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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1895
Page
4
A Dickensian dialogue unfolds with Mrs Jones and Min as they dispute the fate of a man named William. The widow Brown explains, while Mrs Jones laments the idea of hell, and the two women trade sharp remarks about mortality, morality, and the afterlife.
In Maine local stories describe deer invading farms and berry patches. Farmers report bold animals feeding in fields and berry patches while avoiding harm, with several sightings including four deer in one field. A group of girls found a buck eating berries before being driven away.
A study by the Society of French Gooks led by Dr. Hageard finds kitchens in Parta damp, poorly lit, and lacking ventilation. Occupants suffer from draughts and heat causing weakness and potential respiratory illness. proposed fix outlines larger kitchen dimensions to improve health.
The editor invites all readers to send readable well argued articles on taxation while excluding tariff topics. Land owners are urged to note that improvements raise land values benefiting them most, and readers are asked to address the office at 10 Loe Street, Buffalo.
Thorne G Shearman argues for the natural tax or ground rent as a substitute for current land taxes. He contends existing methods burden the poor, reward land speculation, and threaten government revenue. The reviewer notes his clear critique and calls for readers to study his proposed reforms in taxation.
A heist at the Connecticut State Prison in Wethersfield saw thieves force a door break into the yard, steal an $800 pair of black horses and a $200 harness set, then escape through the east of the institution. They drove off after smashing a gate and garden fence, with pursuit failing until the suspects reached New Haven, later identified as ex-convicts.
An unclear ad fragment touts Hall's Catarrh Cure for internal use and mentions exaggerated year length figures. It includes garbled names and nonsensical pricing phrases, resembling a damaged old advertisement with speculative health claims.
A historical notice touts flaxseed oil production without solvents and promotes ground linseed cake as superior animal feed. It claims large U S mills export cake to Britain and urges readers to request prices and details for their product.
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