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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1902
Page
2
A fragmentary Sioux City political column questions the 4th District race with mentions of Hor gon Doles Birdess and Jim Parsons. It discusses party dynamics, Socialist clubs, and debates on Iowa school law and coal strikes, noting a tough local climate and voter skepticism.
A fragmented editorial discusses Democratic rhetoric on unions, labor violence, and the Wall Street panic. It contrasts Bryanite populism with socialist phrases, notes the risk of adopting revolutionary platforms, and questions how differing candidates affect the party’s nomination chances.
Senator Fianna appoints Fou Johnson to discuss the current gun control controversy now raging in Ohio. The pair plan to debate nationwide issues amid ongoing political mobilization and public safety concerns.
A fragmented epitaph on a tombstone records a funeral inscription in a distorted, archaic style. The readable phrases reference a father figure and a spiritual journey, with scattered words suggesting reunion, memory, and guidance across an afterlife.
Readable portions mention a name and a pair related to a trouble situation. The text hints at a story involving Casey and an ongoing absence affecting a place or event, with uncertain specifics and several garbled phrases.
A pastor recounts severe sun stroke and nerve collapse. After two years of failed treatments he finds relief with Dr Miles Restorative Nervine, taking one bottle then a year and regaining health enough to preach thrice weekly. Praise comes from Rev D Alex Holman of Marion Indiana. All druggists carry the first bottle and a free booklet is offered by Dr Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
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