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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1901
Page
4
A London Answers observation notes that some actors and singers with stutters perform flawlessly on stage, while in private life the impediment remains. The odd contrast shows public performance erasing the stutter for skilled speakers in front of an audience.
A short anecdote from the London Telegraph about a gentleman with a hearing impairment who owns a troublesome dog. A friend greets him and mentions a royal pleasure, prompting the owner to respond with a witty threat to chain his wife to prevent future incidents.
An absurd superstition links the death watch insect to impending deaths. The sound is the result of the insect gnawing through decaying wood, not a foretelling of fate. The piece urges practical aid over passive concern and cites the Atchison Globe's call to action.
The iyela Central Railway outlines excursions to select points along lines west of Tara and Sedzle including Ueda Rap ide and Sioux Falls with branches on the Gat route during 1941. From Fort Dodge trips occur on the first and third Tuesday monthly. The Southern Tomeseeker’s Guide extols agricultural advantages of pools south of the Obie River and lands referenced. Address E. P.fikene Land Commissioner for copies and information about rail lands in the Mississippi Valley.
A New York druggist recounts a domestic case where two grains of morphine were prescribed in aqua pura. The family physician, present, advised no morphine, relying on distilled water. The patient, head of a prominent family with nervous neuralgia, slept peacefully after the second dose, illustrating faith in medicine.
A British Anglophone correspondent recalls stalking a buck in India while vultures followed closely. He missteps, shoots at a vulture at 20 yards, and muses on the uncanny sight as famine districts echo with deaths nearby. The piece blends a nature anecdote with magazine excerpts on travel and daily life.
A nearsighted lawyer in an Ohio city, who refused glasses for vanity, faced an ambush but walked calmly across the street. The calm crossing disarmed a gunman and sparked a reform movement, elevating the colonel to mayor and shaping local politics.
A collage of quirky lines from Chicago News and Ikaosag City Star notes mentions marital habits and bedtimes, while Bombay shipping and manufacturing claims mix with odd spellings. The items read like clipped headlines or stray quotes from the era’s papers, blending humor with commerce.
A troubled tenant questions the incident involving stolen items and alleged infections amid reports of a theft and an unresolved rail related affair. The fragmented text references suburban concerns and irate inquiry about prior troubles.
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