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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1900
Page
5
A collage of humorous vignettes and stray notes from a late issue, including transit etiquette in Hamburg with crowded trolley cars, social pretenses in Persian Garden chat, mixed quips about marriage and politics, botanic curiosities, and a long oyster roast with naval guests. Detours into jokes, poems, and cross-cultural remarks fill the page.
M Braih in Comptes Rendus notes similarities between Nectéria ditissima fungus causing canker in trees and a human parasitic fungus. Inoculation of trees with human parasite cultures produced canker resembling the tree fungus. Rabbits fed on the human parasite culture developed stomach ulcers similar to those from human parasite exposure.
Announcement of a new fast vestibuled through service between Chicago and Omaha with through sleeping and dining cars and express arrangement. Also introduces Omaha to Minneapolis St Paul service and a fast night vestibuled train with Pullman sleeping car and parlor coach.
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