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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1907
Page
4
The Britt Tribune editor quotes a cynical maxim urging greed as a principal life aim. The piece claims riches in forty years and notes the implied social hostility, challenging readers with a provocative moral stance.
The Ft. Dodge Messenger reprints an A SYMPATHIZER letter arguing the Republican party faces danger if Iowa elects a Democratic legislature. It discusses telegraph line costs, government ownership, and alleged inflated valuations affecting public rates, urging GOP voters to support Republican congress members.
Exchange notes the cry that wealth interests and the New York Sun push corruption and anarchy as voters face a choice between Wall Street dominance and a government of the people. The editor argues the president’s renomination is a national test against financier-driven lawbreaking.
The New York World asks about a third term for the president. Stuyvesant Fish argues that a competent, upright leader could be elected again if the people approve, drawing a parallel to extending military leadership during a crucial battle.
Examination free to all who write for appointment offered by German American Specialists at 612 Fourth Street Sioux City Iowa. No knife, 1000 of pain promoted in a terse ad style, reflecting a historical medical marketing line.
A historic 1884 clash between the Boston Beaneaters and Providence Grays is recounted with details of long games, standout pitching by Charley Radbourne, and the Grays’ pursuit of a pennant. Radbourne pitched four straight days and nineteen straight games in the season, aiding Providence’s title bid.
Fragmentary remarks survey early definitions of New England on the Pacific coast by Francis Drake and Drake’s 1579 claim of Nouva Albion. It contrasts hat sizes in British cities, recounts a coal pit rescue, and finishes with aphorisms from Emerson and Dulwyer about perception, time, and mischief.
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