ailing elderly man. She contemplates duty to others and the joy of reporting progress, then awakens determined to press on and reassess her feelings.
A terse exchange features a new hoarder claiming China will not enter world progress. Another man counters that China has more lighthouses than other lands combined, though the term dark unenlightened land is used.
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