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Newspaper
Iowa Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1892
Page
8
An assortment of snappy observations and partisan quips on culture, law, and society. The pieces mock language gurus, temperance debates, and civic misgovernance while noting earthquakes, horseplay over attire, and a controversial Yokohama court ruling about a wife's property rights and a slain suitor.
A collection of wry maxims and anecdotes on masculinity morals and social habits. From boot as uplift to talk of religion and a humorous car seat anecdote, the item reflects early 20th century musings on behavior and society with several lines about labor race and weaponry.
A collage of brief notes including a South Carolina legal fee oddly exceeding a claimed $3, a burglary-prone Teffertonville resident, Johns Hopkins admitting women led by the first entrant named Lada, a Western schoolmaster prosecuted over punitive soap eating, and a Me nicknamed Good Samaritan aiding aged horses. Also cited are telegraph costs worldwide, a Georgia birth of a polycephalic-pictured pio, a Crawfordsville wedding, a long shad tale, US rail track figures, Arcadia cow reunion, a sun distance thought experiment, Aden umbrella rarity, and Aden’s rain history up to 1838.
A compact moral rondo on virtue and self control. It urges not to judge others, seeks inward purity, and warns against temptation and pride, linking conscience to heavenly origins and a simple, steady Christian life.
An 1892-printer page lists multiple ads including a Rock Valley area eighty acre farm for sale at 2100 per acre, four and a half acres in town on long terms, and lessons in French with Prof. Cook at Academy Gerret Garrison. Also promotions for excursion tickets to Omaha and Chicago, medicinal tonics, and various local notices.
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