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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1902

Page

2

The Hull Index and Local Notices From Hull Iowa

A compact town sheet item notes The Hull Index mailing at Hull Iowa with a local ad rate and editor J W Tamplin. The piece covers political mentions about Iowa GOP candidates and convention outcomes as well as opinions on labor strife in Sheridan Pennsylvania and general tariff trust discussions. It references Governor Roosevelt and General Smith amid wartime reminiscences and notes a new Iowa-Dakota baseball league schedule and Sheldon team performance.

Iowa-Dakota Baseball League Sheldon

Local county notes on loans and postmaster issues

The item discusses Orange City loan arrangements to Brewster last week and plans to send a copy to avoid borrowing. It mentions the Clerk's wife receiving 34001 year from Sioux county taxpayers and questions about records of her deputy labors. It also notes interest in a new postmaster as matters unfold.

Orange City Brewster Sioux County

The Bee’s Eyes and Vision Explored

In Pearson's Weekly an article explains that a bee has two large compound eyes with 3,500 facets each and three simple eyes on its head. Each facet is a miniature inverted pyramid forming an eye with its own iris. Bees have no lids, protected by hair lines, and their multiple eyes aid vision both in front and above as they gather nectar.

Pearson’s Weekly

The Wearing of Amulets Through Ancient Times

The article traces the ancient origin of amulets and phylacteries. It notes phylacteries used by Israelites, written parchment strips in leather cases bound to the arm and worn on the forehead. It explains the Arabic origin of the word amulet and mentions moon stones worn by desert women as talismans.

Various Styles of Haindressing in Louis MI Era

A list of hairdressing styles used under Louis MI includes the cas enade of St. Cloud windmill sheep and lambs ben and chickens dor and hare peal of bella milkmaid bolwig bother kerebiecf oriental Circassian Minervias helmet crescent enigma desire to please calash treasurer of the age Crivolang bather rat droupkan donkey and lover's snare with a magea of curls powdered and depalling on coats and garments.

Age

A Young Man Mooney Enlists Amid Military Prospects

A youth named Mooney joins the army and, after about five months in La Qia, receives a pithed letter from his parents urging him to send money or they may be forced into the workhouse. He replies: Bear Father and Mother Try to keep out of the workhouse for six years and seven months until come home, and then the three of us who go in together.

Mooney la Qia Pin Sand London

Monuments Show Evidence of Sunlight Induced Deformation

A fragment notes the perpendicularity of a monument appears to bend under sunlight. It mentions a daily swing away from the sun and proposes a connection to atmospheric expansion. A lamp is described near Trafalgar Square with an ellipse of about a half inch diameter on clear days.

Metson Trafalgar Square Alechunic

The Giants Organ at the Causeway and a noisy lodging dispute

The article notes the Giants Organ natural pillars resembling organ pipes on the Causeway and mentions a lodging row where a landlady offers a room at reduced rates due to a neighboring woman who plays the piano continually. A man protests with requests for a full price and diversions are discussed between applicant and landlady.

Bone Information arena. Tixon Between me and my wife we know it all

This fragmentary note from Chicago News presents a dialogue about knowledge in marriage with phrases implying certainty and claim. It references mutual disclosure and deception in a domestic context. The text is fragmented and lacks a clear news event.

Bone Information Arena Lixon Chicago News

Veredit Reflections From Perey on Success

Fragmentary text quotes Perey discussing success and public figures with a wandering, garbled statement about people and running away. The piece appears to be a captioned note or step in a larger interview orcolumn.

Veredit Paul—Peres

Fragmentary Aphorisms on Dining and Merit

A fragmentary note comments on temptation and reward with wary humor. It cites a proverb about taking the choicest portion when given a plate, and a quip about words tasting sweet unless forced upon others.

The Incoherent Exchange at The Town Meeting

A muddled script fragment shows characters debating an estate with lines about thirds and seconds. The quarrel centers on who inherits what as a widow and a weary character argue over distribution.

Nonsense on Noun Roles in Early News Debate

A public quarrel in Chicaze News features a teacher and Johnny arguing about grammar with a line where cow stands for Mary to let Mary tend the milking. Dr Spotts and a New York Journal waiter exchange quips about rheumatism.

Mary Johnny Cow Johnny Dr. Spotts New York Journal

Debutante and Local Gossip in Odd Courtroom Exchange

A fragmented scene features a judge addressing a barber prisoner about hair, a mischievous Debutante recounting dinners, and comments on a young man’s romantic missteps. The dialogue mixes humor and social nerves in a slice of small town life.

Envelope Invention Teases from New York World

In a playful World article the line of questioning on who invented the envelope is traced through anecdote and satire. The writer jokes about marriage and a working life, mentioning Fifth Avenue and Mulberry Bend in a comic slang of the era.

Mickey Aintrie Yau Fifth Avenue Mulberry Bend New York

Fragmented OCR Text Reflects Literary and Speech Fragments

The readable portions reveal dialogue about military discipline and pride, interlaced with distorted phrases and references to authors or works. Names, places, and clear events are largely garbled, yielding only scattered hints of a broader discussion or literary collage.

Untitled fragment hints at a Cincinnati alarm incident

The text describes a vague scene with a watcher hearing singing and an alarm. It mentions an office boy and a person named Johnny, plus a note about a ten minute window and a potential return. The fragment suggests a partial report from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.

Johnny Deboss Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Portrait Commission Sparks Conversation on Cheek Shading

An artist comments on a portrait noting the cheeks are unfinished and will be completed last. The exchange centers on the subject's self critique and the artist's deliberate ordering of finishing touches.

An Interesting Hook in a Bankbook Quip

A playful exchange from the Philadelphia Record features the literary editor praising a book new to them and the spake editor asking if it is a bankbook in a witty exchange about literary interest.

Philadelphia Record

Real Estate Agents A Word to You

A circulated notice invites real estate agents to learn where the next boom will rise and how to earn commissions. The circular is signed by JOP. Merny Assistant General Passenger Agent at Central Railroad, Dibuqgoe, Ia.

Merny

Masonic Lodge and Brethren Meeting Details

The text notes meetings each Tuesday evening for E.OFP and a group labeled A-F.S. A. M. meets every Saturday on or before the full moon in the Masonic hall.

W.H.C M. Hall E.ofp Masonic Hall G.A.R Grand Army Hall

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