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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
2
The Des Moines Capital and Sioux County reports discuss county board of supervisors, potential renomination of State Senator George Lister, and contest in nomination races for Lyon and Sioux counties. Editors debate editorial stance and support for incumbents amid jittery local politics.
A garbled historical rant discusses prophecy, revolt, and punishment with scattered names and places. It references Heath and English rules, the Hebrew sword, and unrest, portraying a tense scene of conflict, prophecy, and social upheaval amid unclear detail.
A dramatic scene unfolds where Captain Wyte brands Hajumahial the Prophet as a fakir and drags his beard before 3,000 spectators, while Captain Fyfe and Lt. Heutenant push the prophet toward retirement. The crowd reacts with horror as natives denounce the act and the search for Hajumahial continues.
William De Witt Hyde argues in Atlantic for relentless social imagination to test the ethics of pay, goods, profits, and labor. He asks readers how they would feel as payers, customers, investors, workers, managers, or rivals under unjust or degraded practices.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for hair loss and wrinkles. It features mock testimonials from named vendors and dramatic health claims aimed at tired and depressed readers.
The document lists liabilities and profits with figures for capital stock deposits and undistributed earnings. It notes drafts and checks dishonored and outlines deposits, liabilities, and profits across a bank, referencing assets and capital in a formal financial record.
A fragmented advertisement promises the WWostad's Hong Coss sips and a bundle including the Atlas of the World and the Woman's Theme Companion. It touts a combined price of 2.40 for a year and 1.10 for the companion, urging readers to mail orders to the office and noting shipping weight considerations.
The readable fragment mentions joining the Society For the Suppression of Hoodicen and Nerve Racklar Nolgea and references tea and a baby along with a request for good. The incomplete text reflects a casual social notice style from a New York periodical.
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