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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
6
A collage of quotes and observational notes references war indemnity views. It mentions John Paul Jones of Annapolis, La Follette, Rockefeller, and Russia, plus comments on graft, taxation, automobiles, uniforms, and ministers in public life.
A Florida July 1 enactment enforcing racial segregation on street cars faces constitutional challenge. The case tests the 14th Amendment equal protection and cites a Florida Supreme Court ruling upholding the Circuit Court, amid protests from colored residents and boycotts against white‑driven services.
A playful survey highlights that many famed writers owe much of their success to their wives. It cites AL Battie author of She Lettie and A Window in Town, praising his tall graceful spouse as a steady influence. The couple, genial and country living, split time between home, flowers, pets, and London visits.
A fragment shows a woman weighing about 250 pounds and a brisk clerk misdirecting customers in a Houston department store. The scene shifts from a broomstick joke to a garden implement area as counters move left.
A fragmented 1950 dialogue reveals a visitor questioning a tiny structure as the native explains the tall of Tame. The scene shifts to a “Trait of Eminent Grafters” and a digressive exchange about family finances and appetite for love.
Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott argues for municipal ownership of essential industries, presenting three government theories and endorsing the third as more democratic. He cites state roles like lighthouses, weather service, parks, and subways, and cautions against corporate corruption while reflecting on a painter's ruined career due to family pressures.
A lawyer recounts cases where fortunes hinge on curbing ambition. A young woman sold a $100000 renunciation of a vaudeville career to appease disapproving parents who promote private life. A musically talented son falters as a brewery owner father insists on business success. The outcome shows wealth can destroy personal dreams and industry.
Henry Oyan argues profanity harms work and social life. He describes how swearing spreads from managers to workers, labels swearers as fools, and degrades character and business ability. He warns profanity isolates individuals and corrupts public discourse.
A fragmented sketch contrasts a tidy, meticulous desk with a slow employee versus a quick, adaptable worker. It argues that business success hinges on ready judgment, prompt decisions, and attention to detail, not mere neatness or routine. The piece underscores the need for initiative to keep commerce moving.
A two souls pass to a gate where a guardian angel asks if they seek earthly chemistry for gira. One replies yes and the other faces a judgment of great evil. The scene ends with the gate opening to paradise as the trembling spirit confronts fate.
A Deacon and a widow clash over a jumpy cow that ruins corn and leads to a string of lawsuits. After two years with no settlement, the cow dies and they resolve the feud by settling damages and vowing not to fight again, sharing a future peace.
A traveling salesman uses a sharp offer and a bold trip to Chicago to seal a dramatic 15000 dollar project. He persuades a Memphis merchant to ship 5000 carbons while presenting a concurrent plan for a 15000 dollar lighting plant across the street.
A scanned advertisement describes homemade treatments for eruptions, digestive distress, headaches, and rheumatic ailments. It touts tinctures such as cathonate and dienthonate, a mercury ointment, steam for headaches, a liniment, and a so called rain cure said to invigorate nerves and help tuberculosis and rheumatic disorders, with caveats about efficacy.
Mrs Zekiel Meddercrass voices shock at a school affair nonchalant remarks from a village dressmaker and Sam Hiking overheard telling Zekiel a young teacher’s swift methods provoke scandal in this Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt.
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