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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1907
Page
6
A collage of comments on law rights voice politics and society cites McClure's New York police force Edison aviation ships and theater aesthetics. It notes a ship harbor tug issue and quotes varied opinions on education appearance manners and American humor amid industrial labor unrest.
A New Jersey company defers to growing vacation needs, noting wages did not enter the deal. Workers requested time off at their own expense, leading to a temporary shutdown to avoid crippling the industry. The text traces how vacations evolved from rare breaks to a valued annual rest boosting energy and long term productivity.
An article mocks fruit safety beliefs listing strawberries blueberries raspberries and other fruits as health risks. It claims only dried apples and pure popcorn are safe while many produce items cause illness or weak vitality. It also advocates cantaloupes stewed and warns grapefruit and cucumbers as intoxicants.
A witty exchange among English figures over a boy's character and wording. The late Doctor Tnig-Brown, linked to Charter-Horse, replies to a critic about general character, while a well known line about love and war is invoked. A Philadelphia paper notes the misquoted proverb and its twist.
A New York Sun report describes a sealed sandwich placed atop advertising boards on a platform drawing the gaze of an elderly man, a young man, a young woman, and a large clothed woman as passengers watch who will claim the package before a train departs.
In a family scene a grandfather gifts a lace hat to his grandchild. The mother deems it extravagant and sends it back. Days later the grandfather visits to see the baby in the hat and is told the family received two boats, two dresses, a creator, and thirty nine cents to exchange for it.
In a Milton Standard item a Bradford County politician is urged by his wife to hoe a garden. He digs up coins including a quarter dime and half dollar claiming buried treasure, then naps. Suspicion rises that his wife searched while he slept, but she denies finding treasure.
A recent change at Oxford replaces Euclid's Elements, long treated as an untouchable standard since antiquity. The move prompts discussion on how a single work can define a science and shape national intellect, likening Euclid to Aristotle in logic and Adam Smith in economic thought.
A vivid rural vignette depicts sudden showers sweeping streets and sheds the scene follows barefoot boys and schoolgirls under shelter while mothers call from homes, cattle graze, farmers ride in, birds and insects react, and a baby claps as rain drenches the garden edge.
A London Woman nicknamed the Little Old Maid remains beloved for her charm and kindness though never marrying. One foggy autumn afternoon in Onslow Square she reads of the death of the Hon. Auberon Fitz-Tempest and later uncovers a secret drawer in her escritoire revealing letters and faded photographs connected to a past scandal and the late nobleman.
A historical tale recalls coastal Newfoundland wreckers who survive by exploiting shipwrecks with priestly guidance. A bishop questions how such people will fare through winter and a parish priest replies they will endure with God’s help, even planning wrecks.
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