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Newspaper
Iowa Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1892
Page
4
The Adrian Guardian and other papers mock Republican and Populist tactics. Prohibition debates draw fire as campaign rhetoric mocks the Sioux City Tribune and critiques military discipline and National Guard methods amid Iowa political friction.
The Sioux City Tribune ridicules the push for prohibition in the current campaign. It argues against Mr. Perkins and the Democratic platform, recalling historical Democratic ideas and urging compliance with a centrist approach in Iowa's Eleventh district.
The Rock Rapids Review hosts a boyish plea urging fusion for the congressional election. It argues a joint ticket would give a clear district majority and denies third party chances if independents run. The editorial mocks prior criticism of fusion and questions Democratic loyalty in homes.
Notice lists for washing services with drop-off point at Patterson on Monday and a job opening for a capable cook with good pay and steady employment at a Brick Bank Hull address. Also ads for 200 acre farm near Hull, 4.5 acre town plot, estray steer owned by C C Sawyer, and Iowa State Bank farm loan readiness in Hull Iowa.
An advertisement extols Ayer's Hair Vigor as unequaled for preventing baldness and dandruff. It claims the product keeps the scalp moist clean and healthy while restoring vitality and color to weak faded or gray hair. It is described as the most popular toilet article.
A Boston mother learns her son Richard and friend Johnny loudly yelled the word Bedbug at kindergarten, provoking punishment. The tale ends with the mother shocked, jokingly noting such an incident as possibly unique in the history of kindergartening.
Queer little animals called kangaroo rats reached New York from Australia. They resemble kangaroos when viewed through a telescope. They move like kangaroos and carry young in a pouch. They are en route to Golden Gate Park as the first of their kind sent to California.
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