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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1894
Page
7
An antiquated medical note touts Stomach Bitters as a swift remedy for stomach issues headaches and bowel trouble while warning against drastic mineral cathartics and pseudo specifications. It cites physician approval from a long period of public experience and references Western desert phenomena with wind and sandstorm dynamics.
All aboard for discounted rail trips from Sioux City to Northern Nebraska and nearby lines. Departures listed as December 4 and 18 at 2 59 p m from the City Ticket Office Security Bank Building Trion Depot Nebraska. General Agent H O Che fe y provides details at the ticket offices or by mail.
Advertising copy touts Syrup of Figs as a health liquid aiding digestion kidneys and bowels, claiming relief from constipation and fevers. It promotes acceptance by doctors and warns buyers to insist on the California Fig Syrup Co. product with printed name on packaging.
Readers urged to send brief opinions on tax reform to Buffalo New York for publication. The editor welcomes diverse views, stresses open discussion, and notes landowners may benefit from value increases due to reform.
Mr Bolton Hall of the New Reform League debates solutions for dependent and delinquent children. He argues unemployment and tenement conditions drive youth into work early and calls for universal work, land use reform, and higher wages, with parks and land taxes as tools.
A long letter discusses tax fairness and the burden on labor and capital. It questions current tax ratios and argues for reform to reduce inequality, citing federal and state taxes and the idea of taxing land, capital, and labor differently. It references bankers and politicians, with mentions of New York and a congressman’s views.
A Victorian tale recounts Labouchere courting Mr. Baring through partnership hopes and, after promising to back him, marries Miss Baring to gain alliance with the Hope house. Also notes Southern excursions to Mississippi and Louisiana and praises Douglas Shoe Co. benevolence and arbitration pledge established since 1888.
A New York girl and a former lover wed spontaneously in a carriage after attending a funeral. They had been apart years, reconciled on the ride back, and found their carriage occupied by a twin sister who helped seal the marriage on the spot.
A forthcoming exhibition in 1695 95 promises a vivid display of objects tied to the Congress of Vienna 1414 15. Curator includes portraits of Metternich Talleyrand Wellington Castlereagh and other figures, scenes from the congress, and reproductions of period fashions uniforms court dresses and furniture.
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